Today, FeedBurner announced that it has acquired Blogbeat. Congrats Jeff. Congrats FeedBurner. On February 22nd, I installed Blogbeat (ah – the joys of a good stats package – i

Rick Segal carries his toilet seat into a grocery store to make a point and Scott Converse builds a craptop. It must be summertime.

On page 16 of the July 3rd BusinessWeek, I noticed a short article in the Wired Life section titled “Teaching The Press Release A New Trick.” I was kind of

Both Amy and I love to read. Normally, I read a book or two a week; when we are up in Alaska I usually get through four to eight per

The very first angel investment I made after I sold my first company was in a company called NetGenesis. Will Herman and I were the initial seed investors; I was

I’m in love with The Hamilton Building – the expansion to the Denver Art Museum designed by Daniel Libeskind. Not everyone is – Slate had a generally critical photo essay

No – this isn’t going to be a post about the father, the son, and the holy ghost. I’ve done a number of investments in the past few years that

I’m trying to do a marathon in every state by the time I turn 50. I’ve got 7 down and 9.5 years to go. Today, I got an email from a

I expect The Chairman post I just put up will be controversial. If you have a different perspective, or a bad experience with a board that has a chairman, please

Rob Shurtleff – a VC in Seattle with Divergent Ventures – whom I’ve gotten to know over the past year, dropped me a note with some ideas about a few