ATLAS and the Wonderful World of NCWIT
We had an NCWIT (National Center for Women & Information Technology) board meeting yesterday in advance of two days of NCWIT alliance meetings. I’m delighted with the progress this org
We had an NCWIT (National Center for Women & Information Technology) board meeting yesterday in advance of two days of NCWIT alliance meetings. I’m delighted with the progress this org
I had lunch with Bijan Sabet at Spark Capital today on my way to the airport in Boston. We met at his office at 137 Newbury Street. I recognized the
I spent 12.1 years of my life living in Boston (and Cambridge) – from age 17.7 to 29.8. This morning I spent an hour having a picture perfect run around
I love my iPod Nano. I hate iTunes. It’s like the two things exist in this parallel universe of good and bad. I suppose one explanation is that one is
On Saturday, I called a director at a company I’m on the board of to get a reality check on something that is going on. Ten minutes on the phone
Shortly after reading an article in the NY Times this morning by Bob Morris titled Global Yawning I received the following email from a reader of this blog: I’ve noticed that
If you are a blogger, it’s time to consider implementing Lijit for your blog search. Matt Blumberg jumped on board last week and Fred Wilson tossed it up on his
If you are a NewsGator user, you might know about some of the neat add-on tools that build on the NewsGator Online reader. They were hard to find on the
Amy and I love art. My mom is an artist and I grew up with art, galleries, collectors, and museums. Amy and I have been collecting since we started dating
The nice folks at PodTech interviewed me and David Cohen about TechStars. In David’s words: “It’s another fantastic way to waste 9 minutes of your life before you get back