iTurd
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
Talking to Directors
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
Fanboy
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
The Lijit Wijit
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
Neat NewsGator Tools
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
The Mysteries of Private Art Collections
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
PodTech Interview on TechStars
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
Denver's Second Annual New Media Summit
Metzger Associates is hosting Denver’s Second Annual New Media Summit on May 31st at 5:30pm at the Denver Press Club. Doyle Albee from Metzger is our moderator. I part
What Is "Very Unique"?
I did very well on the math part of the SAT but not as well on the verbal part (I did ok, but I was definitely more MIT than (or
Why Aren't There Dogs on Facebook?
Maybe there are. But I thought it was a catchy title for a post. There are plenty of dogs, cats, and 400,000 people on Dogster as of today. One of