It’s amazing that after only three months a founder would leave when the company has the financial resources to pivot in whatever direction to management desires.
Twitter as your voice in the classroom. It’s definitely an interesting way to get people engaged in participation.
Nobody who is not working full time counts as a founder
Microsoft Kinect controlling Presentation - Microsoft is going to leapfrog people with a next generation user interface.
If anyone from tumblr is reading this, fuck, your server is like circa ‘97 AOL with that dial-up NIN-sound

According to Techcrunch, the high-profile individuals of the Engadget crew (Joshua Topolsky, Nilay Patel, Paul Miller, Joanna Stern, Ross Miller, Chris Ziegler, Justin Glow and Dan Chilton) have all decided to participate in a new venture with SB Nation for a new gadget website. For those that haven’t noticed, over the last two months the quality of the posts at Engadget has been on a steady decline. It would be easy to blame a shift in strategy by AOL or the merger. However, I believe that the success of the Engadget sites were the result of the dedication of the individuals and sarcastic undertones of the posts. Whether gadget news came out at 2:00AM on a weekday or weekend, these guys/gals would take the time out of their lives to create a insightful post (not just a repost from another site) to spur discussion. Their users responded to that dedication by becoming zealous fans of the site and contributing to the commentary.
I don’t know these guys/gals personally, but I feel as though I know their character and dedication. I have the utmost respect for them and can’t wait to see their new site live, so that I may once again join in on the conversation.