I have listened to NPR every day that I’m in the car on my way into work for as long as I can remember. I have fond memories of hearing Morning

I occasionally hear things from people about how “spam is on the decline.” This always entertains me because immediately after receiving an email like this, I get a 200 message

Just when you thought you’d never hear from me and Jason on 409A again, we received the following missive from a lawyer friend of ours: (The) IRS is now saying

Fortune had a really good article on how MySQL is building a commercial open source company. However, buried in the article is a typo that I expect was introduced by

NewsGator announced today that it has partnered with GMO Internet Group to provide a localized, hosted version of NewsGator Enterprise in the Japanese market. I’ve been impressed with GMO

Since I promoted my mom yesterday, I’ll help my friend Jeff Clavier promote his wife Bernadette today. She’s been involved in the Stanford Center for Social Innovation and has just [

I kept telling myself I wouldn’t do this, but I just can’t help myself. It’s 6:06am (according to my computer) on 6/6/06. The Omen is in theaters today. FeedBurner

My mom, who happens to be my favorite artist in the world, is having an exhibit at The Dairy Center for the Arts. The exhibit – called American Landscapes: Two

NewsGator announced today Spencer Stuart, one of the oldest Executive Search firms in the world, has deployed NewsGator’s Enterprise Server product. Todd Berkowitz has a nice explanation o

My friends Larry and Pat Nelson just put up an interview with Lucy Sanders, CEO of National Center for Women & Information Technology. Not surprisingly – Lucy is the most