Social Networks In Obvious Places
Upon my return from a week off the grid, I was slaughtered by Facebook invites, LinkedIn invites, and an endless stream of unread blog posts. It only took me 75
Upon my return from a week off the grid, I was slaughtered by Facebook invites, LinkedIn invites, and an endless stream of unread blog posts. It only took me 75
If you’ve noticed that I haven’t been blogging, it’s because I went off the grid for my Q4 vacation with Amy. As is our habit, we checked out completely, spent
I sponsor a roundtable series titled The Silicon Flatirons Roundtable on Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Public Policy. It is hosted four times a year by The Silicon Flatirons Program at CU [&
Which is an easier place to visit, Irkutsk or Angarsk?
Feel free to ignore this post. Or – you can just laugh at the picture of a bunch of lame people trying to play Rock Band (the only one who
I’ve been in a reading slump lately – I just haven’t felt like reading. This happens sometimes and whenever I break my "at least two books a week" rhythm, I
Every day I get inbound emails from entrepreneurs looking for funding. I triage these quickly as I can usually tell within a couple of minutes of looking at whatever is
Yesterday was a great "very little computer" day that resulted in me reading three books (one great, one 50% great, and one poor that turned into a skimmer.) More on
While catching up on some stuff today, I came across the word “automagically” on Bebo. I first heard the word from Todd Vernon. Todd is now the CEO of Lijit,
Someone is far down the negotiating path to buy the old StorageTek 440–acres in Louisville from Sun. The Boulder Camera is speculating that it’s eBay, Google, or Apple. Whoever