As a kid, one of the comic strips I read every day was Family Circus. It was almost always simple, yet brilliant. Thanks to my friend Bruce, I now have

Are you thinking about selling your company? David Shanberg – who I worked with when I was an investor in PeoplePC and he ran corporate development – has a nice series

My dad has gotten involved in a Dirty Coal plant issue in Texas. The environmental issues are directly linked to the health care issues and – as usual – he’s

Ok – this is superbly cool (at least I think so.) WebEx just put up an “activity map” showing the real-time location of all the active WebEx conferences. This uses t

Several of the bright bulbs at Judy’s Book put together a Holiday Store Guide for online shopping. They’ve got detailed shipping info by store (do you do your shopping on

My partner Greg Galanos forwarded me a great article from the Philadelphia Inquirer titled “The Economy Revealed: Why understanding economics is hard” that builds on the more difficult to

In 1983, when I was a senior in high school, I started my first company.  There were six founders – they are the gang below: John Gruberman, Drew Debelak, Jeff

In the life of most companies with an active board of directors, it occasionally becomes necessary to recruit a new director. In the case of VC backed companies, a new

I ran an interesting experiment the past 30 days. I simultaneously used three different desktop configurations – my traditional Windows XP three monitor setup (at home and work), Mac OS [&

I wrote a post this summer titled CEOs That Are Introverts. While I’m very comfortable in group settings and have no problem in front of a crowd, I’d much prefer