Robbie Basho (born Robert Fitzgerald, 1940–1986) was an American guitarist, composer, and singer, known for his unique approach to acoustic guitar, blending elements of classical, folk, blues, Indian, ...

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Database and big data vendor Basho has had something of a turbulent history - not unlike many other vendors, its path to success has included twists, turns, pivots and organizational changes. But ...

Forget Gram Parsons and Gene Clark – Robbie Basho is the true voice of Cosmic Americana. It is puzzling why the why the legacy of this unparalleled innovator of the acoustic guitar has fared so poorly ...

Basho Technologies, maker of the NoSQL database Riak, has scored $25 million in venture funding following the appointment of Adam Wray as CEO. Wray previously served as CEO of Tier 3, the Bellevue ...

NoSQL database vendor Basho has restaffed its executive ranks, following a recent exodus of its CEO, chief technology officer and chief architect. The company has appointed a new CEO, Adam Wray, as ...

Basho, the creator of the open source scale-out NoSQL database has had a tumultuous few weeks. First they lost, in quick succession, their CEO, CTO and chief architect. All in the space of thee months ...

OTSU--Spanning 40 meters, a three-volume picture scroll depicting the life of poet Matsuo Basho (1644-1694) is on view in its entirety for the first time at the Otsu City Museum of History here.

Matsuo Munefusa was born in Ueno, Iga Province, part of present‐day Mie Prefecture. One of six children, his father was a low ranking provincial samurai who made a living by teaching calligraphy.

What started out as a small venture has grown into 175,000 YouTube subscribers for a content creator in Colorado. He's teaching kids new words and different languages. Boulder native Basho Mosko has ...

KYOTO--Fukuda Art Museum in Kyoto’s Ukyo Ward announced on May 24 that it had purchased the long-missing illustrated scroll of a travelogue by the poet Matsuo Basho (1644-1694) from an art dealer in ...