There are two opposite approaches in the world that most software companies take when talking about future products. 1. Say nothing until the day of the release and 2. Talk

Boulder is one of the most athletic cities in the world. Even though I’m a marathoner and can do +/– 2,000 feet on a two hour run, I’m way down

Amy and I watched The Matrix Reloaded this weekend. What a great movie. I love The Keymaker (along with the The Merovingian and The Architect). I commented to Amy this morning [

With this post, we continue the “Feld Job Board.” If you are a god-like software architect that isn’t intimidated by the notion of making a real-time system work across 10,000

You find ads for RSS feeds and podcasts in the most interesting places. Today, it’s the Wall Street Journal Online. I wonder how many commodities traders woke up this morning

Lijit has a lot to celebrate this week. They just closed a $3.3M round of financing, their first birthday was last week, and they’re looking to double the size of

Creating companies is hard. Most fail. Overnight success is rare (my favorite “overnight success stories” are the ones that take 10+ years, like iRobot or Harmonix.) Whil

I’ve been chairman of the National Center for Women and Information Technology for the past two years. The mission is straightforward – it is “to ensure that women are fully [&

Once again I woke up to a Saturday morning blog post flurry on Techmeme. Today’s was on the criticism by Valleywag of the Microsoft People Ready campaign that ran on

TechStars is really cranking – I’m totally blown away by what everyone is working on and the level of engagement of the TechStars mentors. I’m very optimistic that some great [