In my ultimate quest for periodic pain, I’ve decided to take a page from Chris Pirillo’s Googlefasting playbook and segment my use over the next three months. Rather than u

It’s the last day of the quarter and eerily quiet in my office. I’ve received very feel emails (and no phone calls) from CEOs of the companies I work with.

Following is an email I sent to Seth mid-afternoon. I’ve heard this three times today. It’s got to be the current cliche. Gross. I was referring to the phrase “technology

I got the following email from service@cinemanow.com today. Brad, Thanks for posting comments regarding CinemaNow on https://feld.com/archives/2006/03/cinemanow_is_ou.html. With regards to the comment

Slate has an outstanding article on a great Powerade ad you won’t find on TV. The ad itself is worth looking at, but the story is even more interesting. Thanks

On Thursday April 6, 2006, I’m on a panel at the final Silicon Flatirons conference called “Re-examining The Patent System.” The conference is from 3:30 to 7:30. My panel

Sarah Arnquist just wrote an article for Gelf Magazine titled “Could a treadmill / desk mashup be the solution to America’s obesity problem?” She apparently stumbled up my Trea

I stumbled upon a new program online put together by USA Track & Field (USATF) called America’s Running Routes. It’s a neat web app that uses Google Maps and a

I received the following question last week: I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the manner in which VCs should hold their entrepreneurs accountable – what should be the proper

I can’t wait until July. Amy and I spend a big chunk of the summer at our house in Homer, Alaska. We only have about 5,000 other people hanging around