( ed in 2002 and through most of 2003 bu...)Is venture capital dead? No, but its beginning a new cycle

ed in 2002 and through most of 2003, but rebounded in 2004, when about $20 billion was invested. A similar pace is expected in 2005.

Whats happening today is long-term, reasoned investment, Heeson said.

Gone are the days when VCs announced they would raise $250 million for a fund but accepted $500 million or more, simply because the money was available. Heeson said venture capi......

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Source:wistechnology.com By Tom Still 06/22/05


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