Phil Weiser, my good friend, professor of law at University of Colorado Law School, executive director of the Silicon Flatirons Program, and co-conspirator on several things told me abo

I used to be good at tennis. Really good. When I was 11. I treasured my Jack Kramer Autograph (until I got a Futabaya), never really wanted a T-2000 even

A few weeks ago I met with Brett Familoe and Zach Hubbell of the Pursue the Passion project. A gang of four – Brett, James, Noah, and Zach are recent

One of my favorite New Yorker cartoons is “On the Internet, Nobody Knows You’re a Dog.” Nick Bradbury – the creator of FeedDemon (one of the NewsGator products) is having

As I was writing my previous post about The Constipation of Scale I got an email from a co-investor talking about a CEO / CTO conflict. It had an interesting phrase

Every successful startup goes through it. I got a note from a friend yesterday in response to an email I sent him about one of his startups where I said

There are three long weekends each year that I love – Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Thanksgiving. My entire world disconnects for each of them and they are great transitions

Stan James just wrote a post titled Explore the world of blogs around you which describes the new Lijit Blog Explore feature. I’ve been calling this feature “bubbles” and if [&

One of the great things about blogs is that it makes it easy for anyone (that has a blog) to express things – both good and bad. While mainstream media

A little over a year ago Amy and I had a discussion about how we could directly contribute to rebuilding New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. We have