At dinner last night, Chris, Jason, and I were talking about ice over dinner last night (as we were drinking our glasses of water – with ice in them.) Chris had

One of the neat things about having a blog is getting feedback that actually teaches me something. I got a note from Brad Hugg that explained some stuff on 911

I got a note from Jim Moore this morning that he, members of the Berkman Center, and the Berkeley China Internet Project have started a blog to keep pressure on Google

After trying a few different address combinations, I finally figured out that Vonage’s 911 address database must suck. Here’s the deal. I don’t actually have a legal physical a

I got an email from Vonage today that they had completed 911 Dialing activation for my Vonage line. That’s good, I guess. However, even though my phone number is a

Jeff Bussgang – a GP at IDG Ventures in Boston – has a good post up on the dynamics – from both an entrepreneurs perspective and a VC perspective –

I invested in Judy’s Book around Thanksgiving and wrote a long post about why I made the investment. Earlier this week, Judy’s Book rolled out a major release which we&rsqu

StillSecure – a company that I’ve been an investor in since 2000 – had a great week. Raj Bhargava – the CEO – and I are close friends who have w

What’s not to like about the following lead in for an article: What Toyota did for cars and Dell did for computers is what Rally Software hopes to do for

I always get a kick out of someone finding a Google easter egg in the “I’m Feeling Lucky” search option. Today’s was particularly amusing, especially given some of the re