At Foundry Group, while we live and office in Boulder, Colorado, we invest all over the United States.  In the last 18 months, we’ve invested in companies based in Seattle,

Q109 is over.  The numbers are starting to roll in.  After all the gloom and doom at the end of 2008, I’m very pleased with the performance of most of

One of the neat things about business is that it runs in cycles.  I’ve been involved in the software business since 1985 when I started my first company.  Since then,

Today, my partner Seth Levine, Eric Norlin, and I cooked up the idea to Pitch Brad and Seth at Glue.  If you are an entrepreneur working in the area we

Eric Norlin, producer of the Defrag and Glue conferences, has a phenomenal rant up today titled An Open Letter to Technology Startup Marketers.  We had an email exchange the other

I met with an entrepreneur yesterday that I hadn’t seen in a few years.  I originally met with her about five years ago when she was starting her company.  She’d

Several months ago my friend Ben Casnocha sent me an article from Boston.com titled How the city hurts your brain… And what you can do about it.  The article starts

From April 30 to May 2, the 10th annual Nantucket Conference is happening on Nantucket Island in Massachusetts.  I haven’t been to a Nantucket Conference, but I’ve heard of it

F3EL7-T3YL2-MBN5P-ZQI6R-YE8PI Ever type that into a pop up box on your computer when installing software?  If not, you’ve never installed anything from Microsoft (or many other companies) – at le

I’m psyched that my friends at Spark Capital have launched Start@Spark, their new seed program.  In their post Why are we doing this? they explain: “So, this must be a