Peter Brantley, 11.03.2009
Co-Founder, Open Book Alliance
The only way this book digitization effort makes business sense for Google is if it can amass control over a sizeable swath of rights and can monetize those rights at will in future business models.
Subhash Ghimire, 11.02.2009
With few exceptions, Nepalese business and political leaders often dismiss young people when they come up with ambitious ideas. Unless they change their attitude, Nepal's future remains gloomy.
Shelly Palmer, 10.30.2009
President, National Academy Of Television Arts & Sciences, NY
Netflix wll begin offering its Watch Instantly service through Nintendo's Wii. While rumors have been circulating, especially after Netflix reached ...
Shelly Palmer, 10.29.2009
President, National Academy Of Television Arts & Sciences, NY
Google will allow Android phone users the ability to get turn-by-turn directions when using Google Maps on their phone. The feature update t...
Andy Plesser, 10.29.2009
Executive Producer and Founder, Beet.TV
By most accounts, the Internet was born back on October 29, 1969 by two researchers, Vint Cerf and Robert Kahn. Cerf is now Google's Chief Internet Evangelist.
Tamar Chansky, 10.28.2009
Dr. Tamar Chansky is a psychologist and author of the Freeing Your Child book series. Visit her at: www.freeingyourchild.com
SEO is stealth, it's sleek; it's all about titles that are short, searchable and to the point. It doesn't cater to the clever book title or site name, it could care less about how erudite you are.
David Thielen, 10.28.2009
CTO - Windward Studios and Colorado politics blogger
A cardinal rule in start-ups is don't plan on luck, but take full advantage of it when you get it.
Shelly Palmer, 10.28.2009
President, National Academy Of Television Arts & Sciences, NY
The US Government is scared that a swine flu epidemic could crash the countries broadband infrastructure. A report released by the US Accountability...
Esther Wojcicki, 10.26.2009
Journalism/English teacher, Palo Alto High School
Almost fifty percent of students in the fifty largest American cities drop out of high school. In some cities, there is over a seventy percent drop out rate. One consequence is an increase in crime and the prison rate.
Shelly Palmer, 10.26.2009
President, National Academy Of Television Arts & Sciences, NY
Lawyers are warning employers against friending employees on social networks. The National Law Journal wrote that friending or followin...
Esther Wojcicki, 10.26.2009
Journalism/English teacher, Palo Alto High School
The literacy issue is a major one; many kids today are not learning to read. If kids fail to learn to read by fourth grade (and about 40% do not learn), then their problems compound year after year.
Jonathan Handel, 10.26.2009
Entertainment Attorney at TroyGould in Los Angeles
Patry's book, on the conflict between technology and content, is riddled with invective, unoriginal observations, and numerous typographical errors.
Peter Brantley, 10.23.2009
Co-Founder, Open Book Alliance
Those of us who have been following this case closely are left scratching our heads by the actions taken by Google and its partners since the Department of Justice's intervention.
Carl Honore, 10.23.2009
Author, In Praise of Slowness
Slow Thinking is intuitive, woolly and creative. It is what we do when the pressure is off, and there is time to let ideas simmer on the back burner. It yields rich, nuanced insights and sometimes surprising breakthroughs.
Dan Dorfman, 10.24.2009
Financial Columnist, Market Commentator.
The SEC wants to know who traded in Perot in the two months prior to the public disclosure of its acquisition. I've also obtained copies of SEC documents showing it has commenced a number of investigations.
Noah Mallin, 10.24.2009
Director of Social Media at Reprise Media
Google's biggest advantage is that they have tons of cash; Twitter's advantage lies in its simplicity; and Facebook's advantage is its huge and growing user base of over 300 million people.
Steve Haber, 10.23.2009
President of Sony’s Digital Reading Business
To truly open the future of books and reading, consumers must be freed from proprietary devices and formats. We owe it to those who came before us to bring access to as many as possible.
Soren Gordhamer, 10.22.2009
Soren is the author of Wisdom 2.0 (HarperOne, 2009).
Email is one of the central means of communication in our increasingly connected world, but as helpful as it can be, we can become a slave to it.
Robert J. Elisberg, 10.22.2009
Columnist and screenwriter
Once upon a time, USB flash drives.were rare, but today there's almost no excuse not to have one, especially since cost has plummeted and capacity has skyrocketed.
Shelly Palmer, 10.22.2009
President, National Academy Of Television Arts & Sciences, NY
Microsoft announced that it will now include information from Twitter and Facebook in its Bing search results. The announcement was the first of its...
James Altucher, 10.20.2009
Financial columnist and managing director of Formula Capital
I'm simply raising the question. Could legal insider trading lead to a more efficient market that would ultimately benefit investors and allow investigators to probe elsewhere?
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Burt an Ernie! I've loved them from before I can remember! ^_^
This indeed brings the nostalgia to a lot of people world wide, not sure if kids nowadays would appreciate the good ole sesame street gang if they are always tune to Youtube or facebook playing mafia wars. =)
http://bit.ly/my-sesame-street
Hi - I love Sesame Street. Where's the Count? Cookie Monster and Snuffleupagus - I love these guys.
Happy Birthday with major shout outs!! :-)
I love it!
Google blog says they'll be featuring a different character for the next 7 days as the actual anniversary is November 10th.
I watched this show growing up and still do with my kids today. Big bird rocks..
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