Set to debut this week at CES, Mattel’s Mind Flex requires…
Set to debut this week at CES, Mattel’s Mind Flex requires players to concentrate really hard in order to power…
Is journalism screwed?
Ethan Zuckerman wrote a thoughtful and provocative post entitled “Is ad-supported journalism viable in a pay-for-performance age?“. He worries: If…
Introducing The Noisy Community
The other day, I asked for feedback on ideas to build community at The Noisy Channel. Based on that feedback,…
Data Mining Interview: Eric Siegel
Program chair of the Predictive Analytics World in San Fransisco (more details in this post), Eric Siegel is a professor…
Why Old Media Can’t Deny New Media
About seven hours ago, a U.S. Airways jet was allegedly attacked by a “double bird strike” and the pilot forcibly…
Hey, someone forgot to tell these SOA companies that we’re supposed to be miserable
It seems some companies have slipped through the doom-and-gloom dragnet and announced some positive developments: WebLayers, provider of automated SOA…
A rational explanation of SOA’s troubles
Quote of the Week: “Did SOA die or do we just suck at architecture?” - Mike Tavis, jumping into the…
Check out this new technology article portal
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With Data Mining you can even scare Walmart…
BusinessWeek had an interesting article in December about the growth of Tesco, a British grocery chain, and on its use…
Open Calais at the New York Semantic Web Meetup
Tom Tague, who leads the Calais initiative at Thomson Reuters, delivered an excellent presentation this week at the New York…