2021

• May 20 : Verified Personal Content
• March 20 : Bitcoin as Battery

2020

• December 14 : Two Screens for Teachers
• September 23 : No Wasted Footsteps
• July 31 : Hardware-based Identity
• July 27 : The Beauty of Focus
• July 2 : Second Chance Studios
• June 30 : The Slow Hunch
• June 11 : The 1k Project
• June 3 : Listening
• April 3 : Quarantine Creativity
• March 24 : Post-COVID: Which Behaviors Will Stick?
• March 17 : The Great Shift to Video
• March 9 : Simple Systems
• March 2 : Forcing Change
• February 24 : Bird by Bird
• February 17 : Cryptographic Identity
• February 15 : Data Portability and Privacy
• February 10 : Proof of Transfer (PoX)
• February 3 : The Friendly Wake-up Call
• January 31 : Getting Alignment
• January 29 : Water
• January 27 : Regulation and the Tech Industry
• January 20 : Mutuality
• January 17 : Digital Bearer Assets
• January 15 : Broadening Access
• January 13 : Form, Storm, Norm, Perform
• January 10 : The Discuss on Twitter WordPress Plugin
• January 8 : Iterating from Scratch
• January 6 : Automated Personal Finance
• January 3 : Write, and Go Outside
• January 2 : Getting Right for What’s to Come

2019

• December 30 : Adversarial Interoperability
• December 2 : Slides: Crypto @ Harvard Kennedy School
• November 25 : The Butter Thesis
• October 18 : CoinAlts Chicago: Fireside Chat w Sam McIngvale of Coinbase Custody
• October 9 : Saying Sorry
• October 8 : How to Read a Pitch
• May 13 : Building a culture of success
• May 10 : The Trust Equation
• March 25 : Setting up a system
• March 8 : The power of community
• March 6 : What decentralization is good for (part 3): growth
• March 4 : Changing your life
• February 25 : Leading vs. following
• January 29 : What decentralization is good for (part 2): Platform Risk
• January 23 : Unlocking a new skill
• January 20 : Blockstack Hong Kong: From Agile to Immutable
• January 18 : What decentralization is good for (part 1): Resilience
• January 8 : The Octopus Card

2018

• December 19 : Managing digital addiction
• December 17 : Paying down debt (financial, technical, and otherwise)
• December 10 : Google Pixel Slate: first impressions
• November 28 : A Visual Guide to the Howey Test
• November 27 : Crypto fundamentals
• November 19 : Getting hands-on
• November 7 : The dangers of unstoppable code
• November 6 : Trusted Brands
• October 29 : Suffering, self, and service
• October 22 : Building a meditation routine
• October 18 : Trauma
• October 9 : Plans vs. routines
• October 1 : The adjacent possible
• October 1 : The Myth of The Infrastructure Phase
• September 24 : Getting the chills
• September 22 : The utility infielder
• September 21 : Fear
• September 4 : Form factor
• August 15 : A little, and then a little more
• August 13 : Layers
• July 30 : Minimum Viable Economy
• July 2 : The path to decentralization: self-destructing companies
• June 20 : Trust and fairness
• June 7 : Compound interest goes in both directions
• April 30 : just_work = true
• April 12 : Focus
• April 4 : Finding your discomfort zone
• March 27 : Digital scarcity
• March 22 : Zombies eating kitties
• March 16 : A bigger container
• March 13 : Cryptonetworks and why tokens are fundamental
• March 6 : Running the USV analyst application process using Ziggeo, FormAssembly and Airtable
• March 2 : Teaching kids to invest
• February 22 : How to make big problems small and small problems big
• January 14 : You need a budget
• January 11 : The weakest link
• January 10 : From a labor mindset to a capital mindset

