I woke up to two big local Boulder deals. The first hour of my day (usually 5am – 6am) is “reading time” – online newspaper, catch up on email, blogs – so

Congrats to my friend Scott Maxwell who just launched his new venture capital firm – OpenView Venture Partners. I’ve gotten to know Scott over the past few years while working

Pascal Levensohn and his partners at Levensohn Venture Partners have started a new podcast on Venture Capital called VC-Inside Out. The first two episodes are up: (1) Six Early Warning Sign

Rick Segal is in the middle of a negotiation and is having some frustration with his co-investor – a “US VC” – around settling on a few terms that he

My partner Ryan McIntyre has another thoughtful post up about the “power in the data center problem.”

I felt like that wonderful Robin Williams character when I fired up FeedDemon this morning and saw the flood of patent posts from Jim Moore and then bounced around Google

The images from my mom’s new show – “Prints: A Journey” – are now up on her website. I like them all, but I especially dig the Rothko-like solarplates. If

If you are a Typepad blogger, you’ll be especially interested in this. Now – from within your NewsGator Online subscriber list – you can easily add the subscriber list to

Andy Sack – CEO of Judy’s Book – wrote a nice summary of last week’s “bored” meeting, along with our meeting after in Boulder, and his new found inspiration to

As I’ve written before, I’m a huge critic of the existing patent process, especially as it applies to software patents. Today, the NY Times has an article up describing how