Back when I was 21 years old I figured you had to start somewhere. Our business plan started with a “charter statement” which – in hindsight – was roughly equiv

I had the following conversation recently. Entrepreneur: “Brad, I just got an offer for my company for $15 million from Company X.”Brad: “Awesome. Who’s Company X –

Wired Magazine has a great article this month on Tim O’Reilly. The first time I heard Tim’s name was in 1994 at NetGenesis when GNN appeared on the scene. I

FeedBurner just completed its second hackathon. Eight hours of focused hacking generated the following features: PodMedic: podcast cleanup tool Subscribe to FeedBulletin via Email Reporting Expo

I periodically get questions from readers of this blog about business plans. I was pondering the best way to work through a “business plan series” (similar to the Term Sheet

So Brad was pretty bored by my first two reviews so I figured I’d tackle something a bit more complex this time around, the Roku PhotoBridge HD. In short the

An MIT study delves into the reality of Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanies. Is it a great innovation? Is it a government plot? Is the FCC involved in some way? Or

Dave Jilk passed on this article by Dominic Humphries explaining why Linux is Not Windows. The analogy that starts off the article is perfect: Linux <=> Windows is like Motorbikes

Dick Costolo – the CEO of FeedBurner – sent me a link to this great photo last night. FeedBurner exhibited at the Portable Media Expo & Podcasting Conference 2005 this weeke

As a kid, my parents used to have a monthly gourmet group with a group of friends (they are still doing it monthly 35 years later) where they got together,