PitchBook

"You have to go perform your independent research. What does that mean? You got to go into LinkedIn. You got to go on their website. You got to go into PitchBook."

"In your job, since I'm sitting with a VC, you probably have access to a Pitchbook or like a product like that to collect data. And so you get grounded in knowledge of what's happening and you get to use that data to figure out how to make decisions."

a16z

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"Crunchbase, Pitchbook, you know, cost money, etc. They're great products, they have to be businesses, but we have the luxury of being able to just really offer this for the startup community."

Dave Blundin

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"If you get a Pitchbook account, you can actually look at every company you admire and then work back to who invested in them and then just go talk directly."

"They think of us, you know, in a similar category to Bloomberg, to FactSet, to Capital IQ, to Pitchbook."

Jason Lemkin

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"Pitchbook had an article this week saying how much massively returns are being compressed on outcomes north of 500 million to a billion."

"Pitchfork tells me this is a great new rap record. I put it on and nine times out of 10 I'm like, this is not for me. That's the role that Pitchfork served for a very long time, less so today unfortunately, but still sometimes."

TBPN

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"pitchfork and music brand 1% of our revenue but it has a very strong loyal audience in the category that it covers. It's doing very well."