I’ve had a lot of fun over the past few years as an investor in NewWest.Net.  I’ve learned a bunch from Jonathan Weber – the founder – about the intersection

Josh Kopelman doesn’t blog that frequently, but almost all of them are worth reading carefully.  His latest post – Feed Frenzy – is great.  Josh is facing the "multipl

My partner Seth Levine just put up a post about our "Glue" theme on the Foundry Group blog. In our continuing series discussing some of our investment themes, we’d like

Lisp is still my favorite programming language.  6.001 is still one of my favorite classes.  Parentheses are my friend. Thanks Shawn.

I know many of my blog readers are Warren Buffett fans as a result of the numerous requests I get for the Annual Letters of Buffett Partnership, Limited, 1957 –

Last week, while on vacation, Fred Wilson wrote a post titled Working on Vacation.  It began as follows: The title of this post sounds like an oxymoron. But it is

I haven’t been reading much lately – I just haven’t felt like it.  I’m usually a two to three book a week person so my dry spell has been a

Looking for hint about Gnip?  Jud’s got one sitting on his desk.

Recently I bitched about Active’s "upgrade" of CoolRunning (which they acquired) to Active Trainer.  I loved CoolRunning; I hated Active Trainer.  Oh well – life with s

The CDN patent battle is about to heat up in a major way.  GigaOm has a guest column by Dan Rayburn titled Level 3 Adds IBM’s CDN Patents to Its