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Category Archives: Technology
China and the internet – The Economist
Stunning, 564 billion people online! (click here if video is not observable)
Smartphones and Streaming Music
Is Apple prepping a streaming music service? Nobody outside Cupertino knows. Here’s strong evidence why it should. – Fortune Interesting Fortune piece on smartphones and streaming music speculating on Apple’s entrance into the space. FORTUNE — There’s no doubt that … Continue reading
Nonlinear Thinking: iLifeguards
Wow! The robots are even coming for the lifeguards. Maybe quantitative easing will help reduce unemployment on the beach. Amazing world we now live. Swimmers on Californian beaches are likely to be rescued by a different kind of lifeguard if … Continue reading
Introducing Samsung’s Galaxy S4 – CNET
Very cool! (click here if video is not observable)
Will 3D Printing Change the World? – PBSoffbook
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The international cyberwar intensifies
Keep this on your radar. Newly released reports tie years of cyber attacks against the U.S. to the Chinese military, triggering the potential for more aggressive action from the White House. We look back at a Washington Post special report … Continue reading
Weekend Lecture: Is Innovation Over?
Tyler Cowen, of George Mason University, and Bhaskar Chakravorti, of Tufts University, debate the proposition: Innovation is over. The discussion was moderated by Vijay Vaitheeswaran, Shanghai bureau chief for The Economist, at The Economist’s World in 2012 Festival on December … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged Bhaskar Chakravorti, Innovation, The Economist, Tyler Cowen, Vijay Vaitheeswaran
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Nonlinear Thinking: iDoctors
One of our favorite technologies hits the mainstream media. Revolutionary assuming the vested interests don’t squash it. Hat tip Larry Wagner! (click here if video is not observable)
The Robots Are Here!
“…robots now poses the central economic dilemma of the Obama era” …In their book, Brynjolfsson and McAfee cite a meeting between Henry Ford and Walter Reuther, the union leader. Pointing at his new robots, Mr Ford says, “How will you … Continue reading
Posted in Employment, Technology
Tagged Edward Luce, employment, FT, Health Care, Online Education, Robots, Technology
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