There doesn't have to be a startup scene in all of the countries. The books were written for entrepreneurship, not Valley-level startup scenes.
Eiter way, have you checked out write ups of the recent Echelon event in Singapore (http://e27.co/echelon/)or that 500 startups just set up a fund only for SEAsia countries?
As far as the spam-market quick-e-books comment, I'm pretty sure it was the absolute opposite of that. Did you read that after a year and a half of hard work he released these?
I don't see these books as a fail at all, but instead a step forward to good, actionable information that is useful to help bring and grow entrepreneurship to Asia.
I would love to hear what's important to you as I'm currently running a startup in Thailand and would love to learn more about all the countries, especially China.
Why don't you offer some advice as to what you see ont he most important areas of consideration and what is overemphasized?
Eiter way, have you checked out write ups of the recent Echelon event in Singapore (http://e27.co/echelon/)or that 500 startups just set up a fund only for SEAsia countries?
As far as the spam-market quick-e-books comment, I'm pretty sure it was the absolute opposite of that. Did you read that after a year and a half of hard work he released these?
I don't see these books as a fail at all, but instead a step forward to good, actionable information that is useful to help bring and grow entrepreneurship to Asia.
I would love to hear what's important to you as I'm currently running a startup in Thailand and would love to learn more about all the countries, especially China.
Why don't you offer some advice as to what you see ont he most important areas of consideration and what is overemphasized?