Open-source innovation in a recession
Open source will win in this downturn because it enables its adopters to innovate through the downturn.New York county prints ‘Barack Osama’ on ballots
This absentee ballot was sent out to voters in Rensselaer County in New York state. Photo credit: Albany Times Union newspaper (CNN) — Some are calling it a Freudian slip. Everyone’s calling it a big mistake. ... The Business Side of the Art Industry
Crystal Burey '10 (Saint Albans, NY) has been learning the business aspect of the art field as an EXCEL Scholar with Karina Skvirsky, assistant professor of art. "As a studio art major and economics and business minor, ... Prepare for the Worst
Under Democratic rule, today’s troubles will seem like the good old days, predict the authors of The End of Prosperity. An MP3 player you're supposed to leave in the sun
(Credit: Shiro). With everything going green these days, Shiro is determined not to be left behind and has in the pipeline a solar-powered media player. Yes, a portable media player that can be juiced up by leaving it in the sun. ... PM article for The Times on financial stability programme
The Prime Minister has written an article for The Times newspaper on the Government’s financial stability programme announced on 8 October. Read the article. The banking system is fundamental to everything we do. ... The End of Time-Based Management?
Author Tammy Erickson on how the Results-Only Work Environment fits into the evolution of the workplace and why companies need to rethink the way they evaluate employee productivity. eSkeptic: Puncturing the Acupuncture Myth
In this week’s eSkeptic, Skeptic magazine’s very own Skepdoc, Harriet Hall MD, punctures the acupuncture myth and tells you why “almost everything you’ve heard about acupuncture is wrong.†"He Lied" About Bill Ayers?
McCain cranks out some false and misleading attacks on Obama's connection to a 1960s radical. From Billionaire to Bust (and Back Again?)- Chesapeake CEO Forced ...
As people following our energy situation are aware, many if not most energy stocks are down 60-70% or more from their summer highs. In a bizarre but not completely surprising announcement after the close (we knew SOMEONE was selling), ...
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