2017

• October 18 : Service
• September 30 : Changing seasons
• September 4 : Labor Day: Project Repat
• August 28 : Optimizing for energy
• August 24 : On the blockchain: platform first or app first?
• August 17 : Who should police content on the Internet?
• August 4 : Learning by doing
• August 3 : Keeping it simple
• August 1 : What’s your medium?
• July 29 : Speaking page
• July 19 : Getting Help
• June 24 : The joy of fixing things up
• June 22 : Getting in over your head
• June 15 : For web platforms considering a token strategy: cryptocurrency vs. dollars?
• June 7 : The Next Web Amsterdam: Purpose, Mission & Strategy
• June 3 : A little better every day
• June 1 : Entering the world of smart contracts
• May 31 : Mechanics of the token sale
• May 30 : Open source leadership vs. corporate leadership
• May 29 : Regulating source code
• May 26 : Aligning purpose and strategy: Cloudflare goes nuclear on patent troll
• May 25 : Cryptocurrenices: the native business model of attention
• March 17 : The Service Recovery Paradox
• March 8 : Complicity
• March 6 : Flexing the platform for good
• March 2 : Cycles
• January 26 : The Public Data Layer
• January 11 : Experience ↔ Design ↔ Policy
• January 5 : Unintended Consequences

2016

• October 19 : Going after it
• October 10 : The new normal
• September 23 : Getting out the vote
• August 4 : Alternative Compliance
• June 21 : Personal Democracy Forum NYC: Regulating with Data
• April 12 : Cable boxes, ridesharing and the right to be represented by a bot
• March 31 : Crypto debate: separating Security from Control
• March 18 : The Freedom to Innovate and the Freedom to Investigate
• January 21 : Internet meets world: rules go boom
• January 14 : Big innovation and small innovation
• January 13 : Beam should have a hardware API
• January 7 : Learning to skate
• January 5 : Zero-rating: putting Net Neutrality to the test
• January 4 : Hello, 2016

2015

• December 18 : OuiShare Rethink & Remix Barcelona: The Evolution of the Venture
• September 15 : As Massachusetts ponders ride-sharing regs, where’s the data?
• July 30 : Introducing Quackpad – simple collaborative docs for teams using Slack
• July 28 : Supporting workers in the gig economy
• July 24 : Pain x Resistance = Suffering (the case for throughput)
• July 23 : Here’s the solution to the Uber and Airbnb problems — and no one will like it
• July 9 : Brutal honesty delivered kindly
• June 16 : Shift Conference Croatia: The Cycles of Domination and Disruption
• June 15 : The Blockchain as verified public timestamps
• June 15 : EEC Bilbao: Supporting Workers in the On-Demand Economy
• June 13 : The more things change…
• June 4 : Regulation, the Internet way
• May 26 : Where do web standards come from?
• May 25 : Wanted: email apology bot
• May 22 : OuiShareFest Paris: Venture Capital vs. Community Capital
• April 29 : Anti-workflow: to-dos
• April 7 : Dick Pics and Cable Company Fuckery
• April 1 : Failure is the tuition you pay for success
• March 30 : Financial Planning for the 90%
• March 18 : The Light Inside, The Fire Inside

2014

• December 18 : Increasing trust, safety and security using a Regulation 2.0 approach
• December 17 : Regulation and the peer economy: a 2.0 framework
• December 16 : Web platforms as regulatory systems
• December 15 : Technological revolutions and the search for trust
• December 12 : The magic of making hard things easy
• December 10 : Everyone is broken and life is hard
• December 9 : Anti-workflow apps
• December 8 : Finding Flow: writing vs. coding
• December 3 : Crowdsourcing patent examinations
• December 1 : Support services for the Indie Economy
• November 24 : The Professional Amateur
• November 22 : Half, not half-assed
• November 13 : I agree with Ted Cruz: let’s supercharge the Internet marketplace
• October 23 : This is what an Internet Candidate looks like
• September 29 : Disgusting
• September 4 : Becoming a leader of men
• August 29 : Every once in a while I’m reminded of how awesome the Internet is
• August 26 : Dropbox and personal data
• August 11 : The sweetest pitbull
• July 16 : The open internet and the freedom to innovate
• June 26 : Joi’s 9 principles of open innovation
• May 16 : The FCC open internet vote
• May 12 : FCC’s response to the VC open internet letter
• May 8 : Defending the open internet
• April 7 : Turning 35
• February 25 : I don’t know how to shop anymore
• February 18 : Total freedom in exchange for total surveillance
• January 1 : Pond hockey

