Sex, Love, And Whether Either Can Survive A Startup

When RIM officially changed its name to BlackBerry, it may have been a backward-looking move.

In a world of rapid disruption, the idea of having a core competency--an intrinsic set of skills required to thrive in certain markets--is an outmoded principle. Apple, Nike, and Netflix have better ideas.

We live in a time where a mobile app can cater to every aspect of daily life, but the system is built on a hodgepodge of competing frameworks. Should we be investing more energy in a long-term set of standards?

LinkedIn thinks you’re really great, and so does your mother.

It's easy to make it look like you care these days with gift, reminder, and relationship-saving apps. But the automation of romance may undermine the very thing we desire--connection.