Friday, August 28th, 2009
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I was heartened to read about the announcement of the new Sony eReader; it was a nice surprise, and the size of the competitive field of electronic book devices is growing and promising. I have written a couple posts about the “tween screen”, and am a somewhat proud owner of Amazon’s [...]
Tuesday, August 25th, 2009
Last week, I wrote about my experiences with two demo days at business accelerators: LaunchBox Digital in Washington, DC and TechStars in Boulder, CO. I tried to get an invitation to YCombinator in Boston as well, but somehow it slipped through the cracks.
One of the most impressive things I saw at both sites was “The [...]
Monday, August 10th, 2009
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Last week I attended two “demo days” at two different startup incubators, and in the next few days I plan to write on what I saw at LaunchBox Digital in DC and TechStars in Boulder.
But before I dig in, a little background is in order – there was an excellent series of posts [...]
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009
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I couldn’t disagree more!
A quick read of this article (“Why Consumers Won’t Buy Tablets”) by Rafe Needleman over at CNET News leaves me gobsmacked that someone in technology could make so categorical a statement as this. The comments to this post seem to be pretty heated; I think he needled [...]
Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
The importance of boosting your information network has been discussed in previous posts. We received many comments from people discussing how they consume information on the web. It’s interesting to hear the methods and tools individuals use to consume more and spend less (time).
The 3 main tools I use:
1) Netvibes is a personalized start page. [...]
Another quote from another of Fred Wilson’s posts over at A VC:
I love what Google is doing with Android and while I’ve yet to find an Android phone that can replace my trusted Blackberry, I think Android is going to be a big success. They’ve got the right approach to the market, they are open [...]