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Monthly Archives: July 2005
Will Be Interesting To See What Happens In Angel And Venture Investments In RSS Space
Interesting developments in the Really Simple Syndication (RSS) space. Interesting to think about how entrepreneurs, angels, and VC may proceed given the interest in RSS ads. For example: Via Randy Charles Morin, Google has filed for a pretty broad patent … Continue reading
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Tribute To Torsten Jacobi
I thought that my Friday post should be dedicated to Torsten Jacobi, CEO of Creative Weblogging. Torsten helped to spawn blogger 2.0 in me as a blogger at The CIO Weblog, and Torsten also introduced me to Stefan Wiskemann who … Continue reading
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Thoughts On Comparing Venture Capital In Different Geographies
In a prior comment, Kisalaya asked if I would share some thoughts about US venture capital in a way that might provide some insights as to where one might look for macroeconomic levers in how venture funded companies develop within … Continue reading
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Thoughts On Leadership From A Person With A Right-Hand Man MO
Based on a request from a reader, I posted on the topic of leadership over at my 21Publish blog. I guess I would add that while leadership may stem from having vision, finding a person’s personal style of leadership may … Continue reading
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Couldn’t Save This For Friday
Perhaps I’m a little out of touch with the world these days. Jenny Jet is a new action adventure for your cell phone. People can blog about, hmmm … well SMS Media Group is launching it, and they say it … Continue reading
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Making The Client Cry
This is a bit of a tough post for me to write as it can easily be misinterpreted. There’s probably a slew of management consulting jokes surrounding this one too. Nevertheless, I’ll press on. In management consulting, I’ve referred to … Continue reading
Work Life Balance
Venture capitalist Brad Feld has a good post on work life balance. Brad’s post has some extra significance for me as this weekend my wife and I had one of my groomsmen and his family over for dinner. As we … Continue reading
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Found A CIO Blog!
Pretty proud of myself for locating a CIO’s blog (Will Weider, CIO of Affinity Health Systems). I posted about Will’s blog here at The CIO Weblog during my weekly sponsored post. It’s pretty rare to run across CIO blogs compared … Continue reading
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Motivated By Hugh To Illustrate Benefits Of Blogs Versus Email
It’s Friday … so have to put in some fun stuff. Thanks to James Governor for the link to Flipbook that I use to created this flipbook animation. I’m no illustrator by any stretch of the imagination (and the flipbook … Continue reading
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RSS What?
Good blog post at Crooked Timber on stats on Internet user sophistication. Very useful information for developing market penetration plans and articulating what happens in the trenches when trying to get people to adopt stuff. Useability is a tricky thing … Continue reading
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