Continuous Partial Attention
Clive Thompson has an outstanding article in today’s New York Times called Meet The Life Hackers. He describes the problem that affects so many people today – the complete overload [
Clive Thompson has an outstanding article in today’s New York Times called Meet The Life Hackers. He describes the problem that affects so many people today – the complete overload [
Today must be my day to catch up on “friends blogging.” I was at Microsoft earlier this week for my three times a year “Microsoft Emerging Business Team (EBT) technical
Peter Rip (Leapfrog Ventures managing director) – who has just started his blog – has yet another warning on “problematic behavior” that is emerging around the Web 2.
My long time friend Alan Shimel, Chief Strategy Officer at StillSecure, has started a blog. I first met Alan in NY when I was co-chairman of Sage Networks. We had
I was at a company the other day that I’m considering investing in. They walked me through their v2 web design and we did a detailed review of it. While
I got a Verizon BroadBand Access card (formerly known as “EVDO”) 12 days ago. I’ve been on the road non-stop since then. I can’t imagine life without it. As I
Kevin Maney at USA Today was in fine form yesterday with his article titled “Tech People Appear Hyped About Their Industry Again.” It’s worth a read if you are struggling
Not surprisingly, Fred Wilson and Brad Burnham have turned their corporate website (Union Square Ventures) into a blog. If you follow the venture capital business, it’s a “must subsc
Hard Driving is the story of John DeLorean and DeLorean Motor Company (DMC) through the eyes of William Haddad. While it’s a 20 year old book that I found at the
Now that the Red Sox and the Yankees are out of the playoffs, there doesn’t appear to be any reason to pay attention to baseball anymore (unless, of course, you