Well – it’s about 20 days after the end of the quarter and the Ernst & Young / Venture One survey of venture capital funding is out and the Denver Post

Getting tired of that old Windows Start-Up Sound? How about trying on a serious Mac Start-Up Symphony?

On Wednesday, IBM announced that it had acquired DataPower. Bill Burnham (who originally did the investment for us when he was at Mobius) has a nice set of posts on his

No – this isn’t going to be a screed on the crazy shit (at ridiculous prices) some of my early stage compatriots are doing these days. On my run today

I had an awesome day on Saturday. I spent the weekend with my fraternity at MIT (the Lambda Phi Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi) on an undergraduate retreat called ADPrentice

Jason and I have engaged in a little foreplay with you in our Letter of Intent series. While you might think the length of time that has passed since my last

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