Some Weekend Reading in Between Sleeping
Amy is in Mexico on vacation with her sisters and I’ve been spending most of the weekend in bed. Sleeping. I twisted my ankle running on Tuesday and had an
Amy is in Mexico on vacation with her sisters and I’ve been spending most of the weekend in bed. Sleeping. I twisted my ankle running on Tuesday and had an
I’m an investor in Bug Labs (personally, not through our funds). When I first met with Peter Semmelhack, the CEO, on an introduction from Fred Wilson (the lead investor) I
I fly a lot so I’ve been bizarrely obsessed with the US Airways crash last week. While most of the video comes after the plane is in the river, it’s
This year at Sundance, Oblong unveiled Tamper. The Tamper application is a gestural interface for cinematic design. It is built on Oblong’s g-speak spatial operating environment and is a f
Greg Reinacker, the founder/CTO of NewsGator, has a post up titled Enterprise RSS – the State of the Industry that is a continuation of the discussion that’s recently ensued around
Howard Lindzon cracks me up. Endlessly. Continuously. His latest rant is all about Asshat’s from 2008 put on by one of his new companies StockTwits. I’m not really sure what
The National Venture Capital Association regularly has webcasts aimed at various members of the venture capital community. On January 23rd from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. Eastern they are having one
If you are located in the Boulder / Denver area and doing stuff with Amazon Web Services, there is a new group forming called AWS Anonymous. Per the Colorado Startups
I’m so about this. Thanks to localstops (via twitter) for pointing this out.
I love ReadWriteWeb. I respect Marshall Kirkpatrick. But I’m completely baffled by his article R.I.P. Enterprise RSS. Marshall says “It’s with a heavy heart and a sense of bewi