There are two classifications of books we really enjoy reading/studying – history and business management.  But it’s tough to put Jay Elliot’s The Steve Jobs …

Why people make security explotation too easy? "When two hunters go after the same prey, they usually end up shooting each other in the back. …

We enjoy research, especially researching research. Take LinkedIn’s recent report that women are less savvy (well informed, perceptive, shrewd) than men. Their results only reinforced …

The new round of online fervor/fear is as interesting as the stuff we saw in the 1995-2000 dot-com bubble. After the first social media frenzy …

People like to write, like to make history. Some like to read history.  Others will wait for the movie. "The Lord, the Lord Jehovah has …

Undue focus on the downturn has masked an essential underlying shift in the market for signage. To draw on the Boston Consulting Group?s classic model, …

"It is a choice, Wesley, that each of us must face: to remain ordinary, pathetic, beat-down, coasting through a miserable existence, like sheep herded by …

"No matter how incompetent the assassins, no matter how much they miss their target, there’s always one person who always gets hit." – Frank Farmer …

This year?s NAB in Las Vegas, NV gave us two "Ah Ha" moments. First, there are no real centralizing movie, TV show production enclaves anymore. …

What can be better than equal net access for all and a network Privacy Police force patrolling and monitoring the pipes to protect you? Sure …

Life and love are fickle things. It seems like only yesterday that the netbook was going to give us the good life. Wait a minute …

NOTE: This is the second piece of our two-part analysis of technological trends in 2011. You may want to check out Part One that deals with …

NOTE: This is the first in our two-part analysis of technological trends in 2011. Check back with us on the New Year’s Eve, December 31, …