A few weeks ago MIT refreshed its OpenCourseWare project. This project – in which MIT shares curriculum, lecture notes, exams, and other material from over 1700 projects – is amazing

If you are paying attention to the Google OpenSocial thing, I have two great blog posts for you. The first is for the business people and users that are trying to get

I’d like to welcome and thank my friends at Gold Systems for joining The Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado. Terry Gold – the co-founder of Gold Systems – was one of

My investment in Shelfari has been a lot of fun. Josh Hug and his team are monsters – they get stuff done incredibly quickly. Plus I get to play with my books

I have very smart friends. They challenge me all the time. One of them sent me the following email in response to my recent posts about the enterprise such as

I’m usually an excruciatingly happy person. I’m a little cranky this morning because I have a cold and didn’t get a good night sleep the last two nights, but I’ll

While I know a lot of entrepreneurs and folks in small companies read this blog, I also know that there are plenty of folks in big companies that do also.

I’m in Reston, Virginia today at the The New New Internet Conference. Brian Williams – the CEO of Viget Labs – invited me to speak on a panel after spending some

David Cohen – the creator and ringleader of TechStars – has started a blog series of his Top 12 Startup Tips from TechStars. His latest tip (#2) is titled Find

If you do a search via any of the rapidly expanding Lijit search wijits, you’ll discover that it is now recommending me as an expert on the search term “wife.”