Another Rotten Apple
Andy Sack just gave up on his switch from Microsoft to Apple. I’ve tried to make this switch twice over the past few years (once randomly, once on the eve
Andy Sack just gave up on his switch from Microsoft to Apple. I’ve tried to make this switch twice over the past few years (once randomly, once on the eve
My partner Seth Levine has written an excellent summary of Startup Weekend. It’s hard for me to fathom that it happened merely a week ago. As I sit here early this
Last week Don Dodge, Dan’l Lewin, and Dave Drach from Microsoft visited TechStars. Don has a nice post up about his visit including brief descriptions of several of the TechStars
Wesabe just came out with an API. If you aren’t familiar with Wesabe, it’s a new investment by my friends at Union Square Ventures – Brad Burnham describes why they
One of the investment themes I’m intrigued with is human computer interaction (HCI). I believe that in 20 years the notion of typing on a keyboard and moving a mouse
While FeedBurner is no longer an investment of mine, I still am a huge FeedBurner fanboy and love everything about those cuddly little guys and gals. Today they announced that they
I hate the 2.0 label. Hate it hate it hate it. Hate it. However, I’ve heard the phrase “Enterprise 2.0” 3,625 times in the past two weeks. All my enterprise [
Today’s Techmeme meme is based on Facebook advertising brings poor results. Most of the posts are talking about the rotten clickthrough rate (0.04%) on Facebook. Some of the posts –
Yeah – it’s old news now (announced on Monday) but it has been a busy week with little sleep (due to the existence of a puppy in my life.) My partner
If you are making the move from a big company to a startup, Scott Converse has a must read post up about passive-aggressive behavior titled Corporate vs. Startup behaviors. I