Staying Organized
Ok – enough of that announcement stuff on a Sunday morning (although I can’t resist inviting you again to the CSIA DEMOgala 2007 event.) I regularly get emails that ask
Ok – enough of that announcement stuff on a Sunday morning (although I can’t resist inviting you again to the CSIA DEMOgala 2007 event.) I regularly get emails that ask
Another week, another new member for the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado. My friends at Solidware have just pledged their philanthropic support for the future of Colorado. A big thank
If you are in Colorado this Thursday (October 11, 2007), I encourage you to register and attend DEMOgala 2007. This is the CSIA’s (Colorado Software and Internet Association) third annual
Charlie Wood reminded me in his comment to my post The Purpose of Numbers on a Y Axis that Greg Reinacker’s first pitch to me had a revenue graph lacking
Every day I get a fresh pile of emails containing executive summaries and powerpoint presentations (keep them coming by the way) inquiring whether I’d be interested in exploring an investment.&n
Semantic Web. Implicit Web. Web 3.0. Lot’s of happy new buzz phrases being tossed about. Of course, the academic one is “semantic web” – all the rest ar
I’m going to pile on to Fred Wilson’s post titled Web 3.0 Nonsense where he suggests that Jason Calacanis’s Web 3.0, the official definition is “nonsensical versionin
For the last 20 years the solution to at least 50% of my computer problems is “reboot.” Interestingly this is no longer a PC problem. While working on getting Amy’s
My friend Kimbal Musk (owner of The Kitchen and CEO of Me.dium) is in GwangJu, South Korea with his wife Jen installing her light harp. As usual, Kimbal is hysterical. A typical&
Praise to my friends at Lijit for pledging 1% of their equity to the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Colorado. Lijit is the seventh company that has formally announced their participation in