By Andy Weissman—Sep 26, 2007

Patrick McAndrew:”Google Knowledge is when you don’t know something but you know Google does.” […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)

By Andy Weissman—Sep 20, 2007

As I look at seed stage start ups, the international environment is much more relevant now compared to 10 years ago, at least in terms of competitive standing, markets to go after, and centers or pockets of innovation. Saul Klein and I were discussing this at the betaworks event in August, and the […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)

By Albert Wenger—Sep 19, 2007

One that won’t go away (under load), one that doesn’t keep me up all night (worrying about scaling), one that won’t make me sleep all day (when I should be adding features). If you have tried to build an Internet site or application recently that needs to work for thousands or tens of thousands of […] Read more

By Brad Burnham—Sep 18, 2007

Let’s start with a definition. A service is open when anyone can take anything (code, data, etc) from that service and do anything they want with it, without permission from anyone. You might argue that is an extreme definition. I’d agree. But, anything less that that is not open. It is in some way […] Read more

By Andy Weissman—Sep 11, 2007

Allen Stern of CenterNetworks is hosting an event, a “mixer” on September 27th. CenterNetworks, like AlleyInsider, seem to be a new breed of content related sites and communities that, aside from a particular focus on the New York area (excellent!), really are producing insightful, thoughtful […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)

By Andy Weissman—Sep 11, 2007

Carmun (of which I am a founder, etc.) is getting set to launch v2.0 of its student connective wisdom, yin to the Facebook yang, product. I believe that the web presents an opportunity for businesses to take fresh looks at processes, and then create value for users from outside the traditional […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)