Will Knowledge & People Converge?
This week we interviewed David Curle, a top analyst of the legal and professional information market. We were lucky to catch him in the wake of a week with several significant developments.
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Cyberwar With China: Former Intelligence Chief Says It Is Aiming at America's "Soft Underbelly"
Though America's cyber-vulnerability has long been a concern of the intelligence agencies, the Google episode has catapulted it to a national security priority.
Lost Premier Hits Web Before TV: MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer February 3, 2010
Last night was the scheduled premier of the final season of Lost. However, a sneak preview of the mysterious show was held Monday ...
The 7 Best and Worst Celebrity iPhone Apps
Is Lady Gaga's app worth it? What about the one from David Hasselhof?
iYawn: Apple, Media and Fans Miss Boat
In one day, a company fell back to earth. And those journalists and tech geeks covering it went right along with it, clapping like a bunch of seals.
Google Street View Catches Crime in Action: MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer February 2, 2010
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Google in China
As many of you have heard, Google is considering leaving the Chinese market. Yes, that's right; they would leave behind 1 billion plus people in the b...
Steve Jobs Calls Google's 'Don't Be Evil' Motto "Bullshit": MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer February 1, 2010
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Why the iPad Matters
The iPad's simplicity and intuitiveness are constraints. But technophobes like my mother don't care about precisely controlling their computers, they just want them to work.
Would Google Make a Better Bank?
One of Google's business tenants is "you can make money without doing evil." With all the turmoil in the banking industry, many are asking if Google can handle your money without doing evil.
J. D. Salinger Remembered With Gratitude and Suspicion
The only book my mother ever forbade me to read was The Catcher in the Rye. Perhaps if she'd used reverse psychology, I wouldn't have become an avid Salinger fan.
Davos and Our Future Leaders
So we're now in the thick of Davos but the dominating conversation remains that of the regulation of the financial services industry. I'd never actual...
The Apple iPad: Offering a Way Forward to Many Beleaguered Publishers and Content Producers
Microsoft has wound-up in the content business. Not Apple. Google has wound-up in the network business. Not Apple. Each of them is in the media business, but only Apple doesn't have to sell advertising -- so far.
Generation Real-Time
The leaders of this generation, whether they're American, Chinese or Brazilian, are the unmillennials: actively engaged with the world around them, and passionate about their own power to effect change.
State of the Union: Strong Leadership for Uncertain Times
Over the next decade, the world promises to be a smaller, faster, more connected place. This nation's standing in that new world will be determined by the decisions we make today.
eBooks May Cost $12.99 on the Apple Tablet : MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer January 27, 2010
On the eve of the arrival of Apple's new tablet, McGraw-Hill CEO Terry McGraw announced that 95% of his company's content would be available on the new device.
In the App Economy, Newspapers Are Apps
If news media outlets want to thrive in this new environment, they need to start thinking of themselves as apps.
When Cyber-Attacks Hit U.S. Energy Companies, We All Pay
The ongoing cost of cyber-spying is lost jobs and higher energy prices. An estimated $1 trillion was stolen via the Internet in 2008. And the cost could be much worse if relations between the US and China deteriorate.
Haiti v. Sex: What's On Your Mind?
On January 13, Google searches for the word "Haiti" suddenly surpassed searches for the word "sex" for the first time in recorded history.
Grow up Google
It's somewhat amusing that Google and its two American competitors have collaborated with the Great Internet Fire Wall ll the way up to about 40% market share.
US Airways vs Southwest Airlines: A Clear Winner
It was a stormy day in the Phoenix metropolitan area and it had already been raining for a while. The city was bracing for high winds and more rain, ...
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