Complaint: The new jib-jab production is good, but I'm a little let-down by the sequel. These guys are youngish Princeton grads with a "wicked" sense of humor, but the follow-up to "This land is your land" had only one "laugh-out-loud" moment
You see it in the news, it could be about; IT, manufacturing jobs, labor, subsidized farming, the airlines…you name it. Everywhere you look it seems groups are crying FOUL and pressing the government to step in and DO SOMETHING. I too once felt this way.
I know I may be in the minority, but nothing about free governments say that long term jobs, and career employment are a RIGHT.
With memories of my tribal roots always gentle on my mind, thinking of what Skull and Bones membership means today is one of those questions sure to anger Mr. Kerry as well as Mr. Bush
I spent last week in Washington DC talking with members of Congress about telecom policy. They will move quickly in January to write a new telecom law that will be very favorable to investing in new network. This is great news for growth.
With a public not really probing for answers- surely the decision to oust Bush engages many unsuspected loyalists. Since it is unlikely that the truthout bus will reach all the cities of the nation in time, the powerplayers keep up the fight!
Shrinks of course, have a great challenge in finding successful strategies to bring the best leaders into a better perspective. Who will be the new Secretary of Defense is an issue that of course, Mr. Kerry must address. The Iraq Mistake is Bush's Boot.
What does it mean when internet rumors are mentioned in a Presidential debate? If an election where a sport like baseball, then I'd say that "those internets" are headed for the play-offs.
We live in a Goliath world not a David world – if we can’t cope with the Goliath’s of today, how are we going to cope with the tomorrows David’s. In the 21st Century world David’s don’t throw stones because a David owns scale, scope and speed.
Oracle's CEO talks about why IBM used to be the great innovator, and why no other company has been able to fill those shoes, with the possible exception of...Apple Computer? (Part Three of six.)
Senior research scientist of the Knowledge Systems Laboratory at Stanford University, Dr. Deborah McGuinness, on "Why should you believe answers from systems on the web?"
So You Say You Want a Revolution Transforming technologies are coming in biogerontology, the semantic web, retail, open source, and IT. Just as outsourcing is transforming global markets.
How IT Revolutions Are Structured More on the Change Function, plus a look at the Age of Integration, and how incremental change only increases the pain of technology adoption.
A proposal to the Music Industry. The key is that every piece of audio ever recorded is available for download in a reasonable quality and without DRM at a price low enough that you stop thinking about the cost.
With the promise of ethical treatments for cancer, parkinsons, ms, and diabetes, still lightyears away- is rapid testing in India a blessing in disguise?
I'm searched, therefore I am.
To borrow from Rene Descartes' philosophy, in today's Internet-obsessed world, we know we exist, not because we think but because we're searched.
In this interview Kevin Rollins, Dell's CEO, talks about working with a legend, tries to avoid CEO mud-wrestling, and explains that technology usability and innovation are mostly about value, which is mostly about price and profit.
Oracle's CEO talks about why IBM used to be the great innovator, and why no other company has been able to fill those shoes, with the possible exception of...Apple Computer? (Part Three of six.)
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Senior research scientist of the Knowledge Systems Laboratory at Stanford University, Dr. Deborah McGuinness, on "Why should you believe answers from systems on the web?" 
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