Wallstrip on the Defense Industry
I love Wallstrip – it’s one of the funnest angel investments I’ve ever made. I wake up several times to a week to a five minute video of Lindsay being
I love Wallstrip – it’s one of the funnest angel investments I’ve ever made. I wake up several times to a week to a five minute video of Lindsay being
Jason and I have written extensively about 409A – a new tax regulation for pricing stock options in private companies that both of us think is fundamentally absurd. For the
I saw Paul Kedrosky deliver his Top Ten VC Lies. Priceless (and accurate.) I also met him face to face for the first time – we both commented on how
I got the following email from a smart entrepreneur friend I respect a lot. I subscribe to your blog’s rss feed and read it regularly. I have a suggestion to
Let’s play another quick game of “Where is Brad.” I got a private tour of the West Wing on Sunday. I can’t remember ever going on a tour of the
Me.dium had a release over the weekend – if you are a Me.dium user make sure you get the latest Firefox plugin. If you aren’t a Me.dium user, feel free to bypass
My friends at FeedBurner have been cranking. Last week they released an updated version of FeedFoundry – their heavy duty feed management service for large multi-feed commercial publi
As Judy’s Book has shifted from a Local Search site to a Deal site, several interesting vertical search opportunities have emerged. The first one is online coupons – and the
Nope – taxes (or extensions) aren’t due then this year. However, the deadline for voting for the Engaget Home Entertainment Device of the Year is 11:59pm on Sunday, 4/15.
Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick for $3.1 billion indicates that we aren’t in Kansas anymore. Fred has a good riff titled The Banner Is Back and the WSJ does a good job