Naming Colorado’s Tech Scene
I suck at naming things. I named my first company “Feld Technologies” (yeah, that was super creative, but I bet it made my dad proud.) I learned an important lesson
I suck at naming things. I named my first company “Feld Technologies” (yeah, that was super creative, but I bet it made my dad proud.) I learned an important lesson
I spent the afternoon today at TechStars Boulder in the Bunker meeting with about half of the teams. I’m delighted with the progress they are making – everyone is really
Yesterday, I wrote about the new VC Blogger Network powered by Lijit. A handful of VCs emailed me asking to be added to the network (which has been done). There’s
I’ve long been fascinated by venture capitalists who blog. I’ve also spent a lot of time in and around various blog networks, as a participant, as an investor, and as
The meme of “Free” is one again making the rounds. I expect it reignited when Chris Anderson’s new book Free: The Future of a Radical Price (available on Amazon for
Amy and I are huge fans and collectors of Rick Dula. We’ve got a number of pieces of his art of the construction of the new Denver Art Museum hanging
One of the most satisfying parts of what I do is getting to work with people over a long period of time, starting early in their careers. It’s one of
Yesterday I posted that Trada is looking for a Test Engineer. Gnip is also looking for software developers – three in fact: Senior Software Developer Senior System Adminstrator Senior Web
Trada, one of our portfolio companies in Boulder, is looking to hire. They’re looking for a tech-skilled individual who thinks they can do just about everything, because they might be
If I told you that I had just filed a patent for “a system to sell equity in domain names”, I’d expect you to laugh at me. I haven’t ranted