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All venture capitalists (VCs) SAY that they like to invest in disruptive technology; some VCs (the best ones) actually do invest in disruptive technologies.More...
Imagine you’re a Palestinian. You finally get to vote in a real election: multiple candidates, your finger dipped in ink, Jimmy Carter monitoring, the whole nine yards. More...
There’s an interesting blog by NY Times and International Herald Tribune reporters at Davos this year. More...
I wonder what will happen when Google gets a subpoena from the government of China asking who was trying to access the censored sites. Not sure what the procedures are there for challenging a government request.
Not to make light of either the thorny issue of the US subpoena - a cha More...
You may have noticed that this week many news stories are being filed from Davos, Switzerland. That is because the World Economic Forum (WEF) is being held there this year – as More...
This is one of those issues which is too important for partisanship, ad hominem attacks, or sloganeering. It’s not an exaggeration t More...
If so, you probably mean to be at hackoff.com - the website from which you can read or listen free to the podcasts of More...
[update: the problem was cleared up by the next morning. I didn't wait up so don't know how long it took and there was no communication from Vonage on the forum or elsewhere I;ve seen acknowledging either the actual More...
Was reading John Battelle’s excellent book More...