The Elusive Electronic Health Record
My dad (Stan Feld) has been talking about the electronic medical record for as long as I can remember (probably 30+ years.) As a kid, some of my early computer
My dad (Stan Feld) has been talking about the electronic medical record for as long as I can remember (probably 30+ years.) As a kid, some of my early computer
Chris Anderson notes that The Innovation In Gaming Isn’t On The Screen. Having just benefited from the incredible success of Harmonix / Guitar Hero and and having become fascinated with [&
I’ve been investing in Internet-related email stuff since 1995. I still remember when I got my first Internet email address (brad@id.wing.net) back in 1994 – shortly before I figured
Cisco just announced that they are open sourcing their network access control client (known as Cisco Trust Agent.) While on the surface it might seem like a generous move, Alan
Great video on the essence of the web today from Michael Wesch – an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University. I love the title – The Machine is
I’ve been talking about, dealing with (in a “user-generated content context”), and thinking about spam a lot lately. As an investor in email related companies going back t
Brad Burnham of Union Square Ventures has an important and thought provoking post up titled What’s next? Whenever Brad writes something, I read it carefully – not only beca
Over the holidays I read a magnificent book titled Designing Interactions by Bill Moggridge. It’s an incredible collection of history combined with interviews from many of the great c
I’ve written plenty about patents in the past, including a provocative post titled Abolish Software Patents. I was having a conversation with John Funk, a partner in Evergreen Innovation P
When Snap Preview came out, I tossed it up on both Feld Thoughts and AsktheVC the day I noticed it. About a week ago it started to annoy me. While it