What’s wrong with this trash mag? A C/Net blogger recently ripped apart a piece by its guest columnist, Roger Kay, who took potshots at Apple. With this kind of biased journalism, it’s no wonder BusinessWeek’s reputation is going down faster than a falling satellite. Ha Ha Ha Pardon me. Related post:How not to conduct an… Read More: Another BusinessWeek columnist takes a hit »
The result of an ongoing partnership between Nokia and the University of Cambridge, the Morph is a nanotechnology-equipped concept mobile device with content-dependent shape. Whatever its intended use may be at the time, it can be structurally modified to fit the user’s needs. This multipurpose nanoscale electronics is on display at the Museum of Modern… Read More: Nano, nano »
So, after all the repeated emphasis on flight safety procedures, it looks like airlines had better check their gear to make sure everything is working in times of need. Related post:Some airlines are better than others Technorati Tags: American Airlines empty oxygen tank faulty equipment Carine Desir
Gucci’s CEO Robert Polet, who is profiled as Europe Businessman of the Year by FORTUNE magazine (“Galvanizing Gucci“, 21 Jan 2008), did something that most executives in his position would consider taboo. According to the FORTUNE article: “At the PPR gathering, in Lisbon, Polet climbed onto the rostrum and, in front of then vice chairman… Read More: I don’t wanna miss a thing »
Good luck if you work as a receptionist at this company… Related post:Choose the company that you work for carefully
First, it was the computer. Now it’s the Internet that’s going to be personalised. At the recently concluded CES, Intel CEO Paul Otellini tells the crowd during his keynote speech that the Internet needs to become more personal and proactive. According to him, the days of the “go-to” Internet, where users connect to the Web… Read More: The Internet is going to come and get you »