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The Honorary Award for Peace and Prosperity goes to SymantecMaking a brillant move to combine two different companies- Symantec now carries a heavy load in it's acquisition of my
favorite company Veritas [0 opinions] (9 views) un-rated.
Lifetime Digital MemoryWhat's the next big thing? Videoblogging?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Videoblogging http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/ What... [0 opinions] (20 views) un-rated.
War Zone & Corporate Employee EthicsDeath Of An Employee Enticed By Cash ?
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Scenario Building Experiment for Year 2010 - Telecommunications Industry & Information TechnologyThis is a simple scenario building excercise for a Telecommunications & Information Technology which I thought of conducting online. This is just an experimnent and the results of this could lead us to opportunities and warn us about coming Threats. I invite one and all, related with it to participate in it. The book "The Art of Long View" by Peter Schwartz the master scenario-builder said that in such an excercise, it is important to learn the opinion of everyone related to the focus of the scenario...and so here we go....
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Scenario Building Experiment for Year 2010 - Telecommunications Industry & Information TechnologyThis is a simple scenario building excercise for a Telecommunications & Information Technology which I thought of conducting online. This is just an experimnent and the results of this could lead us to opportunities and warn us about coming Threats. I invite one and all, related with it to participate in it. The book "The Art of Long View" by Peter Schwartz the master scenario-builder said that in such an excercise, it is important to learn the opinion of everyone related to the focus of the scenario...and so here we go....
[1 opinions] (31 views) un-rated.
Quantum Spookiness Precipitates Out of SolutionThe Bose - Einstein Condensate
[7 opinions] (47 views) un-rated.
My Ass[ets]Battered by Black-Scholes
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The Radical Insidiousness Of Desktop SearchDesktop search is the narrow end of the wedge that will change how we think about information. Here's why.
[1 opinions] (104 views) 5 rating
"What’s Next for Google"Good article by Charles Ferguson at MIT's Technology Review.
[1 opinions] (67 views) 5 rating
BBC "If..." on cloning, violence and drug legalisationThis second series of IF aims to involve you in the options that lie ahead for you, and for your children.
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AOL's Miller Hopes to be Always with YouAt the recent AO Summit, Jonathan Miller, Chairman and CEO of America Online said the Internet is still changing people’s behavior and consumer demands. This is the first of a four-part series.
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Tell us what you think of this post using our On or Off rating system. Only your most recent vote will count. Member Comments If AOL wants to continue to be relevant, it must give its power users "hands-off" treatment in order to maintain their place in the wired world. There is only so many newbies to count on. Herbert H DuPree II | POSTED: 09.01.03 @00:42 |If you say you embrace the internet and its paradigm shifting properties, why is AOL an enclosed service outside of e-mail and IM? Why have you placed many of the most popular and highly trafficked websites of People, EW, Fortune, and Business 2.0 behind a firewall, only accessed to AOL and print subscribers? How can AOL be a leader for the New Internet when it is still bleeding dial-up customers and has barely penetrated into broadband aside from its own cable service? |
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