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Following in the footsteps of Peer-to-Patent, a Web site run by New York Law School that encourages people to vet pending patents, a new company called Article One Partners offers an online...

RRE Ventures may be the best-kept secret of the East Coast venture capital community. The prestigious New York VC firm, which was established nearly 15 years ago, is well known...

Semantic Web startup AdaptiveBlue on Tuesday is launching a new service, called Glue, that connects people around everyday things, including books, movies and music through a wide range of Web sites, including...

Technology entrepreneurs wishing to protect their intellectual property should consider hiring a patent attorney, says Frank Bruno, an associate at Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP, who offers advice for entrepreneurs in...

A nice selection of books here, only one of which I have read, so I have some more books for my reading list.From The Best Article Every Day:5 Great Science Books to Expand Your Mind Written by Alex Iskold From the dynamics of social networks to market bubbles, science has a lot to say about the world of technology.

Three are supposedly many ‘magical’ ingredients to successful business’s but are they really ‘magical’ when you know what they are and that they are achievable by everybody? Alex Iskold has written a very inspirational article titled ‘What Start-ups can learn from Haruki Murakami‘  and drawn four

Now that this blog has turned itself into A KM Blog Thinking Outside the Inbox, I thought I would keep things going further by commenting on interesting links I have bumped into over the last few days and which basically touch on the subject of how e-mail is in a serious need to re-purpose itself, if it would want to survive for the following few years ahead of us.

Now that this blog has turned itself into A KM Blog Thinking Outside the Inbox, I thought I would keep things going further by commenting on interesting links I have bumped into over the last few days and which basically touch on the subject of how e-mail is in a serious need to re-purpose itself,

Evri, a Paul Allen backed semantic search engine, is launching into a limited beta tonight. Evri was first shown publicly at the D6 conference. Evri's CEO Neil Roseman likes to talk about Evri in terms of organizing content instead of calling it a search engine.