Ok, by now you’ve read 3,127 blog posts either talking about the coming current downturn credit crisis recession coming reconfiguration of all things as we’ve known them.  You’v

And now for something completely different.  No – this isn’t going to be yet another blog post on how you, the entrepreneur, should react to the credit crisis.  That’s late

Fred has a fantastic blog up titled Capital Efficiency Finds It’s Moment.  It – combined with his posts My Thoughts On "Startup Depression" – are full of suggestions t

If you are interested in Social Computing in the Enterprise, NewsGator has just put up a Social Computing Best Practices & Resources on their web site.  In addition to a bunch

I just got off the phone with a bank that I work with on a number of companies we have an investment in.  They are in the category of banks

Of all the macro events happening in the world, there are two occurring in the US right now that seem to be dominating most people’s thinking: (1) the US election

Where is James Carville when you need him?  Finally, Obama is taking a line from Clinton’s playbook.

As part of Automattic’s acquisition of Intense Debate, I committed to convert all of my blogs over to WordPress.  The process has begun and should be done soon.  In the

I love charts like the following – so many pretty colors and funny names. Matt Galligan, the co-founder of SocialThing (now part of AOL) is giving a talk on Social

Earlier this week, Gnip put v2.0 of their service into production.  TechCrunch has a nice post up titled Gnip 2.0 Launches, With A Business Model.  Gnip 2.0 has four big