An Invention Has To Make Sense In

Web 2.0 Is The Business Revolution In The Computer Industry Caused By The Move To The Internet As Platform, And An Attempt To Understand The Rules For Success On That New Platform.

You Have To Pay Attention To Money, But It Shouldn't Be About The Money.

Programming Is How We Talk To The Machines That Are Increasingly Woven Into Our Lives. If You Aren't A Programmer, You're Like One Of The Unlettered People Of The Middle Ages Who Were Told What To Think By The Literate Priesthood. We Had A Renaissance When More People Could Read And Write; We'll Have Another One When Everyone Programs.

The Lean Startup Isn't Just About How To Create A More Successful Entrepreneurial Business, It's About What We Can Learn From Those Businesses To Improve Virtually Everything We Do. I Imagine Lean Startup Principles Applied To Government Programs, To Healthcare, And To Solving The World's Great Problems. It's Ultimately An Answer To The Question: How Can We Learn More Quickly What Works, And Discard What Doesn't?

There's Not A Single Business Model, And There's Not A Single Type Of Electronic Content. There Are Really A Lot Of Opportunities And A Lot Of Options And We Just Have To Discover All Of Them.