Google and The Jets
Another GooglePark episode is up and it’s hilarious (as usual.) And – as a special bonus – I discovered EllisonPark which I have no idea how I missed before.
Another GooglePark episode is up and it’s hilarious (as usual.) And – as a special bonus – I discovered EllisonPark which I have no idea how I missed before.
If you haven’t tried Technorati in a while, go take another look. At their birthday party, they rolled out a new major upgrade to the service. Dave Sifry – the
We hit a rainy stretch the past few days – good for reading; not so good for getting a sun tan. In addition to The Big Six, I managed to
I read less this week than I read last week (mostly because it was a busy week) but I still managed to get through five books. Looking back on the
Fred Wilson has a great, thoughtful post up titled “Scars From The Last Bubble.” If you are a VC or an entrepreneur, I recommend you read it slowly. Remember, it’s
Will Herman has (yet another) great post up about failure in his first startup. His company – DataWare Logic – looked like it was on a path to success –
I guess it’s my week for having people email me clever things on YouTube and ifilm. Bill Gates and Napoleon Dynamite spend some time together in their apartment and on
I was pondering the early days of Feld Technologies tonight, thinking about what mistakes we made (and boy did we make a lot of mistakes.) I wound the clock all
The Big Lebowski is in my top 10 favorite movies of all time (ok – I admit it – so is Caddyshack.) Paul Kedrosky pointed me to The Big Lebowski: F*cking
Today, FeedBurner announced that Matt Blumberg has joined their board of directors. Matt – the CEO of Return Path – has a good post about his perspective on joining the