Last night at dinner Howard, Jason, Amy, Elizabeth, and I were discussing the JetBlue meltdown from last week (that continues today.) The most bizarre thing to me was the relatively

When I first met Dick Costolo – the CEO of FeedBurner (well before I had invested in FeedBurner), he had a blog called SomethingICantRemember that had a hysterical “wha

Chris Anderson notes that The Innovation In Gaming Isn’t On The Screen. Having just benefited from the incredible success of Harmonix / Guitar Hero and and having become fascinated with [&

One of my favorite CTO’s (Tim Wolters – CTO / co-founder of Collective Intellect) is on the road fundraising and has some posts out on the process and terms he’s

Since I’ve been working with and investing in Internet-related companies, I’ve always been fascinated with what creates a community. Most of my investing activity has been around the

Yum. Snowcrash anyone?

I’ve been investing in Internet-related email stuff since 1995. I still remember when I got my first Internet email address (brad@id.wing.net) back in 1994 – shortly before I figured

The MIT Enterprise Forum has an annual program called Venture Capital Outlook. If you are in Colorado, you can see a 40 minute digital presentation of this from MIT/Cambridge and

Paul Kedrosky has an excellent summary of Mark Gilbert’s theories of modern finance using the two cow metaphor. He ends with his own special version for the venture capital industry.

If you go to Feld Thoughts, you’ll see a little widget on the right hand side that looks like the following: This is my “badge” for the FeedBurner Venture Capital