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on June 30, 2003
AOL once the synonym for the success of the New Economy has been in trouble for some time now. However in my opinion it does not say too much about the industry as the business model is just not very ...
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on June 30, 2003
The online dating business model finally takes off. While there has not been anything fundamentally new, it's interesting to see how online dating becomes mainstream in US (article requires free r...
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on June 30, 2003
The idea to mirror real world personal networks has taken off some years ago. I liked the idea from the beginning. If it would be possible to organize business contacts in an online forum it widens yo...
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on June 27, 2003
Techdirt discusses another point which was around for some time. What is the future of copyrights? Instead of unsuccessfully prosecuting violators of copyrights, a tax for any broadband connection sho...
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on June 27, 2003
Techdirt features a good synopsis, why VC investments shrank in last years. I my opinion the chain theory makes sense. People won't have the 'extended' view into the future. Instead it doe...
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on June 27, 2003
The market for sourcing software applications still seems to attract enough investors. Some weeks ago Procuri got a series B Founding of 10 million from Insight Venture Partners. Today Ketera namingly...
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on June 26, 2003
That's first time I hear about Mr. Clayton Christensen. His idea is compelling."When the level of technological progress is far above what customers actually need and can use, the phenomena o...
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Technology
on June 26, 2003
I'm not fully convinced if the mentioned inventions will really get off, but it's fun reading about real big ideas.Even more interesting is a site that previews the 'most wanted inventions...
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on June 26, 2003
Despite the problem establishing the business model in Europe, Wireless ISP have aggressive growth plans. According to WLAN GmbH they aim to set up 'several thousand' Hotspots within 10 years.
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on June 25, 2003
Wired has Named it's TOP 40 innovations. Dont' miss.