Technology Companies Are Bought Not Sold
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
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-outstanding/. 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
They joy of having an “IT guy” (aka Ross) around is that he willingly expresses his opinion whenever given the chance. Since he plays around with even more stuff than
I can’t seem to get away from the “what structure should I use to set up my business” questions. Here’s another one that I recently got. I am trying to