24 February 2012 – Last week the U.S Congress announced (as part of a jobs bill) that there would be an auctioning off a bunch of UHF airwaves that were used by local television stations in the U.S. to broadcast on channels below 52. Since the switch to all-digital television in 2009, these airwaves are [...]
21 February 2012 – In his international bestseller “The Hare With Amber Eyes”, Edmund de Waal traces the fortune of a collection of carved Japanese netsuke figurines. Readers grew so entranced by the story of these objects that they started clamoring to see them. So after the hardback, the e-book, and the paperback came the [...]
15 February 2012 – Last year there were a series of dire warnings that app developers would be driven from the U.S. by the activities of NPEs. But lo and behold, TechNet (a telecom/technology CEO network that to which we subscribe) says au contraire. The surge in mobile software and other apps has led to a surge in [...]
14 February 2012 – Last week we had a chance to attend FutureMed, a health-care program that is part of Singularity University, a networked organization dedicated to exploring how disruptive technologies can sweep across whole industries and society. This came on the heels of LegalTech 2012 in New York [...]
1 February 2012 – Your primary iTunes account is always set depending on the country you reside in. I live in Belgium. So this can present some problems if you’re a keen iPhone/iPad app fan and you travel a lot (like I do) and there are certain apps that are not available in all territories. While this guide is [...]
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