Traditional family offices emerge as unlikely venture capitalists

As one of Silicon Valley’s most respected experts on product development in tech and as the founder of the Silicon Valley Product Group, Marty Cagan knows more than a thing or two about product. 

This book, originally published more than a decade ago and recently updated for a second editio...

We don't get to choose this fundamental layer of our network topology.

Families and extended families are uniquely influential in shaping our networks, and we tend to adopt our cosmological views, dietary preferences, religious, linguistic dialect, and worldview from them.

History comes out of an archive, not a library.

• Libraries spread knowledge that's been collected and compressed into books and other media.
• Archives are where collections of papers are stored. Archives contain materials from the people and institutions near it.