Congrats to NetScaler
Congratulations to the team at LEWIS client, NetScaler, which announced its acquisition by Citrix (another client in Europe) for $323m today. NetScaler is one of the hottest start-ups in the Valley at the moment (as…
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Under the Radar
Just came back from the Under the Radar event where 31 consumer tech companies presented in front of an audience of VCs, peers and the media. It was a great event, lots of interesting presentations….
Bay Area Blogger Bash
KRON-TV is organizing a bloggerfest on June 11 in San Francisco. Here’s a copy of an email I received this morning. Let me know if you’d like an invite since they want to track numbers….
ecto
I’m experimenting with some dedicated blogging software called ecto. This blog is run using Typepad which has a browser interface for posting and formatting the site. ecto is a dedicated application, which enables you to…
Under the Radar event blog launched
The team at IBDNetwork have also launched a blog for the Under the Radar events. The blog profiles the presenting companies and will feature contributed articles from IBDNetwork’s connections in the VC community, with corporate…
Under the Radar – discount tickets
Speaking of Under the Radar, the Consumer technology showcase at the end of this month in Mountain View, CA, I can offer my readers discount tickets. If you are interested, email me here.
Do blogs really enable conversations?
The contrarian in me wonders whether blogs really enable conversations. I mean real, meaningful dialog. Many blogs allow comment posting. But most of those comments are unrelated to each other, and it’s rare that there…
BusinessWeek on Blogging
The impact of blogging on businesses makes the cover story of BusinessWeek. Need more proof?
News-o-matic – Tech PR news via del.icio.us
I’m piloting a new blog section called News-o-matic. It’s a list of links to relevant news, blog posts and sites which communicators in technology might find interesting and useful. The list is generated using the…
Phishing via bogus blogs
CNET: Malicious virus writers are attempting to lure people to malicious blogs using enticing e-mails and instant messages, according to a new report from Websense. Once a person arrives at the blog, which can be…