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Web Wide World - Chile
Web Wide World Global Video Series  
1/19/2010   10 comments
Internet Evolution's Web Wide World visits Chile - a global leader in e-government.
Rwanda's Internet Revolution
Web Wide World Global Video Series  
12/2/2008   22 comments
Internet Evolution's Web Wide World takes us to Rwanda, a country torn apart by genocide, and now attempting a radical transformation from an agrarian society to a knowledge-based economy, via the Internet
Web Wide World - Iceland
Web Wide World Global Video Series  
8/11/2008   4 comments
Iceland wants to become the No. 1 destination for companies looking to outsource their green IT data centers
Web Wide World - India
Web Wide World Global Video Series  
4/22/2008   12 comments
Internet Evolution visits India, where the Internet is as varied and exciting as the country itself
Web Wide World - Warsaw
Web Wide World Global Video Series  
12/14/2007   3 comments
The Internet's influence is much in evidence in Poland's capital city – despite the best efforts of the French to bollocks it up.
Web Wide World - London
Web Wide World Global Video Series  
10/1/2007   4 comments
Internet Evolution visits London, Europe's largest capital city, and home to a slew of jolly old Internet apps




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Rob Leathern
As we well know, the online echo chamber and its increasingly viral and social components can magnify the propagation speed and distribution of stories and rumors, whether true or false.
Rob Salkowitz
Rob Salkowitz   2/9/2010   1 comment
A remarkable event in world affairs is taking place this week in London, as the first One Young World conference is set to convene.
Ira Winkler
Ira Winkler   2/8/2010   12 comments
In his recent Congressional testimony, Dennis Blair, the U.S. director of national intelligence, stated that the U.S. is "severely threatened" by cyber attacks and that the recent Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) attacks should serve as a wake-up call.
Jart Armin
Jart Armin   2/8/2010   14 comments
Fatal System Error, the book just released by West-coast-based journalist Joseph Menn, is really a public policy statement written as a thriller for a wider reading public. UPDATED 2:45 PM
Robert McGarvey
Just when you despair that mobile apps are drowning in triviality -- Sticker Jam Hearts, Cookie Doodle, and Love Jive are all top iPhone apps, incidentally, and Calm Candle isn’t far behind -- know that hardworking, serious apps now are clawing their way onto our phones.
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Congress Hits the Snooze Button With China
Ira Winkler
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Tom Nolle
Everything New Is Old Again

2|9|10   |   2:13   |   2 comments


Research shows that the youth of today like Facebook – but not blogging or Twitter. Does that mean Facebook has won, or just that it's not yet out of favor? Will all the services we see today fade into Ovaltine-or-Wheaties status in just a few years?
what.the.ferraro
Email Marketing Gets Desperate

2|8|10   |   2:31   |   3 comments


Promotional emails will use just about anything timely to get people to buy things. Seriously, anything.
Steve Saunders' Outernet
America, Truck Yeah!

2|8|10   |   1:42   |   5 comments


Steve likes his new Dodge Ram 1500, but hates Chrysler's Web non-sales strategy. Rant on, li'l buddy.
what.the.ferraro
Twits Go Wild for Resignation Tweet

2|5|10   |   1:48   |   4 comments


Jonathan Schwartz is the first Fortune 200 CEO to resign via Tweet. Can he walk on water, too?
Full Nelson
Go With the FLO, Part 2

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2|5|10   |   2:17   |   3 comments


Fritz and his sweater continue their review of Qualcomm's FLO TV.
Singer at C-Level
Goldilocks & the Data Center

2|4|10   |   3:39   |   2 comments


What kinds of companies are doing the most innovation in the data center? Turns out it's midtier enterprises that are taking the "Just Right" approach.
Full Nelson
Go With the FLO, Part 1

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Qualcomm's FLO TV gizmo streams live TV shows. Tragically, they include the O'Reilly Factor
Eurotrash
High & Dry in Barcelona

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Ray’s heading to Barcelona for the Mobile World Congress, and he’s not happy about it, the miserable git.
Sweeney Blog
No Sex, Please... It's the Super Bowl

2|3|10   |   2:24   |   2 comments


The Super Bowl ads that CBS rejected are turning up online, generating lots of attention but zero revenue for the broadcaster.
Cirque Du Solez
Books Come Alive

2|2|10   |   2:02   |   3 comments


Ray Kurzweil's Blio and Apple's iPad tablet will make it easier than ever to have books "read" to us, says Dr. Kim, who believes that talking tablets will become interwoven into our consciousness as we "merge" with the increasingly elegant machines we hold in our hands.