A historical collection of our writing.
In reading the recent Piper Jaffray Internet Advertising report, I was struck by what the report lists as trend number three in the “Media World Order:”Indeed, I think the implications of this concept are greater than as relates to a strict definition of the media world.Maybe we should start to […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
In looking at what I wrote are the top 10 interesting learning technology applications currently available, one common theme is that they are all “outside in” services. In other words, they don’t start with the proposition that learning, or education, begins with an institution. Indeed, they all […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
Fred WilsonOne form of media that hasn’t yet been well executed on the Internet is local media. Yes, local search is available, and Google’s offering in this area has become very good recently. Local classifieds are also all over the Internet, particularly at Craigslist. And listings are also emerging as a […] Read more
Brad BurnhamThe genius of the web is that it is flat – anything can be a link and anything can be linked to. But this is also one of its greatest limitations. When you come across the word Taurus on the web, you probably know immediately if it the word refers to a car, a bull […] Read more
While developing own our app, we’ve come across dozens of other services that sit at the intersection of education and advanced Internet technologies.Here is a list of the most interesting ones out there, based on those that I think are advancing, or attempting to advance, the use of technology and […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
Over the past five years, I’ve seen an abundance of web-based innovation centered around structuring data and different data-types.Many interesting applications have been developed to address a similar problem: how to manage data-types in an always-connected, Internet-centric environment. Some of […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
