Secrets of my inbox
Last summer, Ben Kaplan posted an interview with me about how PR folks can get my attention. I’ve been pointing […]
Media Appearances
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White House appoints NSA-criticizing computer scientist Ed Felten to key post
Hold your friends close, and your enemies closer. That might be the thinking behind the White House’s appointment today of
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The next generation of entrepreneurs will need more open platforms
OPINION: Last week I wrote about the way specific technologies have lowered the barriers to entrepreneurship worldwide: Amazon Web
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The importance of good design in the enterprise (podcast)
This week on What to Think, we talk to Etan Lightstone, the vice president of design for New Relic, about design
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How do you make sense of 2,000+ marketing tech companies? (podcast)
This week on What to Think, we speak to John Koetsier, the vice president of research at VB Insight, VentureBeat’s
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What it takes to be a tech entrepreneur in 2015
OPINION: A handful of technologies have contributed to an explosion of entrepreneurship in the past decade, making the prospect
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The future of cities with swarms of driverless cars (podcast)
In the future, you might not own a car. Instead, you’ll get around town by hopping into one of many
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Sunrun’s journey shows that there is rarely a straight line to success
With $2 billion worth of solar panels installed on 70,000 customers’ homes across 12 states, Sunrun is well on the
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Marc Andreessen: Venture capital is not for everybody, but when it works…
Marc Andreessen thinks venture capital is great for entrepreneurs. That’s no surprise, coming from the entrepreneur who cofounded Netscape, Ning,
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At the largest-ever Y Combinator Demo Day, pitching is down to a science
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California — Twice a year, the most influential incubator in the world, Y Combinator, holds a demo day