A historical collection of our writing.
Brad BurnhamThere is this wonderful Alice in Wonderland quality to the current Net Neutrality debate. Listening to the rhetoric, one s to feel that up is, in fact, down and down is up. The innovative high growth applications companies like Amazon, Ebay, and Google are are asking the government to impose a […] Read more
Brad BurnhamIt took a little longer than we would have liked but the transcript of our June 15th Sessions event is now up on the Sessions Wiki. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to find it. Or if you’d rather, this is a direct link to the transcript. Jonathan Taplin took me to task […] Read more
Brad BurnhamYesterday we hosted a group of academics, policy professionals, venture capitalists and entrepreneurs for a conversation about public policy and its impact on innovation. We are very grateful to everyone who took a day out of their busy schedules to help us explore this issue. The policy […] Read more
Brad BurnhamCraig Newmark came by last week and spent an hour with us and the leaders of several of our portfolio companies. I kicked off the conversation by describing how Charlie, who was short two softball players for a game last Monday, posted on Craigslist that morning and by game time that afternoon had […] Read more
Brad BurnhamThe two things we respect most in an entrepreneur are experience and passion. In entrepreneurship, as in life, they do not always go together. So we are thrilled to be working with Peter Semmelhack, the founder of Bug Labs, our latest investment. Peter is undeniably experienced. This will be his […] Read more
Brad BurnhamThis is one of those blindingly obvious revelations that make you feel a little dumb in retrospect. It occurred to me over the weekend, as I leafed through the Economist’s special section on new media that, it is impossible for a magazine that depends on wide circulation to efficiently deliver […] Read more
