This week's New York Times column
Nov. 2, 2006
If you operate a small business, you might already use technology to conceal just how small you are — by setting up multiple e-mail addresses and phone extensions, for example (“for Asian operations, press 7”).
Unfortunately, the illusion that you’re a big, competent corporation evaporates the minute you reveal your Web address... more
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Last week's email column
Nov. 2, 2006
As consumer technology goes, 2006 was an impressive year. It’s not even over, but there’s already been enough eyebrow-raising news to fill an ordinary year three times over.
The trouble with writing about it all, though, is that once your words hit newsprint, they tend to stay just the way you wrote them. Time moves on, and circumstances change; by the end of year, January’s articles look practically prehistoric. Heck, in the tech industry, what you wrote last week looks... more
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