Adam Bosworth – one of the dudes behind a bunch of software products (including Borland Quattro, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Internet Explorer and BEA WebLogic application server), gave a brilli
I’ve been having this weird conversation lately. Last week, it happened again when I was being interviewed for an article titled Betting on Tools that Power Blogs in Businessweek Online.
I sat through about 20 PowerPoint presentations yesterday (feel free to snicker now.) As I was sitting in the audience, I noticed one thing that kept annoying me. A number
EDS put a big stake in the ground by declaring friends and foes yesterday when they created the EDS Agilty Alliance. Foes: IBM and HP. Friends: Cisco, Dell, EMC, Microsoft,
Several months ago I had a massive spyware problem. Today, I have none. The solution – I replaced Internet Explorer with Firefox. That’s it. We’re better (after cleaning up my
The famous “Do No Evil”, of course. Given some of the recent negative chatter on Google, I’ve been thinking of what bold move they could do that would cause most
Paul Berberian, chairman and founder of Raindance, wrote a provocative post today called Free Conferencing is Theft. Paul knows this business extremely well – I was an early investor
Last month Mediathink published a White Paper title RSS: The Next Big Thing On Line. It’s the best starter piece that I’ve seen so far for people – especially in
Seth Godin’s ChangeThis project has officially launched. ChangeThis – in their words “is trying to create a new kind of media. A form of media that uses existing tools (like
I was involved in a deal this week that finally closed at 4:40am PST on a Thursday morning. The lawyers were chasing down signatures until 3am PST. Amazingly, several of