Archives / January 2006


   "Waw, an aspiring use of my frequent flyer miles !"
Frequent flyer miles will for the first time be good beyond this planet, based on a new offering from Virgin Atlantic airways and its space-related si ...   read more


 



   Creating Internet of 'Things': A scary, but exciting
Miniaturization, the ubiquity of consumer electronics and the global Internet are speeding up the creation of a worldwide "network of things," where c ...   read more

 



   Nano Fashion
It's been 10 years since Alex "Sandy" Pentland's graduate students began strolling around the MIT campus looking like cyborgs, straining under the wei ...   read more

 



   Can a mobile operator/reseller be simple & cool ?
I think so... Check out Simyo ...   read more

 



   The Networked Life of a 21-Year-Old
Super-plugged-in Gen Y'er Paula Lehman provides some lessons for an older colleague about navigating in the always-connected world. Full article on ...   read more

 



   TVs turn into vending machines for programs
Here are two key questions for anyone who wants to run a TV network: Ten years from now, who'll pay for your new shows? And how will potential viewers ...   read more

 



   Futureshop: How the Auction Culture Will Revolutionize the Way We Buy, Sell, and Get the Things We Really Want
Visionary entrepreneur Daniel Nissanoff breaks the news that the eBay auction phenomenon is about to explode, revolutionizing how all consumers -- not ...   read more


 



   Kinepolis starts with Ladies Nights: men not allowed
Kinepolis, market leaders in Belgium and major player in movieland in Poland, France, Spain and Switzerland, has announced a new initiative: Ladies @ ...   read more

 



   Battelle Predicts Future Consumer Value Zones: The Convergence of Value, the Market, and Technology
Battelle has created a way to anticipate consumer value by identifying Future Consumer Value Zones. These emerging value zones are areas where changes ...   read more

 



   The MySpace Generation
As the first cohort to grow up fully wired and technologically fluent, today's teens and twentysomethings are flocking to Web sites like Buzz-Oven as ...   read more

 



   Gen Y to US marketers: Engage us with experiential marketing
Gen Y is difficult to reach through traditional mass media. Not only are they highly fragmented in their viewing habits -- surfing the Internet and pl ...   read more

 



   Marketers Want to Appear on Small Screen
As read in The New York Times : Forget the 30-second spot on a 50-inch high-definition TV. How about a three-second message on the tiniest of screens? ...   read more


 



   Handwritten notes to digitalized meeting notes ?
The Dutch company RealData Systems introduces the Mobile NoteTaker, presenting a solution to transfer handwritten notes to digital notes. With the h ...   read more


 



   High energy prices to stimulate innovation
One of the mysteries of the global economy is that the energy and commodity sectors have been investing in refineries at only a modest pace for two to ...   read more

 



   Beertap @ home II
The period of Christmas 2004 was used by InBev to launch the portable beertap at home. However a success at first, some points of improvement came fro ...   read more


 



   From Googling to the niche of Zoom Info
Googling someone has fast become an integral part of the English lexicon, and to Google someone before or after a date is de rigueur for many seeking ...   read more

 



   Thinking ahead in the shipping business
The current expansion in world trade, particularly trade with China, is causing a rethink of the way goods are transported across the world's oceans. ...   read more


 



   A first in retail :Pepsi launches Frawg, a 7-Eleven's exclusive
"The launch of Frawg marks many firsts: The first time a major soft drink company, PepsiCo, has created a new brand for a single retailer, the first t ...   read more

 



   Robo-patients Allow Medical Students To Practise Until Perfect
Robotic, simulated patients are allowing students in the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine to practise clinical skills before they reach human pa ...   read more

 



   Fish help unlock mystery of our skin color
Pharmacists & skin care manufactureres might pick up the results of this research in some nice products and services. Will we have programs on the tel ...   read more

 



   Snooze and there it goes ...
Clocky is an alarm clock for people who have trouble getting out of bed. If you hit the snooze button, Clocky will roll off of the nightstand, all to ...   read more


 



   Advertising on your mobile ?
BlueCasting is the new way to deliver content to mobile phones. Developed by Filter UK, the BlueCasting system comprises of a small BlueCast Server ru ...   read more


 



   Quotation for the end of the Year
"The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith." Franklin D. Roosevel ...   read more