The Metaverse Is So Very Fragile
I’m still really cold this morning and I’m dreaming of a time when I can put my meat puppet into hibernation for a while and just romp around in the
I’m still really cold this morning and I’m dreaming of a time when I can put my meat puppet into hibernation for a while and just romp around in the
For the last three years I’ve been laboring to help propagate the myth that it doesn’t snow much in Boulder and when it does it’s 55 degrees the next day
Yesterday was Return Path’s 10th Birthday. Matt Blumberg, Return Path’s CEO and founder, wrote a great reflective post on his blog titled A Perfect Ten. Among other things he covers
On Monday, I’ll be interviewing Tim Enwall, the founder, president, and COO of Tendril Networks as part of the Silicon Flatirons Entrepreneurs Unplugged series. The event will be from 6:15pm
Amy and I just had an awesome week (mostly) off the grid at the Rosewood Mayakoba for my 44th birthday. Lots of sleeping, running, massages, eating, consensual activities between two
I was at a board meeting recently where the board and management was discussing the company’s market position. This is a strong company that leads its market and, as a
A month ago, NewsGator released TapLynx – their framework for building iPhone apps. They took the core code of NetNewsWire for the iPhone, abstracted it out, and built a really
I’ve been to my share of tech conferences that either don’t have any music playing or have some horrible mix that the hotel supplies turned up either a little to
Last week I did an hour long interview with Jon Hansen on the Startup Visa Movement titled Diminishing Prospects: How U.S. Policy is Undermining Entrepreneurial Vision. The interview is embedded
You may be thinking “what do these things have to do with one another?” Well – they are all in my browser this morning after I returned from my run