Big Deal Week for Colorado Telecomm Companies
Colorado saw two big acquisitions this week – both in the telecomm (which – in my universe – includes what used to be called cable) sector. On Friday, Time Warner
Almost Shouts and Murmurs – George Bush's MySpace Page
Niel Robertson has a hilarious post up of an article he wrote for the New Yorker Shouts and Murmurs section. He got rejected by them, but not by me. Awesome
A 3,100 Mile Foot Race Around Queens
My goal of running a marathon in every state by the time I turn 50 pales in comparison to the world’s longest foot race. 3,100 miles around a city block in Queens,
Peter Rip on Business Models
Peter Rip of Leapfrog Ventures has a what I think should become a classic entrepreneur post on business models. He gives some context about the term (and why it’s often annoying,
Levensohn – Best Practices for Running a Board Meeting
Pascal Levensohn – the founder of Levensohn Venture Partners – wrote a comment to my post title The Agenda (in the Board of Directors series) that I wanted to promote to a
Board of Directors; The Agenda
The Agenda. This little one page document sets the tone, pace, and content of your board meeting. It’s fundamental to the success of a board meeting, so you’d think it
Microsoft's Annual Faculty Summit
Lucy Sanders – the CEO of the National Center for Women & Information Technology – was a key participant in last week’s Microsoft Annual Faculty Summit. InformationWeek has
Blink Gallery Website
My friends at Slice of Lime just put up a website for the new Blink Gallery on 1011 Pearl Street in Boulder. Clean, simple, and contemporary, just like the gallery.
My Work is Play to Me
Amy said a really nice thing to me the other day. We were talking and she said “One of the things I really admire about you is that your work
An Example of Real Class
I talk and email with a lot of “random” people. I’ve blogged about my random meeting policy in the past – whenever I reflect on it I realize that it has served