A historical collection of our writing.
I am working on a longer post about Carmun (http://www.carmun.com/) for sometime in the next week. Needless to say, my post, and this business I founded in general, are about utilizing technology in new ways to enhance learning, connections, and learning connections.Thus, I regularly read the work […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
Fred WilsonI gave a keynote at the Information Industry Summit yesterday during the “preview session” which features emerging information businesses. We’ve been investing in information businesses for years at the various firms I’ve worked for and I’ve watched the business change a lot in recent years. So […] Read more
For Anglicans who still haven’t found what they’re looking for, the Church of England is staging its first “U2-charist” communion service — replacing hymns with hit songs by the Irish supergroup.Yahoo News […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
Anthony Volodkin of Hypemachine, on the Podblop Blog:iPod or Zune?iPod, but I don’t even listen to my iPod anymore. I soak in the surroundings. When I take the train, I look at people. It’s interesting. I think it’s the next stage after you live with the iPod in the iPod bubble. After you are tired […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
Brad BurnhamThe sense of progress in the computer industry is so strong that it feels almost inevitable. That momentum may be most obvious in the increasing capabilities of the underlying technology – faster chips, cheaper storage, and more bandwidth, but there is another dimension of that progress that has […] Read more
“What we’re about to tell you is so shocking . . .. . . we ask that you please be seated before reading on.There once was a time when “home entertainment system” meant “jigsaw puzzle” and “interactive experience” meant “wedgie.”Honest to Pete.Not yet chained to their high-tech toys, bored kids […] Read more (opens Andy Weissman in a new tab)
