Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
I love observing how data is presented for maximum effectiveness. Today I saw a slide that came out of the Congressman Roy Blunt’s office detailing how competing policy proposals would impact the price of gasoline. I am NOT posting this to highlight partisan issues but simply to highlight how the presentation takes advantage of a [...]
This is why I don’t support any effort to “bail out” homeowners who overpaid for their homes or borrowed more money than they could afford to pay back. Government bailouts as are being thrown around this election year only serve to ratify the excesses of a bubble market. In markets hit hardest by falling home [...]
Dayak is one of the most interesting companies I saw at the Launch Silicon Valley event yesterday. What I liked about it is that they don’t seek to disintermediate the recruiting market, they attempt to optimize the existing marketplace dynamics by enhancing the opportunity to recruiters (the intermediaries) to make more money through the ability [...]
I clicked on Thomas Hawk’s site recently after far too long an absence, it’s still a kick ass blogs that serves to not only feature his passion – digital photography – but also provide compelling commentary on the tech industry, public policy and other interesting observations. Hawk is CEO and chief evangelist (redundant titles, I’ve [...]