Ah – it’s spring time and all of the writers who crank out summer mental floss books are seeing their books hit the stores now. Stuart Woods new Stone Barrington

While Amy and I are involved in and support a number of non-profits, I limit the number of non-profit boards I sit on at any one time to a total of

Google Ads have started appearing in select RSS feeds on a trial basis. This has been long anticipated, is a completely logical extension of Google AdSense, and – while some

Last week, NewsGator announced that they had raised a new round led by Masthead Venture Partners. This brings the total amount raised by NewsGator to over $10 million. David Beisel

A few months ago I bitched about my experience with the TSA at the San Jose Airport. Today, I got to see a picture of two penguins being ushered through security

Last summer, I decided to read all of Stephen Frey’s books. Most were good, a few were not so good, but it was clear that Frey was becoming a better mental

I’m thrilled excited about the progress StillSecure has been making. Raj Bhargava – the CEO – and I have done five companies together in the last decade (going back to our

Feedburner announced a partnership with 20six to incorporate Feedburner’s feed statistics and syndication capabilities for the 20six blogging community. This will immediately add an a

I miss my wife Amy – she’s been in Paris since mid-March learning French, enjoying the Parisian lifestyle (she’s was born in Paris in another life), and wandering around one

Amy and I have been collecting contemporary art for a number of years. If you’ve even been to our house, my office, or The Nature Conservancy in Boulder, you’ve seen