Google Wave has taken the world by storm and been the talk of innovation since it was demonstrated months ago. Invites going out like concert tickets and for better or worse, early returns are coming in. This morning on the train ride into the city I read Scoble pronouncement that Wave is over-hyped. [...]
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A Grove Outlook
Been meaning to write this post since I read the article What Detroit Can Learn From Silicon Valley by Andy Grove (Intel) the Journal last week.
I do not get too political on this blog and don’t wish too in this post. But as we live in the world of bailouts and government intervention, Grove’s comments [...]
I Want My MTV
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Remember that tag line? Thinking back to the 80’s, there are not many ads that stick in my mind as much as the ones from MTV. Maybe “Where’s the Beef?” Push forward a couple of decades to today and the slogan has even more meaning.
Many of you have been asking [...]
Analogy of Status Updates
It’s been some time since I took the SATs but I always enjoyed the “analogy” section of the test. Okay, as much as a standardized test can be enjoyable, it is up there with using a freshly-sharpened #2 pencil to fill in those little ovals. If you don’t remember, here’s an example:
DALMATIAN : DOG ::
(A) [...]
Guest Post @ Slice of MIT
In case you are interested, I wrote a guest blog post over at Slice of MIT on the Masdar Institute as a follow-up to my post on the Masdar Initiative taking place in Abu Dhabi. The Masdar Institute is going to serve as the epicenter of learning, innovation and venture creation on green concepts, processes [...]
