Technology

I rarely read an entire magazine. I typically just skim them in the bathroom and tear out the articles I actually want to read. The Forbes 90th Anniversary Issue was

I read Matt Blumberg’s post on Silly, Silly Patent Nonsense this morning. It concerns a bulk email patent that was issued in 2003 that is being used to sue InfoUSA

The Common Craft Show has a brilliant 3.5 minute video called RSS in Plain English. If you’ve ever wondered what RSS is and why you should care, it’s a phenomenal

Every now and then I stumble upon a piece of software that – after a few months of using it – I wonder how I ever lived without it. My

All of a sudden I’m seeing Lucene (and Nutch and Solr) being adopted by a bunch of my companies. While several have been using it for a while, it’s spreading

The Boulder County Business Reporter has a good summary of TechStars, synthesizing some of the stuff we are trying to do. The application deadline is coming up (3/31/07) – there

While the SXSW crowd is a-twitter, I’m still thinking about the range of private emails I’ve gotten about my widget post. While some of the comments were assertions that I&rsquo

As you may know, Denver is hosting the 2008 Democratic Convention. I recently met with a major media company that is looking to do a specialized political information site built

Jason is getting riled up about patents over on AsktheVC. I figured it’d be a good time to finish up the set of posts from John Funk suggesting an empirical

In January, I posted Part 1 of an empirical approach to determining whether software patents are bad (or good). The essay was sent to me by John Funk, founder of