Last night, two things happened on Twitter that seem to me to point to the reality of our present day connected world, with trends that are budding now that will revolutionize many an industry and many a life. Happening #...
The World Economic Forum has a number of new social media tools and is inviting web users to discuss key world issues in advance of its annual meeting in Davos-Klosters next month. By Jemima Kiss
Connect, an organization promoting technology and life science firms in San Diego (where I live) handed out the Most Innovative New Product awards yesterday. A high-tech surfboard and a computer-simulated cosmetic makeover were among the winners.
The Jumpitz, an emerging leader in socially responsible entertainment for kids ages 2 and up, has launched an interactive website allowing kids and their parents to download dynamic music and videos for an exciting learning and entertainment experience online.
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Obama harnessed the grass-roots power of the Web to get elected. How will he use that power now?
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Campaigns in a Web 2.0 world
The economic slowdown casts a shadow over the prospects for clean technology
The Harvard Business School competitiveness guru offers his prescription for long-term prosperity.
A lot more people -- and businesses -- are finding new ways to tweet
For more mobile workers, phones increasingly give them much of what they need -- with a lot less hassle
AS you are reading this article, are you listening to music or the radio? Yelling at your children? If you are looking at it online, are you e-mailing or instant-messaging at the same time? Checking stocks?
More people seek jobs from online contacts
It destroys morale, kills teamwork and hurts the bottom line. And that's just for starters.
Because the numbers on solar energy investments are looking better and comparatively safer, the business predicts rapid growth despite the economic crisis. Read this blog post by Martin LaMonica on Green Tech.
Are we near the end of the software industry as we know it? Yes, declared an industry watcher today at the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo. Analyst Yvonne Genovese says Web-centric and service-oriented solutions are radically reshaping IT's options.
Tijuana Pinta Tijuana! will officially go underway on Monday October 6, The purpose of Tijuana Pinta Tijuana! is to unite the Tijuana community in an all city project to paint damaged parts of the city where not only will the community decide what to paint but also donate their u …
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Innovation is the lifeblood of any business. Be it a groundbreaking invention or an incremental change in process, innovation is about generating new ideas that will prevent a company from stagnation by giving its products and services a competitive edge.
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"Innovation economics" shows how smart ideas can turn into jobs and growth%u2014and keep the U.S. competitive.
The Mayo Clinic is the kind of company that encompasses both a century of respect and a reputation for innovation -- virtual medicine coming soon. Here, two marketing authors dig deep into the institution's brand.
Subtle refinements in brain architecture, rather than large-scale alterations, make us smarter than other animals
IBM brought 150,000 employees and stakeholders together to help move its latest technologies to market. Both the difficulties it faced and the successes it achieved provide important lessons.
These are lonely times for Lebbeus Woods, the irreverent architect whose dark and moody renderings made him a cult figure among students and academics.
When people discover that I am an economist, they rarely ask me for my views on subjects that economists know a bit about%u2014such as how to respond to climate change or pay less at a supermarket. Instead, they ask me what will happen to the economy.
Russia's occupation of Georgia and the U.S. signing of a missile-defense deal with Poland have grizzled Cold Warriors partying like it's 1979. Once again, hard-liners are ratcheting up rhetoric and threatening sanctions because the Russian bear has stomped
Last night, two things happened on Twitter that seem to me to point to the reality of our present day connected world, with trends that are budding now that will revolutionize many an industry and many a life. Happening #...
Around midnight Pacific time last night, 30GB Zunes began restarting and locking up at their boot screens. Reports have swamped official forums and fan sites, and Microsoft has yet to officially comment on the reason for this pre-New-Year's Zune apocalypse.
Astronomers have continued to cast their eyes to the heavens, with bigger and better telescopes and as much passion as ever this year, but some of the coolest findings of 2008 were right in our own backyard — or at least looked like they were. More Articles
THE baby is just one day old and has not yet left hospital. She is quiet but alert. Twenty centimetres from her face researchers have placed a white card with two black spots on it. She stares at it intently.
Astronauts on the shuttle Columbia were trying to regain control of their craft before it broke apart in 2003, but there was no chance of surviving the accident, a NASA report said on Tuesday.
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