Muskblog: the sad, pathetic truth

I thought of that title a couple of days ago, but saved it. Today wasn’t a particularly eventful day Olympic wise, stuff happened in the DTES, stuff always happens in the DTES. W2 did a whole bunch of stuff today, I’m sure it is all over the blogosphere, April was there. I [...]

Always remember how important it is to choose a proper title to blog your best.
Do as I say not as I do.
Last night at the Brad Feld VS Bootup Labs event, Basil Peters had his book mentioned twice, so after seeing he commented on Brad’s blog I went to Mr. Peters website and caught a [...]

…was my specialization during my MBA and I sub-specialized in International Business, so the recent feature in the Economist on Entrepreneurism took me back. It was also relevant to my day job as it talked about clusters and what is needed to stimulate entrepreneurial activity in Vancouver’s inner-city.
I tried to write this post earlier [...]

One overdue posting deserves another, and after the Sun Run, I’m content to just let paint dry and take it easy this Monday evening. I’ve still been watching Mint for strange referrals since last time. This time I’ve opted to break them into three categories, we’ll have to see if any make the [...]

During my whole upgrade ordeal, or perhaps one of the hopes I had from upgrading my G4 (Loretta after the Townes Van Zandt song), was to do more with my music collection. I’ve slowly been ripping it, ranking it, and making custom playlists. I’ve even started using smart playlists, folders, even Genius in [...]

So I went to two events today at the Vancity Theatre. The first was the announcement and release of the Ready to Rocket list. It lists 25 private tech companies that they believe have a high probability for rabid growth. Some firms graduated from the list such as Vision Critical and other [...]

If you have any internet access at all, you would know this is a bad, bad time to working at a Financial Service company. I got an email from someone at E&Y the other day, but today’s 20+ billion bail out of the Citi Group caught me by surprise and I’m a pessimist.
I’m actually [...]

Over on Guy’s blog Brandon commented:

I don’t understand Truemors. I don’t understand NowPublic. I never will.
It seems we’re in a world of re-post, re-publish​, and re-package everything ever reported.
But hey — congrats anyway!
I too have never really been impressed by NowPublic for the quality of the writing/reporting, the business model, or the valuation [...]