I recently agreed to be chairman of the National Center for Women & Information Technology – an organization run by Lucy Sanders (ex-CTO Avaya Labs) – whose mission is to ens

My friend Larry Nelson – who runs w3w3 with his wife Pat – had a nice article in the Denver Post yesterday. Larry and Pat are total gems (they even

Wow. That’s about all I can say to the new Google Maps. I’ve been a long time Yahoo Maps user – but no more. My friend Bruce Wyman – the

In 2014 the New York Times goes offline and becomes a print-only newsletter for the elite and the elderly. The press and the fourth estate as we know it today

As Jason and I continue to wind our way through a typical VC term sheet, we thought we’d tackle the infamous “drag-along agreement.” This is one of those terms that has [&

I decided to add a new category to my blog called “Pet Peeves.” Like most compulsive people, I have my share of these and I’m confident my therapist – if

I’ve never met Bo Peabody, but I know I’d like him. His half book – Lucky or Smart? – (Amy told me that if it only has 58 pages, it

I’ve been really busy so January was a slow reading month. I hurt my knee running today so I decided to lie on the couch, ice my knee, and chow down on

I was on a phone call yesterday with a co-investor in one of our companies who asked “are you concerned that RSS / blogging is the long tail of the

If you are Denver/Boulder based, my portfolio company – Rally Software – is in Denver on Friday, February 25th as part of their “Rally Agile Roadshow” to spread the message