NewsGator just released the latest version of their Inbox product – their RSS client for Microsoft Outlook.  It’s free.  It’s solid.  It’s full of RSS chocolatel

We all know this, but it’s useful to be reminded of it periodically. I’m chairman of the board of the National Center for Women & Information Technology.  It’s a remarkable

I’ve gotten to know Alex Iskold over the past few years (I’m an angel investor in his latest company – AdaptiveBlue).  Alex has a huge brain that I always enjoy

I was talking to a friend yesterday about exits.  In it, he suggested that the tech M&A market had shut down just like the tech IPO market had. This didn’t

I’ve written about this in the past so I expect this is nothing new for you, my dear reader.  The title summarizes everything I am going to say. My buddy

How’s that for a run?  Yes – that’s a 1.75m hill starting at mile 3.  And it’s steep (>10% grade). Elevation gain: 2,081.  Elevation loss: 2,867.  Number

As April 15th looms again (it seems to come every year), all the same old articles appear about taxes, budgets, deficits, government spending, and the inequities in the universe.  This

Last week was Google App Engine announcement and brouhaha.  This week is deeper analysis and understanding of Google App Engine. I spent some time last week trying to understand this

Holy Absurdity Batman, someone actually writes a dedicated 409A site called 409A Dismay.  For the latest and greatest 409A silliness, you are one click away from a subscription.

Is this a surprise to anyone?  I suggest Harvard take on Stanford next since they’ll actually have a chance at victory.