News Twitter acquires TweetDeck – is Seesmic an option for UberMedia? BY CLINTON STARK — 05.25.2011 Could it be that the very company that invented the "Tweet" would be unable to make money from the idea, while it's most influential partner…
News San Jose Sharks: Turn out the lights… BY CLINTON STARK — 05.24.2011 It's tough to say how this will go down. On the one hand, there is that trade-mark controversy: highly paid San Jose players not performing…
News The 3 keys for a Sharks win in Vancouver BY CLINTON STARK — 05.24.2011 The Sharks won't need to worry about a hometown crowd. They'll also be playing for pride as much as to stave off elimination. Plus, the…
Culture Theater Review: ‘Distracted’ explores over-medication of our children BY CLINTON STARK — 05.23.2011 "The problem is all the symptoms of A.D.D. are symptoms of childhood."
News Rapture comes day late – Sharks down 3-1 in Western finals BY CLINTON STARK — 05.22.2011 No doubt Vancouver is a superb club. But the Sharks continue to demonstrate a disturbing inability to play a complete 60 minute game. It's definitely…
News Sharks bend like a cheap spoon, still manage 4-3 win BY CLINTON STARK — 05.20.2011 Thanks to a powerplay that clicked and strong performances by money-men Patrick Marleau and Jumbo Joe Thornton, San Jose was able to send a message:…
Culture Theater Review: ‘Love in American Times’ BY CLINTON STARK — 05.20.2011 Fair warning. The first clue you're possibly in for a big night of drinking, debauchery and partying (and a few gun shots): the instigator will…
News Stark on the Sharks: What happened? (Podcast) BY CLINTON STARK — 05.19.2011 For the Sharks players, coaching staff and all the fans across the Bay Area, there's a looming sense of deja vu all over again. Will…
News LinkedIn stock soars, another IPO boom? BY CLINTON STARK — 05.19.2011 Companies such as Zynga, Groupon, Facebook, and Twitter are obviously watching the LinkedIn story very closely.
News Shocking Melt-Down: San Jose Sharks not Eager to win BY CLINTON STARK — 05.18.2011 I don't think "fine-tuning" will be used in much post-game conversation and planning.