I have been catching up on some data and news stories about the beleagured venture capital industry. A continuing shakeout in the industry means that fewer venture-capital firms are
Google (GOOG), Motorola (MOT), RIM (RIMM), Palm (PALM)? How do you sort all these characters out? Light Reading Editor in Chief Phil Harvey and I have been experimenting with
There was an incredible amount of hype leading up to Cisco's announcement of a new core router, the CRS-3. Typically, router announcements are not covered in detail by the
Well, Cisco marketing and public relations professionals deserve a promotion for generating spectacular attention on an announcement tomorrow. They say it will "change the Internet" -- and journalists worldwide
I have been taking a closer look at AT&T (NYSE), thinking about what to do with it. The first reason I'm thinking about it is that juicy 6.8% dividend.
Funny how the market works sometimes. I had been looking into Novell, which was an interesting idea brought up by longtime tech newsletter publisher Fred Hickey in this year's
I am racking my brain trying to decide what to make of the deal in which Yahoo has announced a partnership with Twitter to more deeply integrate the two
The Rayno Report has been carefully tracking the Windows 7 adoption cycle, with the premise that there was pent-up demand for Windows upgrades and new PCs and technology in
Okay, so I'm superficial. I like to simplify things, boil them down. Also, I'm not in Barcelona, so I can afford to make aloof comments about news developments thousands
Today there's a barrage of news streaming from the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona (I miss the tapas), and I see two news items dominating: The new HTC
An interesting little battle is developing on the mobile front with video. You see, as many people complain, the Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) iPhone does not include Flash support. Neither
Another sad news item about government intrusion today. I guess it's confirmed, personal liberty is on the permanent decline and George Orwell's future has arrived. The federal government now
Comscore has issued it's 2009 Year in Review, which is filled with interesting data about Internet trends. Two glaring elements stick out: The growth of consumption in online video
Shares of Cisco Systems Inc. are set to gain on the market open after a strong earnings release and encouraging words about the global economy from CEO John Chambers.
Funny how fast things can turn against you. After months of generating endless Apple tablet - er iPad - hype, now that the product is out there are plenty
Surely 2009 wasn't the best of years for the venture-capital industry, with Wall Street trying to sort out credit turmoil, startups struggling, and the capital simply out of whack