Technology

Dion Hinchcliffe has an interesting post up on ZDNet titled Is IBM making enterprise mashups respectable? Dion enumerates five styles of mashups: presentation, client-side data, client-side soft

Ever since I started teaching my 15 year old neighbor Ruby (and learning it simultaneously), I keep running into people who ask “why don’t you just learn / teach PHP?” &nbs

While I like TLAs, I much prefer short descriptive words. I’ve been living in the world of “sync” for a long time, dating back to when – as an early

Dan Bricklin was recently an expert witness in the Hyperion vs. Outlooksoft case that was tried in the US District Court in Marshall, TX. Outlooksoft (the defendant) won – and

With all the focus and discussion around stuff like the Google – YouTube deal it’s easy to forget that there are lots of entrepreneurs out there working really hard to

I love working with Seth – he always challenges my brain. If you are “paying attention” and want to hear a great rant on the last year and how Seth

I was in a meeting today in Redmond when someone mentioned something about Passport and Live ID. It reminded me of something that happened a few weeks ago that I

My partner Ryan McIntyre has another thoughtful post up about the “power in the data center problem.”

I felt like that wonderful Robin Williams character when I fired up FeedDemon this morning and saw the flood of patent posts from Jim Moore and then bounced around Google

As I’ve written before, I’m a huge critic of the existing patent process, especially as it applies to software patents. Today, the NY Times has an article up describing how