My entire childhood and teenage years involved a full out war between two tech giants you may recognize: Microsoft and Apple. At school, we were in the Apple camp. I was particularly enamored with Hypercard, a program that I used … Continue reading →

After two days and seeing a lot of startups at TechCrunch Disrupt (the rows of startups, the startup competition, with more to come), I can probably prattle off the names to nearly a dozen of them off the top of … Continue reading →

You’re on the internets–writing for yourself or someone else–but on every trip, you’re recreating what to take with you. Then you end up forgetting something along the way and you’re stuck in the back corner fighting for a spot in … Continue reading →

I think a lot about trust. And maybe more importantly, I think about how mistrust happens. Specifically when it comes to writers, columnists, bloggers, and journalists. Often, when people talk about disclosure, they are usually talking about money. And if … Continue reading →

Applicant tracking systems are everywhere. And when you work for the top recruiting industry publication, let’s just say you see a lot of products. I try to see many of them and keep up with them. Really. It is a … Continue reading →