Washington D.C. Living
Kelly and I had the great opportunity to spend the last few weeks living in Washington, D.C. and exploring the surrounding region. Some photos and a few observations follow:
Month May 2014
Why Activism is Failing
I suspect that reading Tony Saghbiny's book The Millennium Curse: Why Activism is Failing might be a disturbing experience for you. It was for me. If you consider yourself an activist in any form, there's a good chance that the book…
Contains 100% Human Talent
I had a chance to watch the holographically generated performance by Michael Jackson at the recent Billboard Music Awards, and if you haven't seen it already and have any interest in such technology (or even just music and dancing), it's…
I'm joining Automattic
One of the main reasons I get excited about Internet technologies is that they amplify the power of the written word and other kinds of creative publishing. Modern online tools enable bloggers, software developers, poets, journalists, novelists, chefs, filmmakers, marketers,…
Summersault by the numbers
As a follow up to my last post about what's happening with Summersault, I thought I'd share a smattering of historical stats related to the life and operations of the company:
Summersault update
In November, I posted about what's been happening with me professionally and with my company, Summersault. I appreciate everyone who has asked for updates since, knowing I haven't always had clear or concise updates to give. In case we haven't…