The Blogosphere's Exponential Growth Curve Continues
I love exponential curves – they are beautiful things. Whether they are linked to positive or negative things, they signal opportunity. Dave Sifry – CEO of Technorati – h
I love exponential curves – they are beautiful things. Whether they are linked to positive or negative things, they signal opportunity. Dave Sifry – CEO of Technorati – h
My friends Paul and Renee Berberian (and their daughter Marlo) are taking a trip around the world for the next year. If you’ve ever fantasized about something like this, I
Western Union announced on Friday, 1/27/06, that the age of the telegram had officially ended. The Western Union website has the following comment on it. Effective January 27, 2006, Western
George Gombas passed away yesterday. While you probably don’t know George, he was an entrepreneur with a big mind and an incredibly big heart. I first met George when he
I’m not a news breaker (I’ll leave that to guys like Mike Arrington and Om Malik) but I just noticed an announcement that I expect will get a lot of blog
Tom Evslin – founder/CEO of ITXC and author of hackoff.com – has started writing a series called “VC Primer from an Entrepreneur’s POV.” His audience is &ldquo
I’ve been an unabashed supporter of Tom Evslin’s blook (online book) hackoff.com – An Historic Murdery Mystery Set in the Internet Bubble and Rubble. I’ve been reading it
Unless you don’t watch TV, don’t read the newspaper, and don’t watch Oprah (or you live under a rock), you have probably heard something about the James Frey / Oprah memoir
Just Say No To Microsoft is a mandatory read if you fall into one of the following three categories: 1. Someone who wants to switch from Microsoft-based software to
With a title like Sex and the Single Zillionaire, it’s either going to be really good or really bad. This isn’t my typical genre of mental floss, but since it