Norms-based IP and French Chefs
As you probably know from prior rants on this blog, I think the U.S. Patent System is completely screwed up, especially with regards to software patents. Since I’m in Paris
As you probably know from prior rants on this blog, I think the U.S. Patent System is completely screwed up, especially with regards to software patents. Since I’m in Paris
I spoke on a panel last week at the Silicon Flatirons Telecommunications Program titled “Re-examining The Patent System.” My panel was the last one and came after a few hours
The difference between Microsoft and Apple is clearly explained in this 2 minute and 55 second video on Google.
As part of my fantabulous week off, I caught up on some reading that had been sitting in my “to read” email folder. Nine months ago I posted a chart
PriceWaterhouseCoopers just released their quarterly issue of Nextwave. The headline article is Web 2.0: The Internet subset formerly known as the Web and features comments from a number of peop
The 100 HiveLive invitations that I wrote about yesterday are gone. Hopefully some of you will post some comments about what you like and don’t like.
We fund plenty of things that are ahead of their time. Sometimes we win; sometimes we lose. DoDots – a company started by John and George Kembal – was one
Once a year, the Feld men over 5 feet tall (me, my brother Daniel, my dad, my uncle Charlie, and my cousins Jon and Kenny) go away for the weekend
Scott Maxwell – a partner at Insight Venture Partners – demonstrates his prowness with Ajax.
My fraternity brother Colin Angle – the CEO of iRobot (I was his pledge trainer – that’s my claim to fame) was on Cramer’s Mad Money yesterday. He did well