Interplanetary Broadband

Extending broadband beyond Earth.

E-Discovery Is Big Business

A future growth business?

US plans to 'fight the net' revealed

So what's the difference between the US government and the Chinese government?

A brief history of hard drives

Slide show of the history of an industry that gave us the theory of disruptive innovation.

The New Boom

The Wired makes a case for a new boom in the Silicon Valley. But how far could a bubble be from a boom?

Sex 'cuts public speaking stress'

Could this explain why Clinton is such a great public speaker?

Where Google may be headed: Google is God

I do believe that there is a lot of hype on Google and its potential. But then the hype and overinvestment during the bubble era also laid the foundation of today's digital age.

Financial Reporting Goes Global

As globalization touches financial accounting, India is poised to play a big role in this industry.

TV's 'sleep' button stands accused

Convincing case to do away with the standby button on TV sets or at least improve the current design.

How the net is transforming news

Impact of the internet on news.

Scientists open Stardust capsule

Now the Stardust@home project to analyze the comet particles recovered.

Screening the Latest Bestseller

More on the american version of the Librie

The Backhoe: A Real Cyberthreat

The real threats to the Internet could well be in the physical world!

Adam Smith, Behavioral Economist?

HBS professor believes that Adam Smith sowed the seeds of Behavioral Economics.

First impressions count for web

Love at first sight is very true for the web!

Do Small Firms Produce Better Entrepreneurs?

Evidence that working in a small firm is better if you aspire to be an entrepreneur:
"Over the years, I’ve had conversations with students who eventually want to become entrepreneurs, who are trying to decide whether to work for a large company or a small company. If you have a good idea, our evidence suggests that working for a small firm can help you acquire the execution skills you will need."

Jogging your way to saggy breasts

Scientific finding is probably the best marketing tool. Now will there be an upsurge in sports bra sales?

Computer games 'motivate pupils'

Will educational systems adapt to the changes brought about by technology?

Rosy outlook for gadgets for elderly

The implications of an ageing population on technology and the opportunities it presents.

A surprising bear on Google

Blodget in his new avatar is a Google bear!

Levi makes iPod controlling jeans

Here's the latest, iPod compatible jeans

Foreigners flock to learn Chinese

For sure my kids will learn Mandarin.

JotSpot melds spreadsheets to Wikis

I think this idea to meld spreadsheets to Wikis is pretty cool and useful, especially in business modelling and planning.

Waiting for Google Cube (or a PC Like It)

The Technology Review makes the case for a low cost networked PC.

Sony Reader targets book lovers

Sony launches a Librie like eBook in the US hopefully with important lessos learnt.

Microsoft downplays Google threat

I would agree with Bill Gates on his take on Google.

Past gives clue to climate impact

New study on the last global warming and its effects.

BBC News opens archives to public

Another step to open source content programming.

Net changes of 2005

Bill Thomson at BBC sums up the years winners and losers on the net

The year of the digital citizen

People power via technology.

Happy New Year!