The Hidden Value of Social Networks
By Robert Lee
For those of you living under a rock, Maurice Clemmons walked into a coffee shop in Lakeland WA on Sunday morning and shot and killed 4 local police officers in cold blood. They were…
By Robert Lee
StuffBuff’s Extreme Speed-Auctions Built on Others’ APIs
StuffBuff combines the “old” and the new in a sexy sort of way, its founder says with a smile. “I like to say that if a young and sexy Twitter got together with an…
The Age of Solution Selling – Is All-in-One a Better Approach?
Once upon a time, companies sold their enterprise communication solutions, including switches, ACDs, voice mail, and other systems, based on features. “Feature Wars,” as they were known, pitted one vendor’s offerings against another’s, based…
Reflections on 2009: Ken Camp’s List
By Ken Camp
[Editor’s Note: This post is part of SiliconANGLE’s “Predictions and Reflections” series. To view this year’s collection, click here. To participate, create an account or log into “TheANGLE” and request to join the group.…
Public Vs. Private Clouds: Which Cloud Wins?
First, I just want to say that it’s a pleasure to be blogging for SiliconANGLE’s community. I hope to pass on some of my insight and knowledge in hopes that you will read it…
Leadership Series: An Afternoon with Rightscale’s Michael Crandell
By John Furrier
I recently had lunch at Max’s in Menlo Park with Michael Crandell, the CEO of Rightscale (the cloud services manager company), to talk about trends and observations in cloud computing. You can hear the…
Looking Forward at Facebook’s Next 25 Million Users
Facebook has hit the 350 million milestone, months after exceeding the 300 million user base earlier than expected. With such rapid growth, Facebook could see 375 million users by the end of the year,…
The Impending Doom of Black Friday Upon Us?
It happens to the best of holidays. Commercialization. Even George Washington and Abraham Lincoln haven’t escaped the extreme cliche of "Huge Savings" on Presidents Day. Thanks to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the same…
What Caused the Blogosphere to Grow Up?
March of 2007 was an eventful time for me, personally and professionally. In August of 2007, I was still preparing for the birth of my new boy Jacob Li (born in May of that…
Predictions for 2010: Chris Selland’s List
What will happen in technology in 2010? SiliconANGLE contributor and well-known analyst and tech executive Chris Selland gives his predictions for some of what the New Year might bring.