Okay, we tried but it didn’t take. Our vision for Big Thinkr was to become a resource on local activities and startups. Our enthusiasm remains but our effort has petered out. So I’m launching a new blog at www.bilgistic.com on which I’m going to try and keep a fast and furious pace […]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Can The Google be denied?
The killer social app for Google is not to turn Orkut into a Facebook clone. It is to turn every Google app into a social application without you even noticing that you’ve joined Yet Another Social Network. It’s the web as the ultimate social network.
“Google just needs to bring everything together. […]
The news is that Twine.com is about to release. If they actually pull “it” off, I think this could revolutionize the way organizations and groups use information. “It” is the oft-promised “semantic web”: using the MEANING of information to map relationships among topics and people. The Twine people call this mapping the “semantic graph”, of […]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Short answer: methinks November 2007.
This new “conduit” that the Treasury Dept is encouraging the big banks to form sounds like fools gold. The purpose is to free up the jammed commercial paper market so Citigroup and other big banks don’t get burned by the huge (hundreds of $B) off-balance-sheet Structured Investment Vehicles (SIVs) they’ve […]
Like a lot of people involved in the local technology startup scene in the late ’90s I watched with wonder as Wunderkind Jeff Arnold launched and built WebMD out of thin air, merged with Jim Clark’s Healtheon, and was a billionaire on paper in his late freakin twenties. The WebMD story inspired lots of us […]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Big Thinkr is a collection of former, current, and repeat entrepreneurs trying to improve the entrepreneurial community in Atlanta, Georgia, and the Southeast.
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