Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing

Google has done a great job with web search for consumers, but what about enterprise search? Will Google Docs and Spreadsheets succeed in the enterprise? I don't think Google will succeed in the en...

I have heard from many readers the past few days that my feed to their Google Reader is messed up. They are getting the posts with all kinds of HTML tags and other indecipherable gibberish making t...

John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins is a Silicon Valley legend. He made some of the most successful investments in the history of venture capital. Some of the big ones include; Google, Amazon, Intuit, a...

Bob Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, is getting tough on StubHub and ticket scalpers. As luck would have it, I met Bob Kraft a couple weeks ago at DEMO 2007, and we discussed the problem ...

Steve Ballmer said today that Microsoft will acquire 20 companies a year for the next 5 years ranging from $50 Million to $1 Billion. In fact, Microsoft has been very active on the acquisition fron...

Steve Ballmer is on stage at Web 2.0. Steve explained that Microsoft is a big company and competing in lots of areas. Microsoft is not a one trick pony. Obviously the Windows Vista operating syste...

Rupert Murdoch (NYSE: NWS) and Chris DeWolfe (co-founder of MySpace) were on stage at Web 2.0 last night. Fascinating interview. MySpace was acquired by News Corp for $580M two years ago. Today it...

Today at the Web 2.0 Conference, Atlassian announced their Sharepoint Connector for Confluence, and Newsgator announced Newsgator Social Sites for Sharepoint.
Richard MacManus from Read/Write Web ...

Jason Calacanis has an interesting post, Facebook Reality Check, about the market value of Facebook. Jason digs into the numbers and calculates the valuation from several different perspectives. He...

Back in my Napster days there were several big name artists interested in working with Napster to sell their music directly to customers. They were tired of giving up the vast majority of their CD...