2009 Predictions: Hardware
January 5, 2009
Where I try to read the tea leaves and divine what new gadgets will be coming this year and the trends they will engender.
Ruthless Efficiencies
July 8, 2006
As readers of this site know, I strongly believe that we are now in the middle of a major overall shift in economic trend that hasn’t been seen since the introduction of the paper bill in late 1700s england. Seen under this lens, I’m starting to think that there may be some truths to the claims that […]
2004 predictions: Recap
December 26, 2004
With the end of the year upon us, it’s time to do a quick sanity check on how well I did on last year’s predictions. Apple Scored well on the introduction of the Apple mini, which represents Apple’s entry into the lower end market. However, no video iPod this year, only a photo one, leaving Apple far, far, […]
Blowing Bubbles
January 30, 2004
The new meme in the mainstream media is that the Internet is responsible for Dean’s implosion as a candidate. However, with the benefit of hindsight, was the Internet buzz of the 90s a real bubble or was the bubble something not necessarily net-related? Historical perspective Every time a major change happens in technology, the stock market goes through […]
Dean Campaign names internet brain trust
September 30, 2003
In yet another change highlighting the Internet influence on politics, the Dean campaign has unveiled a set of Internet principles and named a very impressive slate of net advisers. I hope that this will help the group formulate a set of policies relating to technology and make technology in general and the net in particular an issue during […]
Blog, Internet, and Marketing
March 7, 2003
For the past week, I’ve been posting a fair amount about the raging cow and about establishing trust in a market where marketers are trying to get in side by side with other bloggers. Chris Pirillo makes some good points about the raging cow campaign: Is it so bad if they are trying to engage us in […]
Internet in France 2002: An overview
August 19, 2002
Last week, I was in France for a short vacation. During that time, I got a chance to talk to people locally and get a better idea as to what was going on within the Internet market in France. Here are a few observations based on my understanding of what is going on. Strong Growth France had been a leader in terms of […]
2000 Tech Politics
July 31, 2000
It’s election season in the United States. This week, the Republican party is holding its convention, which will be followed by the democrats’ in the next couple of week. But the big question to those of us who work in the Internet field has been, what do those guys stand for in terms of the […]
Trouble in RegistrarLand
March 24, 2000
Scalability is the one thing too many startups ignore.
Hybrid Computing
February 10, 2000
Applications that augment their capabilities when connected to the Internet are the wave of the future.