The sad story of Lore.com

Why you shouldn’t trust educational web apps: A cautionary tale

Nobody Listens to Music Anymore

I remember the days where I’d come home to my walkman, throw in a new CD, and sit there listening to it…

Being Grateful for Tools

Stop, right now, and look around. How many things in your vicinity are…

Why Groupon and Living Social are having problems

Monetize your Inbox

Blogging and Making Money from Your Advice

Contrasting Strategies

A Few Thoughts on Original Long-form Narratives for Subscription-Based…

The True Story About You – Told By Your Acquaintances

In October, friends of mine became parents for the first time. As often is the case, I got the news on Facebook.

But not from the parents themselves. Someone who had heard the happy news offline had rushed…

iPads Are Here to Stay

… for the next five years at least …

Cyberstalking and Why it’s Killing Entrepreneurship

We Never Grow Up, We Only Grow Older

There is little difference between 6 and 60 year olds

You Must Have A Personalized, Sublimely Therapeutic And Primo Playlist With You At All Times

The Education Marketplace: K-12

I consider myself lucky that I am not a parent for one simple reason: how do you choose a school for…

Things I think I think

I’m exhausted. The end of each week lately has made me feel more tired than the previous week.

One needs to nourish the soul. This means great conversations with friends, long meals, living for yourself and not living for others or in fear of something happening…

How Facebook is using design to drive your interactions

the value of "liking" stuff

the fact that facebook earns only $1/user/year proves there is good correlation being “liking” stuff and having no money

test

this is an < sign and so is this => & stuff

The feel of things

Don’t you love how things feel? How well-made things feel especially. How about the smell? I’ve always loved the smell of old…