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• Business, Innovation, Technology & Science

  Google Glass Kerfluffel

  06.05.13 | Permalink | Comments Off on Google Glass Kerfluffel

  As Google Glass has made its way out of the Labs and into the earlier adopter community, there have been many strident reactions, policies drafted, and hands wrung. People wearing them are being christened “glassholes” and prominent early adopters are being skewered for playing with their new found toys. It reminds me of what’s about […]

• Business, Innovation

  To Be Remote, or To Not Be Remote

  02.26.13 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  Disclosure: I am a Yahoo shareholder. Last week Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer declared remote workers obsolete at the portal company. You can read all about the decision if you simply do a search on “Yahoo remote workers” and read until your heart is content. About 15 years ago in Silicon Valley, it became possible to […]

• Commentary, Innovation

  Your Most Valuable Resource

  08.02.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Your Most Valuable Resource

  Yesterday I saw a tweet from @CoachLeal stating “Your greatest resource is your time. – Brian Tracy” and I replied back “Actually, it’s your attention. Time is a poor proxy for attention.” Since this is a longer than 140 character at a time concept, I decided to write a blog entry to delve into the […]

• Innovation

  Delicious Raspberry Pi

  06.14.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Delicious Raspberry Pi

  The image to the right is a portion of the screen on initial Raspberry Pi boot. Yay! This $35 full fledged computer is poised to change the way we think about where and how to use computers. They will certainly make the education mission the project started with a reality. But will also, intended or […]

• Business, Innovation, Technology & Science

  Was the FaceBook IPO a Failure?

  06.07.12 | Permalink | Comments Off on Was the FaceBook IPO a Failure?

  I’ve written before that I’m a FaceBook bear; never having bought into the hype that built around the stock. I wrote that I wouldn’t touch it with a 10′ pole. Since that time, the valuation of the company is starting to come back to levels that are at least in the realm of consideration for […]

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