2013

• December 29 : Pebble: first impressions
• December 24 : Yahoo! User First Conference: Winning on Trust
• December 10 : Momentum on my mind
• December 4 : The Regulation 2.0 challenge
• November 28 : Happy Thanksgiving everyone
• November 26 : Competitors at the time
• November 22 : The no list (or, do less better)
• November 13 : Swimming like a shark
• November 6 : Social Detox
• October 27 : Wanted: Partychat for Google Hangouts
• October 25 : Wanted: Partychat for Google Hangouts
• October 23 : Exploding business models
• October 21 : David and Goliath
• October 8 : Organized vs. disciplined
• October 3 : Playing Hardball
• October 2 : Open311 Data Prediction Challenge
• September 30 : Smart Cities: Big Data, Civic Hackers, and the Quest for a New Utopia
• September 28 : T-Corps and the Community IPO
• September 27 : Being an Urban Planner Just Got Awesome
• September 26 : The Adaptive Metropolis
• September 25 : Systems to Cover Up Symptoms
• September 24 : Beyond Civic Apps: Making All Apps More Civic
• September 23 : Personal Equity
• September 17 : Uber and Safer Cities
• September 16 : Chromecast, Net Neutrality and the Rise of New Gatekeepers
• September 13 : Why It’s Expensive to be Poor (And Why It Shouldn’t Be)
• September 12 : Happiness = meaningful social connections
• September 6 : Social Connections: from Something You Inherit to Something You Earn
• September 3 : My Top 5 Personal Productivity Hacks
• August 19 : Chromecast: First Impressions
• June 7 : PDF NYC: Powered By Us: Architecting Policy for a Connected World
• June 3 : History’s Best Innovation Death-Knell Quotes
• May 28 : Open Data
• May 25 : Antifragility
• May 14 : Riding on Services
• May 9 : Schumer Taking a Whack at Patent Trolls
• May 7 : Powered by Us
• April 25 : The peer economy
• April 23 : Antilockdown
• April 16 : Living Scared
• April 15 : Leading with Policy: Uber’s Ridesharing Strategy
• April 10 : Google Fiber and Competition
• April 9 : Fixing the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act
• April 7 : Turning 17 for the Second Time
• April 4 : The Indie Web, Continued
• March 27 : Subtle Discontent
• March 26 : The Indie Web
• March 21 : The Freedom to Tinker
• March 20 : Connected Governance
• March 18 : Coming Back Up for Air
• March 8 : We Heart WiFi
• March 4 : Why Casual & Natural Is So Awesome
• March 1 : FlightCar – a Beachhead for Car Sharing
• February 27 : Prioritizing Ruthlessly
• February 19 : Wanted: A Dashboard for Internet Citizenship
• February 15 : NYC Taxis and Regulation 2.0
• February 14 : Living in the Fall Line
• February 13 : WebFWD: Accelerating a Better Internet
• February 12 : Design, Policy and Infrastructure for Great Experiences
• February 11 : Grokking Spectrum
• February 8 : Peer Progress and Regulation 2.0
• February 7 : Internet Centrism
• February 6 : Making NYC Awesome
• February 5 : Backing into your network
• February 4 : House of Cards, and newsjacking the Blackout Bowl
• January 30 : Still looking for a smarter inbox
• January 24 : Superheroes in the Snowpocalypse
• January 21 : Fighting for change: why and how
• January 11 : Peer Networks and Health Innovation
• January 8 : Reflections on two days with no phone
• January 5 : My Public Folders on Google Reader
• January 4 : Moving the Ball Forward

