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Demo’s Chris Shipley speaks
I chatted with Chris Shipley (you can listen by clicking the podcast link below) as she was getting ready to launch Demo 2009 where 39 companies plan to introduce new products. Shipley gave me a […]
Month: February 2009
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What Facebook’s democratic gesture might mean
Facebook’s decision to open up its policy making to user input is a very nice gesture but it’s not exactly on par with the American revolution or the fall of the Berlin Wall. Facebook CEO […]
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Use Facebook privacy settings
All of the hoopla about Facebook’s controversial user policy sidesteps the point about what social Web users really need to know about protecting their privacy and intellectual property. The latest controversy erupted last week after […]
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Microlending site now pays 5%
I’ve long been a fan of microfinance or microlending where a small loan can make a big difference. To date, I’ve made several small investments via both Microplace.com and Kiva.org. And, in addition to doing […]
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Is Sprint CEO a comeback kid?
You might recognize Sprint CEO Dan Hesse from those black and white commercials. When I met with him last week at a hotel bar in Oakland, Calif., two women at the next table certainly did. […]
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Queen Elizabeth Rechristens her site
I’m not exactly a monarchist, but I must admit getting just a little excited about all the pomp and tradition of the royal family. This week, Queen Elizabeth is launching an update to the official […]
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Good riddance Juicy Campus
I’m almost always saddened by news of businesses being forced to close because of the economy, but I’m glad to see the apparent demise of JuicyCampus.com. The site, according to a blog post from its […]
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Windows 7 = Vista Upgrade
I don’t know why it took so long, but Microsoft has finally fixed Vista. Only it isn’t calling it Vista. Instead the company is working on what it’s calling a new version of Windows, Windows […]