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At Sony, Diplomacy Trumps Technology
At Sony, Diplomacy Trumps Technology03/14/2005 06:16 PM Sony's new chief, Sir Howard Stringer, will have plenty of knots to
untangle, including deep-seated conflicts between Sony's technology
and entertainment businesses.
BBC NEWS | Technology | Virtual reality brings past to life
BBC NEWS | Technology | Virtual reality brings past to life02/14/2004 02:21 AM "We are trying to give the impression of going back in time," ..
3D digital replicas of historical and artistic sites .. virtual
reality simulations of the Hagia Sofia .. Virtual reality brings past
to life
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Eon Studio from EON Reality Integrates Newest 3D CAD and DCC Converter Technology from Okino Computer Graphics
Gilder Says 3G Trumps Wi-Fi06/22/2004 04:02 PM If being wrong about the value of fiber-optic cable wasn't bad enough,
Gilder predicts Wi-Fi will be killed by 3G: Gilder's latest
predictions have proven right in the short term, it turns out,
according to Forbes, which notes that a service tracking his model
portfolio has had high returns. (Let's remember that great phrase,
though, which is that historical returns don't predict future
performance.) Watch the sketchy video linked from the article--shot
outdoors with little editing, so it doesn't do him justice, honestly.
I've never agreed with parts of what he's said more. Gilder
specifically says that 1xEvDO will kill Wi-Fi, which can't be the case
because 1xEvDO is too asymmetrical: it has a typical upload speed of
50 kilobits per second (Kbps) and download speeds of 200 to 400 Kbps
on average. Compare this with the service being rolled out across the
downtown in Salem, Massachusettes, which is deploying three 6 Mbps
downstream, 1 Mbps upstream ADSL connections as part of SalemOpen.net
for a cost of about $180 per month total. There's a lot more bandwidth
potential in the conventional wireline side using plain copper. Gilder
has a lot to say that's correct, which is that other countries--he
especially notes Korea--have massively more bandwidth available to
homes and businesses in the wireline and wireless markets. This is due
to something he doesn't mention: cost. South Korean and Japanese firms
particularly have managed to roll out extremely high-speed DSL and
cell services often at the same price we pay for tiny pipes in the
U.S. I'm still not entirely sure how they pull this off. Regulation,
as he points out, might be one issue, but it's also the market
climate: a lot of money was spent by U.S. companies pursuing Gilder's
last vision, and thus the resources that could have been devoted to
pursuing inexpensive DSL were spent in overbuilding competing
fiber-optic networks and in messy acquisitions at fraudulent
valuations. Gilder's observations on the Wi-Fi side show that as a
holder of Qualcomm's stock, he's not looking closely at the current
generation of Wi-Fi and related wireless deployments. He notes in the
video for this story, that there is "small coverage and not all that
much bandwidth [in] the average Wi-Fi hotspot." As noted above, DSL
service has become cheap enough to offer enormous increases in speed,
and a number of cities are deploying partial or complete Wi-Fi service
using...
Internet Trumps DNA For Innovation
Internet Trumps DNA For Innovation09/10/2004 02:30 PM theodp writes
"Senior-level business executives responding to a BusinessWeek
Innovation Survey have named the personal computer (56%) and the
Internet (51%) as the greatest innovations of the past
75 years, trumping the discovery of DNA (49%), the polio vaccine
(25%), and cloning (2%). When it comes to the most innovative CEOs,
execs give the nod to Bill Gates (50%) and Steve Jobs (47%), although
Apple (35%) bested Microsoft (32%) when it came to the most innovative
company." This doesn't seem that surprising. If you look at what
has impacted the people who filled out the survey, of course it's
going to be the stuff they see on their desk every day.
Online ad spend trumps airwaves04/05/2005 12:30 PM The money spent on net adverts in the UK exceeds the amount spent on
radio ads for the first time, a report says.
Lycos Trumps Google on e-Mail Storage05/18/2004 06:18 PM Internet Search Engine Database-12 minutes ago ... storage. But unlike
Google's soon-to-be-released Gmail, Terra Lycos will charge
approximately $6.17 per month for the service. Search ...
'Van Helsing' Trumps Olsens at Box Office (AP)
'Van Helsing' Trumps Olsens at Box Office (AP)05/09/2004 02:27 PM AP - Dracula, the Wolf Man and Frankenstein stomped the Olsen twins in
the first major box-office contest of the summer blockbuster season.
The monster-hunting adventure "Van Helsing," starring Hugh Jackman as
a creature slayer, opened at No. 1 with $54.2 million.
For those in pain, relief trumps risks of banned painkillers (USATODAY.com)
For those in pain, relief trumps risks of banned painkillers (USATODAY.com)01/05/2005 11:09 AM USATODAY.com - Lori Rubinstein wants her Vioxx back. It "was the best
pain drug I had been on in 27 years," says the 47-year-old Manhattan
resident, who has fibromyalgia, a chronic condition that causes pain
in muscles and joints. Patients like Rubinstein are left to decide if
the risk of heart disease is enough to stop them from taking
painkillers.
American Web Site Win2Million.com Trumps Canada's First Online Lottery
American Web Site Win2Million.com Trumps Canada's First Online Lottery08/14/2004 03:06 AM Nevada-based gaming operator Win2Million.com announced that its two
million dollar lotto-style sweepstakes is immediately available
worldwide. The company's web site provides wider access for Canadians
than PlaySphere, Canada's much-touted new online lottery web site.
[PRWEB Aug 14, 2004]
Lycos Europe Trumps Google, Yahoo with 1GB Email Service
Information Technology Group, Inc. Selected as a “Technology Pacesetter”
Information Technology Group, Inc. Selected as a “Technology Pacesetter”12/19/2004 03:46 PM Information Technology Group (ITG) was selected as a "Technology
Pacesetter" by Accounting Today and Accounting Technology magazines,
an honor bestowed on only the top 100 VARs in the US and Canada.
[PRWEB Dec 16, 2004]
Our Reality
Our Reality05/25/2004 11:56 AM I was interviewed by Bambi Francisco on Reality TV for her Net Sense
collumn, which leaves me a little explaining to do. In Bambi's other
life she is hosting a Reality show on personal finance, which is
admirable because the...
Re-Pet a Reality
Re-Pet a Reality12/24/2004 12:44 PM Slashdot Dec 23 2004 5:30PM GMT
New Reality TV05/20/2004 08:44 AM Television networks look to reinvent the wheel this year.
Cracks of Reality 2
Cracks of Reality 206/12/2004 07:50 AM A high-quality fractal image renderer.
The New Faces of Reality TV
The New Faces of Reality TV09/26/2004 12:57 PM The introduction of children to the genre was probably inevitable. But
the networks seem to understand that they are in dicey ethical
territory.
Reality is Corrosive
Reality is Corrosive05/04/2004 03:30 PM Bill de hÓra: From the MC Escher school of standardization It
seems
that there is a feeding frenzy over this tasty morsel which was tossed
in the shark infested waters of the internet. I'll not sure what I am
about to say is either agreeing with or disagreeing with Sean McGrath
on
this subject, but here goes: Reality is Corrosive.
reality? Get real...
reality? Get real...04/13/2004 11:36 PM Reality's ApprenticeReality TV may seem a
world away from real life, but what happens when Donald Trump’s The
Apprentice moves in upstairs? Worse, what happens when it seems to be
a sham? Keith Hollihan reports with a fascinating account of his
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