Flashback To A Very Young Netflix, Climbing The Wall of Worry
Check out the first five Netflix annual reports (2002-2007), which for some reason I saved and have now scanned: 2002
Things I care about.
Check out the first five Netflix annual reports (2002-2007), which for some reason I saved and have now scanned: 2002
This morning I found the notes from my memorable early-1999 meeting with Google’s Larry Page and Sergei Brin. I was
Why does The New York Times only have two million digital subscribers, when there are two billion smartphone users on
Why so many people are feeling squeezed. What’s the United States’ biggest export? iPhones? Airplanes? Nope – it’s deflation. For
The above security camera photo shows members of the Quizlet team hustling patio furniture inside to protect it from a
I spent today working on some home-improvement projects, mostly involving locks and metal fitting of various types. At one point
What you’ve always believed is true, may not be true. This morning the strap on my swim goggles broke right
I bought this sign at the Alameda antiques market after noticing it a few months in a row. I’m into
Just came across this list I wrote for the Quizlet company handbook in 2010. I was trying to convey some of
If you want to start a trend that goes from obscure to ubiquitous seemingly overnight, open it up wide. Case
Just did a quick loop through the Berkeley Campus to buy some books at Moe’s and came across two things I hadn’t
I woke up this weekend to the news The Times had finally sold off The Boston Globe to a local
From 2002 to 2007 I moderated dozens of roundtable discussions with corporate CIOs (Chief Information Officers) and other executives on
This article was originally published in the New York Times in 2003, as part of a series I did for their ‘Circuits’
This article was originally published in the New York Times in 2002, as part of a series I did for their ‘Circuits’