Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
Matt is right about this case illustrating what can happen when limited partnerships go bad, although outside of criminal fraud I can’t imagine a set of circumstances more extreme than what has been going on at VSP for the last year. The other important lesson for startups is that the problems of your venture investor [...]
13Jun
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Cool, turn your PSP into a portable backup device for your Mac or offline (online for that matter) reader. Lot’s of features, like converting audio/video, synching bookmarks, sync iphoto libraries, and ical/address book data. The Missing Sync for Sony PSP – Synchronize Mac OS X and Sony PSP: The Missing Sync for Sony PSP turns [...]
This is a great op-ed piece about how the organic food industry is being taken over by big business (which actually happened quite sometime ago). Of course, Wal-Mart is at the center of this storm as well, it seems like that company just can’t do anything to please their critics. What I like about this [...]
The title of this post is a catch phrase my good friend Glenn Perry always uses… it definitely applies to Google. Anyone who has read this blog for a while knows I’m down on Google for everything from their China policy to the perpetual beta existence they seem to reside in. I do think that [...]
I certainly don’t want to suggest that there is anything afoot here other than what has been written, but at the same time I sense a brewing conflict between the old school traditional marketing crowd and the more recent community based initiatives that many companies have bootstrapped with. I want to be careful to avoid [...]
Wonder how long it will be before Verizon or Sprint try to block VoIP calls over their data networks… VOIP Over EV-DO Rev. A Put To Test (Phone Scoop): Qualcomm yesterday announced it had successfully tested making calling using Voice over IP (VOIP) on a CDMA EV-DO Revision A network.
This is awesome, a blog devoted to a single post about a specific company. I propose that companies create a new position that reports directly the CEO and has the power to override all other executives when an issue of common sense like this becomes apparent… it could be like an ombudsman position for common [...]