**Feb 1, 2006**  
I had the pleasure of speaking on a panel on Web 2.0 last week at the New York Software Industry Association (NYSIA) monthly meeting. It was a fun panel, featuring Dennis Crowley from Dodgeball (now part of Google), Josh Schachter from  
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**Jan 25, 2006**  
A week ago I stretched my rudimentary knowledge of high school biology to come up with an analogy that, for me, shed some light on web services. Today, I am going to try an analogy from physics which I know  
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**Jan 24, 2006**  
Since I am not in the market for a job, I haven't been spending enough time on Indeed. But since my post on their instant job board service, I have been playing around with the service this weekend. And to my  
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**Jan 20, 2006**  
Our portfolio company Indeed.com is doing some great stuff. For those who are not familiar with Indeed, it's a job search engine. Think Google for jobs. As Indeed says, "one search, all jobs". Give it a try. It's so simple and so  
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**Jan 20, 2006**  
For as long as there has been advertising, the advertisers have sought to run the ads in context. By "in context", I mean car ads in the automotive section, banking ads in the finance section, beer ads in the sports section,  
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**Jan 19, 2006**  
I wrote a post on my personal weblog several months ago called The Future of Media where I invited anyone to take my content (actually my RSS feed) and do anything they want with it. I suggested that there were  
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