Tech bubbles leave a legacy of innovation
The Seattle Times has an interesting article today about “the legacy of innovation” that tech bubbles leave. The Seattle Times also reports on a new phenomenon in social networking – [...]
eeePC Brings Linux to the People; Linux Fans Want to Sue it to Death
For as long as there have been Linux developers and fans, they have spent an extraordinary amount of time philosophizing on "why Linux has yet to take off on the [...]
What will be the most important scientific and technological breakthroughs through 2025?
ChangeWaves has an interesting article today discussing “[w]hat will likely be the most important scientific and technological breakthroughs with significant commercial value and impacts on the lives of consumers out [...]
Online sales outgrow brick-and-mortar sales
Inc.com reports that, according to the Commerce Department, “[o]nline retail sales grew by 3.6 percent to $34.7 billion over the third quarter, more than double the quarter-to-quarter growth of brick-and-mortar [...]
Internet providers confused by Gordon Brown’s plans for web terror talks
The Register writes that “Internet providers have reacted with confusion at Gordon Brown's announcement that the Home Office will summon them to Westminster for anti-terror discussions. The PM unveiled wide-ranging [...]
Technology leaders from Washington, DC, found investment firm that will fund local entrepreneurs
According to the Washington Post, “[s]everal leaders of Washington's technology community are creating an investment firm to back local entrepreneurs as they start up companies, the latest in a series [...]