Technology

I got an email from Vonage today that they had completed 911 Dialing activation for my Vonage line. That’s good, I guess. However, even though my phone number is a

One of my favorite examples of things newspapers do that baffles me is to print the stock tables every day. While I imagine there are a small number of people

Amy and I both travel with our laptops. Lately I’ve been using my Verizon EVDO card everywhere. It’s awesome. I was thinking about getting Amy one when Ross suggeste

Last week I was disturbed by the announcement that AOL was going to eliminate their enhanced whitelist. It was reported that they were doing this as part of a new

Western Union announced on Friday, 1/27/06, that the age of the telegram had officially ended. The Western Union website has the following comment on it. Effective January 27, 2006, Western

I’ve been deeply involved in the email business for the past decade through investments in companies like Postini, Return Path, Critical Path, MessageMedia, and Email Publishing and have been in

I decided today was a retro day at the office and decided to see if some of my old computers still worked. My dad cleaned out his attic last week

Niel Robertson, the CTO of Newmerix, has what I anticipate will become a legendary blog post up called I Pity The Fool that dissects Oracle’s recent “Half Way To Fusion”

Yesterday Oracle has a major set of presentations around its new Fusion platform to help celebrate the Fusion project’s one year anniversary. The headline for the event was “Oracle i

David Jackson is now putting up conference call transcripts on his Seeking Alpha blog. He’s got a feed up that you can subscribe to for your daily dose of earnings call