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Google hires DARPA director Regina Dugan
DARPA is losing its director as Regina... Read More »
Here's what made headlines this week in the world of high-tech!
Mobile World Congress 2012
Without a doubt, Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2012 owned the... Read More »
Engulfed in the bidding frenzy of its upcoming $5 billion IPO, the last thing Facebook needed to hear was what Yahoo had to say to them this past Monday: if... Read More »
A new technical report from the EECS Department of the University of California, Berkeley reveals that the vast majority of consumers may be unaware of the risks of... Read More »
Let's take a look at what high-tech innovation trends shaped the industry this week!
Unauthorized User Tracking
While we've all grown essentially numb ... Read More »
Clemson University has built a Social Media Listening Center (SMLC), with support from Dell and Salesforce Radian6. The center enables students to monitor... Read More »
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) is still on the move across the globe. ACTA has a similar aim to the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act... Read More »
Business models are the underlying and sometimes hidden rationales that describe how an organization creates, delivers and captures value. Start-up companies often... Read More »
The Super Bowl is one of the most watched television events nearly every year, often viewed in more than 40 million households. This year was no exception, breaking... Read More »
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Tima MaslyuchenkoCool video!
Feb 13, 2012
In the Internet age, there are new demands on business. Whether or not business can meet these demands will have a lot to do with whether or not they thrive or fall... Read More »
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Pedram SameniSame as Steven Sasson at Kodak, Xerox also invented many great products such as mouse, ... but they never got the attention they deserved.
Feb 11, 2012
Anonymous In my opinion, diversification is good and should be part of the strategy of every company as long as it doesn't hurt the focus of the company. Apple on the other side killed many products when Steve Jobs returned in late 90s just to maintain their focus. Not sure if Google will repeat it's success by trying to be in every market.
Feb 11, 2012
Matt Brown went to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art last weekend. He just added Nicholas Felton as a friend because they work together at Facebook. Apparently... Read More »
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Nareen MelkonianThank you, Alvin. I myself am not a fan of frictionless sharing as well.
Feb 3, 2012
Alvin SchaefferAlthough I am not necessarily a fan of frictionless sharing, I recognize that it is not only the way of the future (and is, more or less, a voluntary action -- blanket permission or not) but also that the rules should be applied equally across the board. Well argued and presented.
Feb 3, 2012
The Internet age has changed the way we buy products. Nearly every industry has adapted to the new paradigm. While movies and music were slow to come around, recent... Read More »
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Shiva SinghSo true, thank you.
Feb 3, 2012
Talks about universal patient identification (UPI) numbers have been gracing news headlines recently as the debate about privacy and health care continues... Read More »
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Charlie BucknerNot to take the issue lightly, but it would be less of a hassle going to a new doctor, since you won't be filling out the long paper work that you get on your first visit.
Jan 27, 2012
Ann ConkleVery interesting thoughts on this. It's such an important issue.
Jan 27, 2012
Social media began as an amazing tool for maintaining personal social connections. Now, social media tools have evolved into incredibly valuable assets to businesses... Read More »
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Alvin SchaefferAgree. Phonedog is being far too reactive in something that could have been averted had they been more restrictive in the beginning. They enjoyed the increased attention and then cried foul when it went astray.
Jan 27, 2012
Aurora SterlingA fascinating case. It seems very strange to me that Phonegod would have ever agreed to let him keep the twitter account after leaving the company.
Jan 26, 2012
On Friday, January 20, 2012, the House Judiciary Committee issued an announcement that the controversal Protect IP Act (PIPA) bill would be placed on hold. Its... Read More »
Mikko Hypponen, a cybercrime expert, examines three kinds of cyber attackers in the world -- criminals, hacker activists ('hacktivists') and governments. ... Read More »
Anonymous, a group of hacker activists commonly referred to as 'hacktivists,' has gained notoriety over the past several years for threatening and then... Read More »
The Internet and social media are often touted as great equalizers. While it’s true that innovation in the digital age provides greater plurality and access to... Read More »
No stranger to controversy, Microsoft has found itself at the center of a minor storm of criticism (and some ridicule) over the company’s latest patent: a... Read More »
A couple months ago on Facebook, a new profile format launched called “Timeline.” It was a more dynamic layout, showing a ticker feed of friends’... Read More »