This weekend, I was shocked to read the very sad news that Stanford computer science professor Rajeev Motwani passed away on Friday in an apparent accidental drowning at the pool…
Hi Everyone, Rachel King was at the Torch Relay in San Francisco. Here’s her guest blog: When I was 14, I had the chance to glimpse the Olympic torch relay…
From his elliptical trainer, Fred Wilson has an interesting thought (among many others) that I’ve been wondering about too: Wall street is in fear mode while silicon valley is still…
Seems like everybody’s talking about how much more tech companies are worth than you think they are. Henry Blodget—yes, that Henry Blodget—thinks Google could hit $2000 a share. Facebook might…
I don’t blame Gary Rivlin at the New York Times for writing an article that’s true as far as it goes, showing how people who would look wealthy anywhere else…
“Times are good, money is flowing, and Silicon Valley sucks.” So says Mike Arrington at TechCrunch, and I think he’s latching onto something that has been building for awhile: Despite…
I had the opportunity in late January to see the future of entrepreneurship. And the great thing is, it wasn’t two guys in a garage. It was a bunch of…
Search giant Google has bought yet another hot startup that had hoped to be one of the next big things (and no doubt still does). JotSpot, the company started three…
That’s what I’m thinking in a commentary I just wrote, anyway. I don’t want to lard onto the HP mess too much significance. But while HP’s poorly controlled leak probe…
My colleagues Sarah Lacy and Jessi Hempel [sorry, Jessi, left off your name at first!] have this week’s magazine cover story about Digg’s Kevin Rose and the new crop of…
BusinessWeek writers Peter Burrows, Cliff Edwards, Steve Hamm, Rob Hof, Olga Kharif, Steve Wildstrom, Aaron Ricadela, Douglas MacMillan, and Spencer Ante dig behind the headlines to analyze what’s really happening throughout the world of technology. One of the first mainstream media tech blogs, Tech Beat covers everything from tech bellwethers like Apple, Google, and Intel and emerging new leaders such as Facebook to new technologies, trends, and controversies.