The Power of Information
I’ve gotten to know my neighbors in Homer, Alaska – the Schallock’s – over the past two summers. They are great folks and the two kids – Jessica and Eric
I’ve gotten to know my neighbors in Homer, Alaska – the Schallock’s – over the past two summers. They are great folks and the two kids – Jessica and Eric
I expect that many of you are familiar with the Pareto principle (also known as the 80–20 rule.) If you aren’t, the simple definition is that for many phenomena 80%
As I start to get my head into the Albuquerque Marathon (which I’m running on Sunday), I thought I’d start the day off with some running stuff. I’ve had a
When I was a teenager in Dallas hanging out at the shopping mall and the skating rink, one of my favorite songs was Queen’s Another One Bites The Dust. Another
I’ve been spending a lot of time over the past six months thinking about the current dynamics of information on the web. I wrote briefly about TAR (trust, attention, and
FeedBurner released a new version of their Email Subscription service that gives publishers a lot more control over distributing their blog content via email. If you prefer to subscribe to
Robert Reich from Medium is organizing a Meetup group focused on cool technologies in the Boulder / Denver area. The first event is being hosted at Medium on Tuesday September
Congrats to my friends at Return Path for being ranked #167 in this year’s Inc. Magazine’s list of the 500 fastest growing private companies America. Matt Blumberg and his team
I’ve been bugging Fred for a while about trying to use a feed reader on a regular basis. He’s been a random reader – surfing around his blogroll – following links [&
BarCamp Denver starts tonight and goes all day tomorrow. The attendees list has grown nicely, including some of my friends such as Derek Scruggs (Enthusiast Group), Kevin Cawley (NewGator), Scot