The Wall Street Journal has a long article today titled Microsoft Embeds Sleeper in Business Software. It positions SharePoint clearly in the collaboration battle that is emerging with Oracle, A

Syriana was one of my favorite movies last year – the Bob Barnes character captured my imagination completely. When I found out that Bob Baer’s books See No Evil and Sleepi

On May 15th and 16th leaders from over 100 distinguished universities, corporations and non-profits from across the country will attend the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWI

As I was turning the pages in the April 23, 2007 Forbes in the bathroom today, I came across The South Rises Again and a great map of the top metro areas

I hate almost all automated phone systems (except of course the ones created by Gold Systems.) Most suck and even though a little bit of effort could radically improve them,

I had a long phone call with a CEO of a company on Friday. He’s had an intense few weeks and was clearly stressed out. His summary was “my stomach hurts.”

Boulder OpenCoffee Club (part of the network of OpenCoffee Club’s popping up around the world) now has its own website. The next meeting is at Vic’s Coffee at 1800 Broadway

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