Media is one of the most twisted industries globally. Facts first.

Sony is a large, if not the largest, content producer/owner in the world. From this perspective, Sony sits at the upstream of Netflix’ value chain as it is a major supplier to Netflix and it generates revenues by selling DVDs/Blu-rays to Netflix and getting [...]

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Mashable had a very insightful post today about the shift in demographics of Facebook userbase.
In my opinion, the facts presented in the post are highly valuable, but the analysis and synthesis could well be furthered.
First, I am also amazed by the explosive growth in older segments compared to younger segments. But here is an alternative [...]

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I waited for almost 10 minutes before writing this short post but I couldn’t find any arguments counter to my flash gut feel that said "So what?" after watching gdgt.com intro video featuring Veronica Belmont.
Silicon Alley Insider has reported a traffic lock-down in this new start-up a short time ago.
I think I was never this [...]

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Thanks to Stanford Business School’s unique class offering called Critical Analytical Thinking, I ended up reading a book that I wouldn’t read if it wasn’t for the class: Ghost Map by Steven Johnson. It is a greak book about a major cholera outbreak in Victorian London, but in its essence, it is full of gems that [...]

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One thing I was passionate to pursue in Stanford during the last few months was an up-and-coming gaming start-up. Through our S356 Evaluating Entrepreneurial Opportunities course, uniquely offered by Stanford among other business schools, I joined a team of Stanford CS, EE, and business school students to execute on the idea of a flash gaming [...]

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