Turkey is amazing!
October 20, 2006 · 4 min read
Last August, as part of a business trip, I spent a few days exploring Turkey. I had an … Continue reading “Turkey is amazing!”
My concerns with Youtube (it’s not the business model)
October 18, 2006 · 2 min read
I don’t worry too much about the business model for Youtube – after all it’s pretty clear they … Continue reading “My concerns with Youtube (it’s not the business model)”
Mobile Content: Bullish on the Market, Bearish on the Startups
October 17, 2006 · 4 min read
I suppose I am better placed than most to evaluate the mobile content market having built and sold … Continue reading “Mobile Content: Bullish on the Market, Bearish on the Startups”
Moscow & Kiev
October 16, 2006 · < 1 min read
I am off to Moscow and Kiev on business for 10 days. If any of you are there … Continue reading “Moscow & Kiev”
Top ten geek business myths
October 11, 2006 · < 1 min read
Ron Garret, an LA based venture capitalist, recently posted a hilarious and very true analysis of the top … Continue reading “Top ten geek business myths”
The Departed is awesome
October 10, 2006 · < 1 min read
This is Martin Scorsese’s best movie in years. With an all star-cast that includes Jack Nicholson, Leonardo Di … Continue reading “The Departed is awesome”
Hollywoodland is good if a bit dark
October 10, 2006 · < 1 min read
I was pleasantly surprised if a bit shocked to see that Ben Affleck can actually act, showing sensitivity … Continue reading “Hollywoodland is good if a bit dark”
The Illusionist is great
October 10, 2006 · < 1 min read
I might be on the way to earning the reputation as the nicest amateur movie critic in the … Continue reading “The Illusionist is great”
The past, present and future of French Internet entrepreneurship!
September 20, 2006 · 2 min read
With apologies the French Internet Entrepreneurs I have not met yet. As part of my whirlwind tour of … Continue reading “The past, present and future of French Internet entrepreneurship!”
Paris, je t’aime is amazing!
September 19, 2006 · < 1 min read
This movie consists of a collection of 16 short films about life, love and love of Paris in … Continue reading “Paris, je t’aime is amazing!”
Lessons in life: the humbling transformation of Andre Agassi
September 9, 2006 · < 1 min read
I just read Gary Smith’s amazing mini-biography of Andre Agassi in Sports Illustrated. The story of his rise … Continue reading “Lessons in life: the humbling transformation of Andre Agassi”
Red Doors is delightful
September 8, 2006 · < 1 min read
Red Doors is a dark comedy about a dysfunctional Chinese-American family coming of age in New York. The … Continue reading “Red Doors is delightful”
Live long? Die young? The answer is not in your genes
September 7, 2006 · < 1 min read
My last posting showed how deliberate practice overwhelms differences in natural ability to explain the success of top … Continue reading “Live long? Die young? The answer is not in your genes”
A Star is Made
September 6, 2006 · 2 min read
If like me you loved the inquisitive mindset in Freakonomics where the authors ask numerous unrelated questions of … Continue reading “A Star is Made”
The Long Tail
September 3, 2006 · 2 min read
If you read this blog, chances are you know what the long tail is, but just in case, … Continue reading “The Long Tail”
The state of sleep research
September 2, 2006 · < 1 min read
Recent developments in sleep research are extremely interesting. The two most interesting findings are on the importance of … Continue reading “The state of sleep research”
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