New book from House Industries

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House Industries releases Neutraface
Condensed

House Industries releases Neutraface
Condensed 06/01/2004 05:20 PM
New from House Industries: Neutraface Condensed

Israeli Troops Search House-To-House in
Gaza Camp (Reuters)

Israeli Troops Search House-To-House in
Gaza Camp (Reuters) 05/19/2004 02:43 AM
Reuters - Israeli troops carried out house-to-house searches for militants and weapons smuggling tunnels in the Rafah refugee camp on Wednesday as Israel's heaviest raid into the Gaza Strip in years entered a second day.

DHB Industries, Inc.

DHB Industries, Inc. 04/09/2004 04:00 PM
Take a three-year snooze with DHB Industries.

Amazon book sales rise 9% faster through
search inside the book feature

Amazon book sales rise 9% faster through
search inside the book feature 10/31/2003 06:21 PM
InternetRetailer.com Oct 31 2003 4:44PM ET

Book Review: Windows Admin Scripting
Little Black Book, Second Edition

Book Review: Windows Admin Scripting
Little Black Book, Second Edition 06/12/2004 12:32 PM

Book Release: Mad Cow and Cattle
Mutilations Meet the War on Terror in
Brad Steel's New Book Mute

Book Release: Mad Cow and Cattle
Mutilations Meet the War on Terror in
Brad Steel's New Book Mute 03/19/2005 02:43 AM
In MUTE, author Brad Steel has created a gripping and eerily believable scenario in which the leaders of Western nations band together to do the unthinkable—convinced it is necessary, however radical. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

Book Publishers Selling Direct - Pissing
Off Book Retailers

Book Publishers Selling Direct - Pissing
Off Book Retailers 02/13/2004 05:52 AM
One of the struggles that companies have as distribution and sales mechanisms change is handling legacy channel conflict issues. Dell became huge by selling direct to customers, but when rival Compaq started to move in that direction, their retail partners freaked out - and Compaq had to scale back their plans. It appears that book publishers are now going through the same process. They've realized that if someone is looking for info about certain books on their site, it makes sense to also offer them a chance to buy it. However, it's pissing off retailers, who don't want to hear that their suppliers are competing with them. Retailers say a reasonable compromise would be having the publishers point to the retailers, which was my first response as well. However, then it becomes a political situation of who do you link to and why? There's also the fact that this makes for a less enjoyable consumer experience. I know that, more than once, I've been annoyed at online sites where I go for info on buying a product, but when I try to buy am given a big list of retailers instead of a way to buy right away.

Mike Industries

Mike Industries 06/16/2004 07:27 PM

Mike Davidson is writing here. Mike who? Only the driving force behind a little site called ESPN, and their conversion to standards-based design last year.

Book review - Book lowers fear of
threats

Book review - Book lowers fear of
threats 12/15/2003 08:15 AM
vnunet.com Dec 15 2003 7:11AM ET

Intellectual Property industries?

Intellectual Property industries? 04/09/2004 04:03 PM
This Department of Justice press release announcing the creation of an Intellectual Property Task Force is an amazing example of the extremist rhetoric that has come to dominate discussion of digital content protection.  Yes, those who create digital goods are entitled to compensation, and violating intellectual property rights, like speeding, is against the law.  But the way this issue is being cast as a challenge to our way of life is just excessive and counter-productive. 

My favorite is the statement that "Intellectual property industries play a significant role in the American economy."  What exactly is an "intellectual property industry?" More to the point, what isn't?  I doubt Wal-Mart would be very successful if others could copy its name in misleading ways, or could reprint its newspaper ads with higher prices. 

Of course, that's not what the press release is talking about.  The term is intended to redefine industries built around creative acts (like the music business) as industries based on exclusive formalizations of past creativity.  Larry Lessig and others have said this better than I can, but the point remains important.  Countless small rhetorical shifts have brought us to a point where the discourse around intellectual property is wildly foreign to our professed values.  Are our heros the pioneers who charted new territory... or the land speculators who came later?

What UK's copyright industries are up to

What UK's copyright industries are up to 06/17/2005 03:34 PM
Cory Doctorow: The BBC's Matt Locke has written a great report on yesterday's meeting on copyright in the UK that was held by a minister who is reported to have called for extending copyright on performances to the performer's life plus one hundred years.

Adam Singer gave a response from the stage that was full of fantastic rhetoric, describing the emerging market for 3D printers as a harbinger of a world in which all creative IP is under threat from piracy: "It doesn't matter if the button says 'print' [in reference to 3D printers] or 'burn' - all design will become simply a file to be shared". He saw strong IP as the "intellectual hygiene of a networked world", suggesting that IP law should be taught as the "new domestic science" in schools, as it was the most important future skill for creative entrepreneurs. His rhetoric, although very entertaining, was from the dystopian end of the telescope - "each time bandwith increases, another industry will fall [because of IP theft]". You could try to unpick all the false assumptions in that last sentence, but frankly, its not worth it. Just sit back and bask in the warm glow of his fire and brimstone. In fairness, Adam Singer is far more measured and informed than the above quotes suggest (despite describing Lawrence Lessig as the "Martin Luther of copyright" that the music industry had failed to burn...), but he's a great public speaker, and it's his job to provoke.

