California Population Slows, Again - Worker Shortage Seen

Yet another news story about the state of education in California, although this one in the form of a story on how California’s population growth is slowing as people leave the state for opportunities and cost of living. The reporter on this piece points out that the state’s supply of college-educated workers is in doubt, […]

Google retreats back to Web 1.0

I was talking to Ross about this today and mentioned off hand that it’s not like Google is building a walled garden but rather putting barbed wire up to fence off what was a free range. We have been facing this issue with Google API in that we can drive the backend server functions but […]

If Every Once in a While You Can’t Laugh at Terrorists…

Funny, no very funny (I called TBS’ support line to confirm).

The Dilbert Blog: Those al-Qaeda Taped Messages:

Am I the only one who thinks al-Zawahri has his own cubicle at al-Jazeera?

I imagine al-Zawahri coming to work every day with his turban and robe and plastic rifle, a cup of coffee in one hand, a copy of […]

Ten questions companies SHOULD be asking themselves about Enterprise 2.0

New group blog about enterprise 2.0… the “top 10 questions” post is a good read.

The FASTForward Blog » Blog Archive » Ten questions companies SHOULD be asking themselves about Enterprise 2.0:

  1. How do we get over the fact that this stuff doesn’t cost much money?

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Rod Boothby Joins Teqlo

And I’m glad he did. Technorati Tags: Rod Boothby

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» Enterprise 2.0 year in review | Enterprise Web 2.0

Dion wrote a good year in review post on the progress of enterprise 2.0.Personally, I’m a little disappointed that the term enterprise 2.0 seems to be limited to the use of social media within enterprise contexts because in my view this is about enabling a new generation of applications that straddle the collaboration and transaction […]

It’s the Service, Stupid!

Sony could challenge Apple, but they won’t. Here’s why: the service will suck because it won’t have non-Sony produced content, be too expensive, and will no doubt be really difficult to use. Remember Sony’s other ITMS killer, Sony Connect?

I really dig my PSP and have often wondered by Sony didn’t market it as a media […]

Shopping at Circuit City… virtually

I’ve tried Second Life and didn’t much take to it, but irrespective of that I think this virtual store that Circuit City is hosting is kind of dumb. First of all, I hate going to their stores to begin with, so why would I want to do that online as well, but more to the […]

In Memoriam : Al Shugart

It’s easy to forget that pioneers like Shugart literally formed the DNA that the Valley was built on, from the hard charging mentality formed out of a belief that anything was possible to the discarding of business traditions like wearing a tie to work. It’s sad to see a generation of entrepreneurs pass away, but […]

Management Series : Grab a New Ball

Yesterday I had the great pleasure of playing a round of golf at the Ritz Carlton in Half Moon Bay, an annual tradition that is usually blessed by fantastic coastal sunshine but this year was dampened, literally, by a thick fog and heavy mist (or as I called it, pre-sun) conditions.

In stepping up to […]

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