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2008 articles
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Why Helio Didn't Connect
Technology Review
July 3, 2008: The flashy cell-phone company is in a very tough business.
Speak Up
Economist
June 25, 2008: Two-way translators are coming into use in the military. Can the rest of us be far behind?
Predicting Where You’ll Go and What You’ll Like
New York Times
June 22, 2008: Companies aim to use data from GPS and other devices to figure out what we really do.
Why Social Computing Aids Knowledge Management
CIO
June 13, 2008: Social networking tools promise to help companies harness the knowledge inside the heads of their employees and put it to work for the business.
Security and Business: Financial Basics
CSO
June 2008: The pros and cons of four potential metrics for measuring security spending: TCO, ROI, EVA and ALE.
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2007 articles
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Capital Ideas and Social Goals
New York Times
December 23, 2007: A model for financing socially responsible businesses may be emerging.
Online Map Makers Gathering Data to Render 3-D Landscapes for Web Surfers, Mobile Phone Users
CIO
December 19, 2007: A trip into 3D mapping land with TeleAtlas
Apple Box-by-box
Fast Company
December 2007: A look at Apple’s prospects in each of its hardware segments.
A sidebar to All Eyes on Apple
Clicks for cash
Inc.
December 2007: Ways to make a few extra bucks from your Web site.
Mobile Web: So Close Yet So Far
New York Times
November 25, 2007: The World Wide Web is slowly going mobile.
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2006 articles
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India's big plans for biodiesel
Technology Review
December 27, 2006: Researchers are developing new methods for cultivating a plant called jatropha.
Paper Chase
Venture Capital Journal
December 2006: Business plan competitions demand a substantial investment of time and money from venture capitalists. Are they worth it?
Vendor Management 101
CIO Insight
December 2006: For mid-market companies, it's a challenge to get the attention of vendors. But it can be done.
Is That A Genome In Your Pocket?
Popular Science
December 2006: Genomics pioneer George Church wants to make DNA sequencing as common as an eye exam
How We Did It: Stewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake, Flickr
Inc.
December 2006: The inside story of how a groundbreaking Web site came to be.
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2005 articles
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Copyleft Hits a Snag
MIT Technology Review
December 21, 2005: Incompatibilities among "copyleft" licenses meant to promote the sharing of creative work could end up preventing it, says cyber-law expert Lawrence Lessig.
Finding savings around the fire
New York Times
December 11, 2005: Wood stove sales soar along with fuel prices. But the stoves have costs of their own.
The end is virtually nigh
Economist
December 10, 2005: How the inhabitants of an online game respond to the end of their virtual world.
Market, market on the wall...
Economist
December 10, 2005: Why don't technology firms use prediction markets to spot trends?
How to navigate China's nascent M&A market
Venture Capital Journal
December 2005: Here's how one startup managed to pull off an unprecedented deal.
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2004 articles
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Surfing in Secret
Yahoo! Tech Tuesday
December 28, 2004: Protecting your privacy online.
Tracking Techniques
Yahoo! Tech Tuesday
December 28, 2004: Sidebar to 'Surfing in Secret.'
Keeping E-mail Private
Yahoo! Tech Tuesday
December 28, 2004: Sidebar to 'Surfing in Secret.'
2004 Products of the Year
Information Security
December 2004: Contributions to a year-end wrap-up on best information security products
VOIP
Venture Capital Journal
December 2004: After years of hype, a real market has emerged for voice over IP. It’s not too late to start dialing for dollars.
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2003 articles
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When Your Neck Is On The Line
Inc.
December 2003: Mulberry Neckwear has thrived despite the slump in tie sales. How can the firm keep growing?
Internet Icebreakers, Inc.,
Inc.
December 2003: Online social networks are proving useful for entrepreneurs.
Evolution Inspires IT Development
CIO
December 15, 2003: How nature inspires technology design.
Hard drives go home
The Economist
December 04, 2003: Hard disks are starting to appear in household devices, from televisions to stereos, adding novel features and making possible new products.
The Internet, on wheels
The Economist
December 04, 2003: New initiatives are extending the Internet in an unusual way - by road.
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2002 articles
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Private money fails to make the small world go 'round
Smalltimes.com, December 12, 2002
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Future unclear for shrinking Comdex
BtoB Marketing, December 9, 2002
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Comdex's Secure Side
SecurityFocus, November 22, 2002
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2001 articles
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On the Edge
Red Herring, October 15, 2001
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VisiCalc creator Dan Bricklin keeps on ticking - and talking
(Bait and Switch) Red Herring, October 15, 2001
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Alpiri Hopes to Win the Name Game in E-Commerce
(One to Watch) Red Herring, September 14, 2001
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1999 articles
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Y2K watch turns to Monday
ZDNet News, December 30, 1999 (with Charles Cooper)
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X10's latest X cam hits the Net
ZDNet News, December 20, 1999
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Will Red Hat rule on high?
ZDNet News, December 9, 1999
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