I asked a question to the panel about the kind of industry trends that the DCMS were looking into when developing new IP models for the creative industries. Writers like Henry Chesbrough and Eric Von Hippel have documented trends in 'old' industries like Pharma and Engineering towards 'open innovation' models. Emerging best practise is to maximise your return from IP through a range of licensing models outside your own company, moving from old models of patent enforcement to open licensing models with peer companies and even Von Hippel's 'Free Revealing', where IP is given up in order to drive other competitive advantages.

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TLC Industries Launches NextArcade

TLC Industries Launches NextArcade 12/19/2004 03:10 PM
The next generation of interactive home entertainment. [PRWEB Nov 30, 2004]

NoArchive Becoming Mandatory In Many
Industries

NoArchive Becoming Mandatory In Many
Industries 02/01/2005 09:15 PM
With the explosion of Page Jacking, the NoArchive tag has become a requirement for most commercial sites.

No Job Growth In IT Industries In
January

No Job Growth In IT Industries In
January 02/06/2005 03:13 AM
Information Week Feb 6 2005 6:47AM GMT

Craigslist and cottage industries

Craigslist and cottage industries 02/01/2005 09:26 PM

In NYC, when you don't have a car and you need to move stuff that won't fit in a taxi and isn't enough that you need an entire huge moving van, you call a "man with a van".** I recently used the services of a guy named Paul, recommended by a friend of a friend. After packing the back of his truck with my things, we set off for our destination, chatting along the way. He asked me how I'd found him and we eventually got to talking about craigslist.

Paul told me that these days, he got most of his jobs from CL and only one or two a week from personal referrals. I found that surprising and when I pressed him further, he told me that because of CL, he's been able to do pursue moving (which he really likes doing) as a full-time career. I can't remember the exact quote, but Paul said something to the effect that he can't believe he's getting away with starting a full-time business on CL without it costing him a single dime.

I'd never really thought about it before, but in some ways, CL helps lots of people build businesses cheaper and more effectively than more "robust", complex, and expensive enterprise software solutions. Movers are just one example. CL can help you find employees for your business. If you've got a van, you can pick up free furniture and electronics around the city, fix or refurbish, and sell it. You can start a business doing computer troubleshooting, piano lessons, buying and fixing up old motorcycles, or escort and sensual massage services. And if you need something done for your business but don't have the money to pay for it, you can always barter goods or services in exchange. These are just the obvious examples. Does anyone know of anyone using craigslist in more creative ways to make a living or other examples of people succeeding in business using CL?

** Don't know how this evolved, but folks in the "man with a van" profession like to rhyme the names of their businesses. My guy was "Call Paul to Haul", but you will also probably find "Chuck/Buck with a Truck", "Cory with a Lorry", "Schmuck with a Truck", "Call Jack to Pack", and so on. (Oh, I'd recommend using Paul if you need a man with a van...contact me if you'd like his info.)

Rukus Industries CMS modules

Rukus Industries CMS modules 06/16/2004 10:10 AM
Welcome to the project site!

Industries show 'positive' growth

Industries show 'positive' growth 04/28/2004 10:05 AM
Tourism, manufacturing and construction industries grew during the first three months of the year.

Brief: IBM to sell software specialized
for industries

Brief: IBM to sell software specialized
for industries 12/02/2003 01:28 AM
The company believes customers want software already tailored to their industry, and it plans to target individual industries beginning in January.

Movie and tech industries unite!

Movie and tech industries unite! 07/14/2004 08:03 AM
Hollywood and tech companies ally for an advance content system. This new system may allow consumers to make back up copies of movies while allowing the flexibility of viewing on multiple devices.

Computing industries stance on 64 bit
processing

Computing industries stance on 64 bit
processing 06/05/2004 01:18 PM
AMD Zone Jun 5 2004 5:46PM GMT

PC invites EoIs for Telephone Industries

PC invites EoIs for Telephone Industries 04/24/2004 07:56 PM
DAWN Group Apr 24 2004 11:41PM GMT

Since U Been Gone Annual Report from
Clarkson Industries

Since U Been Gone Annual Report from
Clarkson Industries 03/29/2005 04:26 AM
Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone" as a corporate presentation

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GPS Industries Surpasses $800,000 in
Orders in Past 30 Days

GPS Industries Surpasses $800,000 in
Orders in Past 30 Days 11/18/2003 05:38 PM
BC Technology Nov 18 2003 4:55PM ET

Snigel heavy industries Servlet server

Snigel heavy industries Servlet server 05/04/2004 06:18 PM
Constant development and updates

GPS Industries Distributor Signs
Additional Course in Canada

GPS Industries Distributor Signs
Additional Course in Canada 04/30/2004 05:39 PM
BC Technology Apr 30 2004 10:21PM GMT

ITT Industries Names Textron Exec as CEO
(Reuters)

ITT Industries Names Textron Exec as CEO
(Reuters) 06/28/2004 08:29 AM
Reuters - ITT Industries Inc. (ITT.N), a maker of water pumps and battlefield communications software, on Monday named a Textron executive, Steven Loranger, as its president and chief executive, ending a five-month search for a successor to Louis Giuliano.

