I’m personally going to boycott the phrase “Web 3.0” since “Web 2.0” makes me tired enough. There have been some great quips going around the system about

It eventually happens to all bloggers that become popular. I’ve had several of these moments – you get feedback that causes you to take a step back and re-evaluate what

In August, I talked about a new feature that FeedBurner had created called “Networks”. As part of this, I set up one of the first FeedBurner Networks – the

The snow is finally sticking in Homer – what a beautiful day. I’m looking at my web cam in Homer, AK from Keystone, CO where it’s also been snowing. Winter

My friend Stuart Chapman – a partner at Esprit Capital Partners in the UK – sent me a note about his new portfolio company WAYN (Where Are You Now?) which

David Cohen has a nice summary of what happened at BarCamp Boulder up on the ColoradoStartups blog. I didn’t attend (I needed to sit at home for the day and

I had my second opera experience last night at Opera Colorado’s Season Opening Gala performance of The Magic Flute. I was blown away by my first opera experience in May

Ryan reminded me that we get to experience 11:11:11 twice today – which happens to be 11/11. I’m looking forward to 2011.

Dion Hinchcliffe has an interesting post up on ZDNet titled Is IBM making enterprise mashups respectable? Dion enumerates five styles of mashups: presentation, client-side data, client-side soft

I’ve invested in over 50 angel deals in the past 12 years. Several have been big winners for me, a few have done ok, and some have failed. Many are