More Fun With Subscription-Based Pricing
Nick Bradbury put up a post earlier this week about FeedDemon going to a subscription model. FeedDemon was acquired by NewsGator several months ago and – as part of NewsGator’s
Nick Bradbury put up a post earlier this week about FeedDemon going to a subscription model. FeedDemon was acquired by NewsGator several months ago and – as part of NewsGator’s
New West Network just started up an Aspen-based blog. If you are a fan of Aspen (and I know a bunch of you New Yorkers out there are because I
I woke up one day (yesterday) and all of a sudden I’m using Skype all the time (including SkypeOut). What changed? First, I’m at my house in Alaska and my
My friends Don and Christine Springer went bear watching today (I stayed home and worked – Brad is a dull boy.) They took a float plane from Smokey Bear Air
Greg Reinacker has a comprehensive post up about why NewsGator has shifted to subscription pricing for all of their products (except the soon to be released NewsGator Enterprise Server.) If
Jason and I are feeling the need for closure on our term sheet series as we’ve started gearing up on our next series (M&A). So – we’re going to knock
I’m lucky. I get to live in two beautiful places: Homer, AK and Eldorado Springs, CO (I like to say I live in Boulder because people know where it is,
Fred Wilson clued me into a fun use of del.icio.us. He calls it the “for:“ tag. He set one up for his wife Joanne (Gotham Gal). Whenever he wants her
I stumbled over Edward Tufte’s Sparklines this morning. Tufte’s The Visual Display of Quantitative Information is one of my favorite books and his essay The Cognitive Style of P
Michael Parekh pointed me to an awesome 10 minute movie of how the United States came together.