Archive for June 11th, 2004
Unexpected Original Uses for Technology
Robert Cringely: “Radio was invented with the original idea that it would replace telephones and give us wireless communication. That implies two-way communication, yet how many of us own radio transmitters? In fact, the popularization of radio came as a broadcast medium, with powerful transmitters sending the same message—entertainment—to thousands or millions of inexpensive radio [...]
Nevada Best for Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses
Anita Campbell: “Nevada was recently rated the number one state for a favorable business climate for entrepreneurs and small businesses. Every year the National Policy Research Council publishes a report called America’s Best Cities and States: The Annual Gold Guide to Leading Rankings. The most recent ranking had Nevada as the leading place in the [...]
Jeopardy and the Power of Engagement
Common Craft: For those of you that may not be aware, the television game show Jeopardy changed its policy recently. For as long as I can remember, a player could only win 5 times in a row. Once they won five times, they got the money and a trip back for the tournament of champions. [...]