GolfBC Selects GPS Industries for Second
Golf Facility

GolfBC Selects GPS Industries for Second
Golf Facility 04/19/2005 09:29 AM
BC Technology Apr 19 2005 1:31PM GMT

Hanjin Heavy Industries wins orders of
$1 bln

Hanjin Heavy Industries wins orders of
$1 bln 09/22/2004 09:59 AM
Maekyung Internet Sep 22 2004 1:39PM GMT

TLC Industries Brings Arcade Excitement
Home

TLC Industries Brings Arcade Excitement
Home 08/23/2004 02:45 AM
TLC Industries, Inc. to launch new online games service integrated with authentic arcade hardware and control panels to bring the excitement of the arcade into the home. [PRWEB Aug 23, 2004]

IBM reorganization to focus on a dozen
vertical industries

IBM reorganization to focus on a dozen
vertical industries 12/02/2003 01:28 AM
The company will announce middleware packages for industries including insurance, banking, financial services, automotive, retail, consumer packaged goods, utilities, telecommunications, electronics, health care, government and life sciences.

Flotek Industries, Inc. at Howard Weil
Energy Conference

Flotek Industries, Inc. at Howard Weil
Energy Conference 04/02/2005 12:33 AM
Market Wire Apr 2 2005 4:18AM GMT

Officials hope high-tech industries will
help area around KCI take off

Officials hope high-tech industries will
help area around KCI take off 02/07/2005 02:02 AM
bizjournals.com Feb 7 2005 5:20AM GMT

TLC Industries Appoints James Hills:
Marketing Director

TLC Industries Appoints James Hills:
Marketing Director 08/23/2004 02:45 AM
TLC Industries, Inc. appoints new marketing director to manage the company's marketing and public relations efforts. [PRWEB Aug 23, 2004]

High-tech industries must seek out new
advantages: ECCT

High-tech industries must seek out new
advantages: ECCT 04/28/2004 06:09 AM
China Post Apr 28 2004 10:05AM GMT

Canadian copyfight hots up: Liberal MPs
on the take from copyright industries?

Canadian copyfight hots up: Liberal MPs
on the take from copyright industries? 06/14/2004 09:01 PM
Copyright has become an election issue in Canada, and with the federal election looming on the 28th (I've cast my absentee ballot, for Olivia Chow, and have my fingers crossed for a nation run as well as Toronto was under Jack Layton) the copyfight is heating up back in my homeland. Most recently, a Liberal MP from my old riding of Parkdale introduced a poorly thought-out bill that would have been bad news for the Internet. Michael Geist wrote an editorial about this in the Toronto Star, and the fallout has been intense, with letters going back and forth in the paper. Michael's written a followup editorial that the Star just ran.

Further, copyright reform proceedings must also be perceived to be balanced. According to Elections Canada, Bulte and her riding association have accepted thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from rights holder groups and broadcasters. Parliamentarians involved in the copyright reform process should refuse all such contributions to ensure that the perception of absolute impartiality is preserved.

Link (Thanks, Donna!)

Creative Industries Forum to identify
opportunities for growing business

Creative Industries Forum to identify
opportunities for growing business 07/20/2004 02:49 AM
PublicTechnology.net Jul 20 2004 7:14AM GMT

Top industries for venture investments
in 2004: software, biotech, telecom

Top industries for venture investments
in 2004: software, biotech, telecom 04/03/2005 09:38 PM
ZDNet Apr 4 2005 1:31AM GMT

DTI to fund GBP30million supply network
for aerospace, automotive industries

DTI to fund GBP30million supply network
for aerospace, automotive industries 07/20/2004 02:49 AM
PublicTechnology.net Jul 20 2004 7:17AM GMT

"Rep. Porter Goss said Thursday that the
uproar over allegations that White House
officials purposely identified a covert
CIA agent appears largely political and
doesn't yet merit an investigation by
the House Select Committee on
Intelligence, which he..."

"Rep. Porter Goss said Thursday that the
uproar over allegations that White House
officials purposely identified a covert
CIA agent appears largely political and
doesn't yet merit an investigation by
the House Select Committee on
Intelligence, which he..." 08/12/2004 02:13 AM

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