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One of the new research arms not just in academia, but in business as well is a model that can predict the outcome of innovation, who has it, how do they use it, how can we harness it for personal or corporate advantage/gain. The problem is that innovation economics requires humans, and [...]
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Two years ago Techwag hit the web, and it has been to say the very least interesting over the last two years. If you go back and check out April 2007, this is what I started writing about, MySpace, Twitter, Video, and Porn 2.0. Not a bad way to start [...]
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It has been a while since there has been a great conversation starter on the internet, and this might make a great meme of the weekend. Mike Fruchter wrote a compelling piece on the state of social media, through his viewpoint, and this one is worth discussing.
The question is why [...]
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When Robert Scoble brought up a conversation about the real time web as a threat to Google, one of the things that immediately came to mind was how to solve the problem. Here are some thoughts on that.
The first key issue is to realize that you will, or a system will be [...]
