Nerding Out With NewsGator
Two interesting NewsGator posts today. Activity Scoring in NewsGator Online talks about a new feature in NewsGator Online that incorporates the massive amount of attention data that NewsGator is
Two interesting NewsGator posts today. Activity Scoring in NewsGator Online talks about a new feature in NewsGator Online that incorporates the massive amount of attention data that NewsGator is
I’m supposed to have my new MacBook Air tomorrow. It’ll be running Vista. If you care, Ross tells you how to set Vista up on the MacBook Air (and when
My long time friend Ben Neumann has a detailed post up titled Network Outage. Ben is CEO / owner of Globat, a successful web hosting company. I met Ben through
Katherine McIntyre has a scathing post up describing her experience at the Colorado Democratic primary caucus. I think the caucus, primary process, and superdelegate thing is idiotic, a gigantic
I stumbled upon the MIT Sloan Blog last week. I am a Sloan grad (’88) and am a speaker at my 20th business school reunion this summer. The folks behind
Yesterday, it was announced that ConocoPhillips is the mystery buyer of the old StorageTek campus. There was much revelry and prognosticating about how magnificent this is for the universe.
My friends at FeedBurner surfaced today with a post titled Hello? Hellooooo? In it, they explain what they’ve been up to post-acquisition by Google. Two words – technical integ
My partner Ryan McIntyre discovered some old trippy TV ads that Excite did in 1996 based on Jimmy Hendrix’s Are You Experienced. When I saw him in the office yesterday,
Andrew Hyde (the creator of StartupWeekend) and Matt Emmi (the founder of OneButtonLife and the dude that keeps all my home electronics working smoothly) have launched their latest company –
I spent the weekend in Austin with my dad who has written a nice post about his experience with me. We ate, hung out, ate some more, wandered around, saw