When 16 TSA People Are Too Many
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
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
Tom Evslin – the founder / CEO of ITXC (public, and then acquired by Teleglobe) – has written two great posts on An Entrepreneur’s View of Venture Capital. They are
Dave Jilk forwarded me the Jon Stewart segment on The Gates (click on Piles of Sheet). “The Gates will do for New York what the West Wing did for Washington D.C. Or
I must have a fascination with books with the word bullshit in the title, as On Bullshit by Harry Frankfurt is the second I’ve read in the last twelve months (the
I’ve written before about how most powerpoint presentations are miserable and gave some specific suggestions on how to make them better if you are presenting to me (or any other
I spent seven years of my life at MIT. I ended up with two degrees, an addiction to caffeine, the ability to do several things at once even when massively
If you are struggling with whether The Gates is true art, I recommend the following test sent to me by Dave Jilk. I got a 75% – which means I’m