A Boulder reader forwarded me an interesting article in eWeek titled The Doctor on the Digital Tundra that talks about how the issue of net neutrality could impact rural Alaska, using

After bitching earlier today about the current lack of critical thinking in the world today, Michael Hirshland of Polaris posted a long piece by his partner – Bob Metcalfe –

My dad (Stan Feld) has a great post up about why he blogs.

I believe I’m seeing a steady increase in the lack of critical thinking from everywhere. In an effort to be recursive, I thought about why I thought I was seeing

I had a Rally Software board meeting – this has been a fun company to be involved in from raw startup through its current aggressive growth. When we initially funded

A friend who wishes to remain anonymous (and – ironically – is a journalist) pointed me at the Jackson Pollock by Miltos Manetas site. If you ever wanted to pretend

I returned home to Boulder today to a stack of books I’d ordered in the spring about the TV show 24. There are a pile of them out now –

I’m really excited to see the progress being made on The Peer to Patent Project. Beth Noveck is doing a great leadership job on getting serious software companies – including

At mile 15 on my run today, I heard one of my three favorite quotes in Atlas Shrugged. Galt says to Dagny, “... it’s not that I don’t suffer, it’s

I usually enjoy Tom Wolfe. I remember reading The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test when I was in junior high and thinking something akin to “far out.” I loved I Am Charlotte [&