I’ve written before about how innovative and useful Xobni is (and can be).
I’ve also written a great deal about how important the mobile net and connectivity are to me.
Apparently the two don’t coexist very …

I spoke too soon.
Last night I posted about the plight of big tech stocks in 2008. I left off Microsoft from the Tech stocks and also from the video games sites – not expecting that …

Today’s weak earnings announcement by Google capped a very difficult month for big-name tech stocks (Google coverage at Cnet, TechTrader and GigaOm). The volatility of each stock is remarkable considering the short time-frame and that …

Let me first state that, as a publisher and a user, I love Twitter.
I love Twitter’s portability – whether it exists between Twitter.com, SMS, or Gtalk. But that’s precisely what worries me about Twitter.
There is …

I always keep an eye on who’s advertising where.
It says a lot about the state of the company and/or it’s growth stage.
It also says a lot about the network publishing those ads – I regularly …

This has been an important last few weeks for beRecruited – we hit our 2,000,000th recruiting connection, launched a couple new features and have some exciting things coming in the near future. One exciting site …

Very thorough, thoughtful article on Google’s Universal Search over at SearchEngineLand – but it leaves me asking how anything can be considered universal when the formats change with nearly every query. To give Google credit, …

Last week I posted about using Quantcast to predict the 2008 election – and suggested that Obama and Romney were favorites based on a combination of aggregate numbers and acceleration of traffic.
That post resulted in …

sfEntrepreneurs kicked off Sunday evening and one of the first questions we faced was how the 20+ of us would be able to efficiently communicate in a form other than email. This was a question …

Over the course of beRecruited’s growth, we’ve relied heavily on organic growth and grass-roots marketing. Similarly, we’ve used Elance, Craigslist, and Kijiji to outsource smaller projects… and, while each is time consuming, it’s been effective …

Starting March 30th, AT&T is raising SMS and MMS rates by $0.05 to $0.20 and $0.30 respectively… which is absurdly expensive considering that the actual cost of an SMS message to the carrier is close …