2012

• December 28 : New Years cleaning
• December 28 : New Years Cleaning
• December 20 : A web-wide moment of silence
• December 3 : Hacking todos: daily review for Wunderlist
• November 28 : Networks Under Threat
• November 20 : Copyright Reform, Peer Progressives, and the New GOP
• November 9 : Bureaucracy and Trust
• November 7 : Predictive Analytics and Cities
• November 1 : Community, and Why Halloween is the Best Holiday
• October 31 : Striking the Right Balance
• October 30 : Hurricane Sandy
• October 29 : The Right to Resell
• October 27 : Analog + Digital, Revisited
• October 10 : The Taxi Business & Working for Sellers & Buyers
• October 6 : Analog + Digital
• October 5 : Feasting on Good
• September 28 : Future Perfect, Peer Progressives, and the Continuing Crusade to Debunk
• September 13 : Defragging your Brain, The Slow Hunch, and Open Commonplace Books
• September 11 : Getting Closer
• September 10 : Tennis, Psychadelics, and Entrepreneurship
• September 7 : The Clothesline Paradox and the Hidden Economies of the Web
• August 30 : Making the Switch to Android
• August 29 : Instant Magic
• August 27 : Le Burger Dog
• August 22 : Camellia Network
• August 16 : Reinventing the Home Row
• August 13 : Smoke Detectors, or, it’s not the Backup; it’s the Restore
• August 10 : IP Enforcement Strategy
• August 8 : Arrived
• August 7 : Creative, Curious, or Passionate
• August 3 : Stuck on the Bus, or, Civic Engagement in a Networked World
• July 31 : Why Sliderocket Could Be So Awesome, and Why It Isn’t
• July 25 : Jane Jacobs, Inspiration, and the Internet
• July 24 : Advocacy in the Age of Peak Guilt
• July 21 : When Paper is Better
• July 19 : The Internet Defense League
• July 18 : Hacking Society
• July 17 : The Kickstarter Protocol
• July 16 : Waboba!
• July 13 : digg: Sold for parts, in a good way
• July 12 : Institutions and Abuse
• July 11 : Transportation Networks aka Bike Share is Awesome
• July 10 : Fights for the Future on Many Fronts
• July 9 : Learning new things
• July 6 : Highrise Chrome Extension
• July 4 : Thinking about Freedom
• July 3 : Open source and open knowledge
• July 2 : Automating your way out of bad behavior
• July 1 : Wanted: Highrise Chrome Extension
• June 24 : Investing vs. getting in debt
• June 22 : Hacking Patents
• May 27 : Creativity and Free Culture
• May 25 : Corruption: Make it your #2 Issue
• May 24 : Step Number One: Internet Access
• May 23 : Innovation Under Austerity
• May 18 : cibi.me
• April 20 : Netizen Effects
• April 13 : Connected Learning
• April 12 : Hacking email: getting things done by bypassing the inbox
• March 29 : Solving Problems the Internet Way
• March 12 : Loud power and quiet power
• March 4 : What we mean when we talk about Networks
• February 6 : Quick Compose w/ Gmail and Quicksilver
• January 10 : Cities that Work Like The Web

2011

• December 13 : Something to aspire to
• December 8 : Joining MIT
• December 5 : Next up at Civic Commons
• December 2 : Open, interoperable cities
• November 29 : Prescient Markets
• November 22 : Simple, and fun to use.
• November 5 : Digital Power Tools
• October 19 : Web 2.0 Expo: The Opportunity for Civic Startups
• October 5 : Iteration
• September 1 : Wanted: The Self-Hiding Alarm Clock
• August 16 : Hello, Brieza!
• April 19 : The Enterprise End-Run
• February 1 : The Wheels on the Bus…
• January 23 : Big Data
• January 16 : This is kind of a cop out, but…
• January 6 : Hey there, 2011

