The Only Way to Beat Microsoft is by Ignoring Microsoft

If Web Searches Are Going to Get More Accurate, It Might Require a Technology Like MeaningMaster, Which Was 20 Years in the Making

Now the Only Way Microsoft Can Die is by Suicide

Look at Anti-Trust Law as a Digital Design and -- Guess What -- Microsoft Wins

The U.S. Military is Busily Outsourcing Its Core IT Services, but Would a Really Disciplined Outfit Like Wal-Mart Do the Same?

While Moore's Law Isn't About to be Repealed Soon, We Might See It Slowing Down a Little

When It Comes to Selling Virtual Property, PayPal Isn't Always Your Pal

How Linux is Inadvertently Poised to Remake the Telephone and Internet Markets

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Why Apple Has an iPod Division

The Best Way to Protect Sales of Virtual Goods Can Be Found Inside the Game, Itself

Sometimes IT Integration Just Isn't Worth the Trouble

A Year Into the E-voting Crisis, Shouldn’t We Have Noticed the Printer That’s Already Built into Each Diebold Voting Machine?

U.S. Leaders Either Don't Understand or Prefer Not to Understand the IT Outsourcing Crisis, So Here's the Cliff Notes Version

Bob Defends His Wireless Networking Idea

How WhyFi Can Turn Hotspots Into a Real Industry

Bob's Predictions for 2004

When It Comes to Understanding Why Government Doesn't Understand High-Tech and Why Financial Markets Seem to be Working Against Our Own Interests, Well, We Did It to Ourselves

If We’re in Trouble, Its Probably Because People No Longer Really Listen

Why Venture Capitalists Are Paralyzed and Our Economy is Stagnant