Podcasting, Business Intelligence, and Gnomedex
Gnomedex starts tomorrow (ok – I guess it officially started tonight, but I chose to spending the evening gorging on sushi with Amy and then watching the Spurs crunch the
Gnomedex starts tomorrow (ok – I guess it officially started tonight, but I chose to spending the evening gorging on sushi with Amy and then watching the Spurs crunch the
Seth Levine has a guest blogger on his site today contributing to his M&A series – his friend Daniel Benel, a corp dev exec at Verint Systems (NASDAQ: VRNT). Daniel’s
Star Wars 3 was technically beautiful, but thematically disappointing to me. However, Seth emailed me a link to Store Wars (via his dad Randy). You’ll have to decide whether or
Today is one of my favorite days of the year. I like almost every day, but today is special. Happy Anniversary Amy. Happy Birthday Drew. Happy sunshine everyone else.
I had a nice response to my I Don’t Get Podcasting – Yet post where a number of folks responded privately – both trying to give me a clue as well
Today’s “term that doesn’t matter much” from our term sheet series is the Right of First Refusal. When we say “it doesn’t matter much”, we really me
Very sweet – nice job Dave and team. Great new UI, tags – tags – tags, advanced search, better watchlists, RSS feeds from lots of stuff, new indexing, deduping of
Over the weekend, I wrote about the top 10 bathrooms in the world according to Wallpaper* magazine. A similarly obsessed reader pointed me to Urinal.net’s list of the top 100
I’ve been trying to figure out how to invest in Podcasting. I have a bunch of exposure to it via my investments in FeedBurner and NewsGator (hint – coming soon
When Jason and I last wrote about term sheets, Jack was still trying to save the world (surprise – he did) and we dealt with a meaty and important issue