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- Real responds to Arrogant Apple
- Cell Phones: A black hole for personal electroics ...
- Apple vs. Real: Umar's take
- Arrogant Apple rails against Real's iPod move
- Wireless Subscribers to Skyrocket
- Recreating the seen experience
- Commodization: Software or bandwidth
- On the Power of Advertising
- Using Video Games to teach Urban Design
- Stitching a SMS Message & Ettiquette
- Believing in Hell yields greater virtue?
- Derek's Big Archive of WalMart Purchase Receipts
- New Retailer Worry: Hacked RFID tags
- Positive Organizational Scholarship
- Cult Brands ... a new marketing gimmick?
- Highways aid avian navigation
- Proposed bill could doom digital entertainment
- How 'bout a car that winks, laughs and cries?
- Game theory and the TDF
- 81% of Koreans Go Mobile
- How Not to Use a Video Camera
- Armstrong Wins 6th Tour De France
- Frequency selective wallpaper
- Student digital reporters to cover National Conven...
- Life-Changing Cultural Icon?
- The Cultural Significance of the Walkman
- Low Tech is sometimes best: Skunk scent
- More Tour Tech: Mapping the Tour de France Riders ...
- pPod: An interactive guide to public loos in London
- The power of the printed word rediscovered
- Working Smart: PowerPoint Resources
- Open Source thinking applied to a Newspaper
- Tablet PCs Enter Reality
- Apollo 11 Lunar Surface Journal
- History of the ATM
- Unintended consequences of tech: Cameraphones used...
- Homeless now have a home on the web
- First Lawsuit Over Cell Phone Spam
- The joys of Google's contexualized advertising
- Decomposing the Voice Communication Value Chain
- Film sales decline accelerates: Digital Rules
- Know what your kids are doing online? Probably not.
- No more sour milk? Environment sensing packaging
- Knife-Resistent Kids Clothing: Culture & Tech at i...
- Why Some Innovations Stagnate: Lack of Communication
- (US) Consumers Want Personalized Value Offerings
- There's $$$$ in Digital Content
- The tech behind timing Le Tour
- Optimizing Info Architecture for Web Usability
- Network Effects Cont'd
- A concise summary of network effects with links to...
- Network Effects May Ensure NetFlix's future
- Apple's impressive SOV in the digital media area c...
- Armstrong Wins Tour Stage as Rivals Crack
- Cross-Cultural variation in digital Priacy: US vs....
- Is Intel's expansion beyond its core competency a ...
- Pirates, sharks and moral crusaders
- Can you define the path to commodization: A Six-St...
- Notorious Tech
- Why can't we just play (chess) and get along?
- A nice primer re. the Color Marketing Group
- How to talk to a Telemarketer
- Pheromone-plug-in - for your cat or dog
- Identity theft legislation ... some helpt for us i...
- eBay tests the digital download space
- Standardization hits the IM space ... finally!
- Cultural anthropology, technology, and value offering
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