TOP5 for 09/18/2006
Filed in archive Daily Top 5 by Creative Weblogging on September 19, 2006
| Nick Carr on Innovation Businesspundit |
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| StartupJournal has an interesting interview with Nick Carr about innovation. Carr took a shot at I.T. with his "I.T. Doesn't Matter" article a few years ago. Now he is saying similar things about innovation. Mr. Carr, 47 years old, also has turned a skeptical eye on another popular notion: If innovation is a good that companies should pursue, more innovation is... Read it all |
 Business, Economy & Finance |
| Sony Vaio LA Series The Gadgets Weblog |
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| Sony has recently introduced a new model that belongs in a new category called "PC and TV together", the Sony VAIO LA-Series has both computer and TV functions like a DVD player and a hybrid tunner to transmit digital terrestrial television. The 19-inch screen could be bigger because of the TV functions, but at the same time it supports a 1680x1050... Read it all |
 Digital Media |
| Marketing the games with the Gospel Bizinformer |
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| This was a fascinating article in the Sunday Cleveland Plain Dealer about how more and more businesses are marketing to Christians as a focused market. Would this work for your business? As far as the postseason goes, the Indians haven't had a prayer for months. That won't be the case today, however. Although it will have absolutely no bearing on the... Read it all |
Business, Economy & Finance |
| Channel Surfs Up, Dude! The Digital TV Weblog |
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| How important is channel surfing to you? I ask because people grow impatient if they don't get an instant channel change after they press the buttons on their remote. Any wait longer than a second is often considered intolerable and this simple observation might pose big problems for AT&T and Verizon. Let me explain. Both telcos have touted their big-capacity pipes... Read it all |
Digital Media |
| Xbox 360 TGS Site XboxSpace |
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| Can't make it to Tokyo for TGS this week? Fear not, friends...Microsoft will be bringing the Tokyo Game Show to you! Microsoft will be handling TGS much like they did E3, where they did a really bang up job brining demos, trailers, and tons of content from the show floor straight to your 360 via Xbox Live. Coverage will run from September... Read it all |
 Gaming & Gambling |
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