2010

• December 29 : CityScience
• December 6 : Wanted: An Open Commonplace Book
• November 22 : Wanted: Strategic Networking Tool
• November 17 : Ritual and Tradition
• November 8 : Speaking from the Heart
• October 20 : The DIY Empire
• October 9 : Time to Get Singing
• September 22 : Writing to your future self
• September 22 : Required Reading
• September 22 : Tumbling on
• August 13 : Tool Time
• July 28 : Elevator pitches, weddings and babies
• July 21 : Missed Connections
• July 17 : Wanted: Aggregated Group Playlist
• July 14 : Unplugging (sort of)
• July 11 : The optimism of the traveler
• July 9 : Fitness
• May 15 : LifePruning
• April 30 : Talking transit tech @ the MTAdev conf
• April 21 : Introducing OpenPlans, and the evolution of a brand
• March 26 : Interview on the Engadget Show is live
• February 19 : Say hello to Civic Works
• February 18 : TOPP Labs needs a new name
• February 16 : Phone Idol: an experiment in web-enabled telephony
• January 15 : Making cities easier to use
• January 12 : Knowing the tone of the room

2009

• December 18 : Optional scope contracts
• December 12 : jPlayer sprites SVG
• December 11 : This makes my heart melt
• December 9 : Is _____ for you?
• December 3 : Scribefire is so awesome
• November 24 : Transit: uniter or divider?
• November 21 : New theme, and it's slightly less simple
• October 15 : Melkjug Fluid Icon
• October 14 : The Perfect Conference Format
• September 9 : Silenced!
• July 12 : Help! Can't drop
• July 7 : Welcome Theo
• June 21 : Introducing The Board
• June 19 : Crowdsourcing my schedule
• June 15 : Map drawing UX is still too hard
• May 25 : Backpack TOC Greasemonkey Script
• May 21 : Chandler and Constraints
• May 14 : 'Do You Know Me?' Authentication
• March 17 : New App Idea: Dude, Where's My Car?
• March 4 : Getting My Transparency On
• February 7 : Too much structure makes for useless data
• February 5 : TOPP @ Green Desk
• February 1 : Goldilocks and the RSS Theme

2008

• October 31 : Happy Halloween
• October 20 : Goodbye Fresh Direct, Hello Max Delivery
• October 18 : Buy my car!
• October 18 : Same Bat Blog, New Bat Look
• October 13 : Sorry, Chandler
• September 27 : The power of releasing early and often
• August 29 : The secret life of the subway
• July 26 : Eyes on the Street: RUOK?
• July 22 : Coming soon: Park(ing) Day 2008
• July 14 : Streetfilm about Bastille Day
• July 12 : New TOPP Website
• July 10 : Slip-n-Slide Photo Gallery
• July 4 : Web App of the Week: SmartyPig
• July 1 : Sendible: "inspired by" Facebook
• June 22 : Make Music New York 2008
• June 22 : Coming soon… Pedestrian Power
• June 19 : The new power broker?
• June 18 : T-shirt roundup
• June 17 : Big Ideas for a Small Planet: Transport
• June 17 : Real Estate Tours by Bike
• June 17 : LSN at the Carfree Cities Conference
• June 5 : Coming soon… The Livable Streets Network
• May 23 : Taking it to the streets
• May 22 : Wanted: Awesome web designer
• May 22 : Changing behavior, one bag at a time
• May 15 : Streetfilms: Diverter
• May 11 : Taking the train to work
• May 9 : Digifesto
• April 28 : MX Conference
• April 13 : Welcome to the Undesign

2007

• September 21 : Carbon Tax Center Redesign
• June 22 : The Professional Basketball Players at Make Music NY
• February 28 : Streetfilms Launched

2006

• August 17 : Supporting Women Artists Project
• June 20 : Streetsblog Launched
• June 5 : GRDN featured at CubeCart.com
• May 10 : It’s My Park Day
• April 30 : Museum Mile Festival
• April 10 : And off they go…
• March 30 : Launch Weekend!
• March 25 : Hello, World!