Go Figure: Solving the Deficit.
The time has come the Walrus said to speak of many things, The New York Times has put up an interactive deficit model that I find very helpful in discussing the Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson...
View ArticleUntil Women Had Faces
Zogby International surveyed nearly 2,000 people about what technologies were the most impactful in our lives. The headlines about the study http://bit.ly/gYfHyP are missing the main point of the...
View ArticleA Little Leavity For These Times
Obama is praying to G-d and his prayer is answer by the ghost of Moses who says to Obama, “Have Congress ratify the Ten Commandments” Obama brings the leaders of congress in and tells them he wants to...
View ArticleEnvy + Google
Google+ Envy Unlike Facebook where I am victim of my personal life bleeding into the pages and my two personas having no distinction between each other. Google+ so far has been very professional. And...
View ArticleAre We Setting Precedent or Just Looking over a Precipice
Greeks are having elections; PACs are gathering Millions and Apple had their Developer Conference. It’s easy to see why; I am not catching a lot of attention. According to the news we are on the...
View ArticleIf Devices are Merging with the Software Companies Is the Network Next?
My cynical friends are arguing about who is the better acquisition for Microsoft? RIM or Nokia. The argument starts with a very good analysis from John Gruber about Microsoft’s Surface announcement...
View ArticleAre the New Times are Better: WebRTC vs. VoIP?
If you have been with me in at past events, you know that things have a tendency to go in cycles And go knows I have seen a lot of cycles. I can remember listening to the father of analog switching...
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The Nightly Unblackening of Comedy Central
I am disappointed that Larry Wilmore will no longer be guiding me through the subtlety of White and Black experiences. He has managed to take hard discussions and make them palatable to a tree hugging...
View ArticleProximity & Affinity the future of IoT
I often listen to IoT discussions that make me think I am in an episode of Highlander! “In the end there can only be one!” I think that premise is flawed and I think we are going to see some changes...
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Augmented Reality vs. Twilight Zone
This morning I was investigating some new opportunities for speakers at IoT Evolution in July and one of the potential speakers twitter feed had this vimeo link. <iframe...
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