Wired Magazine Needs A Fact Checker
In this month’s Wired: Start: I Got Accepted at Google! article, the authors state that “for the classes of 2001 to 2004, getting into a corporate campus was harder than
In this month’s Wired: Start: I Got Accepted at Google! article, the authors state that “for the classes of 2001 to 2004, getting into a corporate campus was harder than
I’m chairman of the National Center for Women & Information Technology. A lot of my friends ask me why an organization aimed at women has a guy as chairman. I
There were a number of announcements from my portfolio companies in February. Following are some of the specific things in case you are interested. StillSecure announced support for Microso
NewsGator launched their NewsGator Media Platform product – a private label RSS service for the media industry – today. NewsGator Media Platform is based on NewsGator Online and Medi
I love my Toto Washlet S100. But – my friend Scott Moody just sent me an email that has made me lust for something new – the Toto Neorest 600.
When I was a kid, whenever my mom said something like “Brad, you sure do have a mouth”, I’d usually respond with “You better fucking believe it.” (which usually eli
Tuesday afternoon I went through the Terminal C entrance at San Jose Airport. I got to spend five minutes with 16 of my friends from the TSA. 16? There was no
Jim Lejeal has written a great post on Working With Microsoft. Jim is CEO of Oxlo – one of our companies – and was previously co-founder and COO of Raindance (now
Today, NewsGator announced a broad European partnership with VNU. NewsGator is partnering with VNU to distribute both their consumer and enterprise RSS services throughout Europe, with
Yes – one more post on The Gates (but still in the humorous category). My friend Doug DeAngelis, the CEO of Lynx System Developers, sent me this link to The Somerville