(B) Although there are many resources available on the Web about entrepreneurship,

following are a few good ones that I would recommend to study:

Articles about Entrepreneurship:

1. • The creative mInd, A Silicon Valley Insider
   

2. • The creative team, A Silicon Valley Insider
   

3. • When technology kills technology, A Silicon Valley Insider
   

4. • A new disruptive technology signals market value destruction and creation, A Silicon Valley Insider
   

5. • Entrepreneurship Europe versus Silicon Valley, A Silicon Valley Insider
   

Essays and Blogs about Entrepreneurship:

1. • Paul Graham’s Essays
   

2. • Fred Wilson’s AVC Blog
   

Videos and Podcasts about Entrepreneurship:

1. • Stanford University’s Entrepreneurship Corner
   

2. • Y Combinator’s Conferences and Startup Schools
   

Books about Entrepreneurship & Innovation:

1. • Entrepreneuring, Steven C. Brandt, Addison-Wesley
   

2. • Intrapreneuring, Gifford Pinchot III, Perennial Library
   

3. • Start-Up, Jerry Kaplan, Houghton Mifflin
   

4. • Founders at Work, Jessica Livingston, Apress
   

5. • Champions of Silicon Valley, Charles G. Sigismund, Wiley
   

6. • High-Tech Ventures, C. Gordon Bell, Addison-Wesley
   

7. • The Innovator’s Dilemma, Clayton M. Christensen, HarperBusiness
   

8. • Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Peter F. Drucker, Perennial Library
   

School of Engineering and Business Schools’ Entrepreneurship Programs:

1. • Stanford Technology Venture Program
   

2. • The Harold Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at UCLA Anderson        
   

3. • The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the Stanford GSB
   

In addition...three good videos that I particularly like:

Combining the idea and the skills - Chris Dixon from Andreessen Horowitz:

Being an entrepreneur - Elon Musk at ECorner @ Stanford, 10 years ago:

Being an entrepreneur - Jessica Mah, cofounder of inDinero:

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