I just wandered down to Seth’s office to see if he managed to get tickets to the World Series. He asked everyone in the office to fire up the Rockies

I received several questions in response to my post titled The Purpose of Numbers on a Y Axis and my followup post titled The Lack of Numbers of Y Axis

Within 10 minutes of the end of the Red Sox game, I got the following email from StubHub. I’ve also received several emails in the past 24 hours from folks

I’ve got my share of friends who I think of as “big brains suspended in something” (where the typical instantiation is human form, but I often imagine them as something

Amy started out my Sunday morning with the Select A Candidate Quiz from Minnesota Public Radio. I’ll leave it to her to decide whether or not to say who she

The subtitle of this post is “Wow – that boy can write.” If you found my post titled CTO vs. VP Engineering to be relevant to your universe, grab a

John Markoff suggests there is a looming battle of semantics between Web 3.0 and semantic web. Markoff summarizes by saying: “There is no easy consensus about how to define what

Yeah – well – it’s always conference season in the tech business. I’ve been enjoying Web 2.0 from a distance while getting reports from the field. However

I get loads of questions throughout every day. I try to be responsive to all of them – it’s just the way I am. I have a saying which is

John Markoff has a fun little story about the origin of the phrase What-You-See-Is-What–You-Get in his article titled The Real History of WYSIWYG. WYSIWYG appeared on the scene 30+ years [