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by ippisl 17y ago
counter points: 1. most content isn't live-streamed. 2. content that is live-streamed fits very well to p2p , which is very cheap , and might even become embedded in flash. 3. the buffering issue holds some of the characteristics of disru
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Health Care Reform, Supercomputing-Style(hpcwire.com)
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by ippisl 17y ago
While the article gives you the feeling of a very in depth article, it looks at certain very important things in a very shallow way, and in the end doesn't offer much. The article forgot technology.Technology plays a huge role in the econom
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An addictive IDE for smalltalk [video](simberon.com)
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by ippisl 17y ago
1. www.medindia.net $15 doctor consult with an indian doctor. 2. personal health record. 3.expert systems for medical diagnosis / test referral. 4. a lab-on-a-chip device , that costs a few $ , being developed by an Indian company , that co
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by ippisl 17y ago
as someone not living in the u.s. i think it work better by connecting tutors from countries outside the u.s. and people from the u.s. except for the better incentives , it's probably harder for someone outside the u.s. to find work in the
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by ippisl 17y ago
The big problem with the cloud is that it moves power from the user of the software , to the cloud vendor. so google chrome might be a bad commitment. I believe we as users need to find a better way to get the benefits of the cloud(in maint
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by ippisl 17y ago
i believe chrome and jetpack are quite the same in their simplicity. google even said that in the future they hope to make chrome and jetpack esxtensions compatible. regarding chrome's speed , firefox is starting to implement the multi-proc
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by ippisl 17y ago
2007 average monthly revenue per user at google was $53. add this to the fact the the mobile phone is very important in many areas(for example: location , mobile-web , mobile-tv) , $100 subsidization don't seem like a very large investment
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Reuters: Google phone with T-Mobile contract in Jan(reuters.com)
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The next step:ads that keep our privacy(jabakers.blogspot.com)
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by ippisl 17y ago
I think it's the perfect time for authors to organize and to do something to push the future book platform to their direction. If they organize they would have a huge marketing clout , and combine that with some company that works with some
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by ippisl 17y ago
but it's possible that the value at the end would be just a small fraction of the original sum.
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by ippisl 17y ago
Schmidt contradicts himself : He tells us that newspapers can get good money using targeted ads , and then he tells us that google(which is the leader in ad targeting) get very little revenue from ads next to newspapers stories. So ads migh
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New network architecture dramatically reduce radiation exposure(technologyreview.com)
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hospital IT systems are big , complex , require training, have bugs , generate changes , etc etc... that's basiclly the essence of your rant. probably like any computer system in any complex organization. But they have huge potential(in the
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A pioneering “innovation marketplace” is making steady progress(economist.com)
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The $10 Phone Bill(forbes.com)
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Work exchange platforms:are they the next business trend?(ebizq.net)
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by ippisl 17y ago
Every company invents. even incumbents. Google can upstes so many industries because it's business model enables it to give stuff for free(or less then free).
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by ippisl 17y ago
Isn't this the place where microsoft can both innovate and hurt google ? Some ad replacement technology that replaces unusefull or distractring ads , with more usefull ads , and probably in less quantity. There biggest advantage over goog
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The news business is probably holding “a one-way ticket to Bangalore.”(nytimes.com)
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Newspapers, monetization, and browser plugins(idealender.blogspot.com)
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by ippisl 17y ago
Another problem with this post , is that it goes under the assumption that prices in a competitive market becomes the marginal cost. but price in the competitive market goes towards the marginal costs. there's still some profit margin even
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by ippisl 17y ago
Google doesn't even have to build a news research organization. there are enough people who see the opportunity and offer copies of news, and rephrased news, given the ad revenue that would become availble. it just has to make few changes t
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Video conferencing systems can offer same quality as face to face meeting(cs.berkeley.edu)
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by ippisl 17y ago
one form of crowd sourcing is based on prizes , similar to the netflix prize. from what i read , prize based competitions can achieve great results in many areas , with relatively cheap price.
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by ippisl 17y ago
tv/movie writing seems to have some potential to crowdsourcing/open-sourcing.so at least this part can become cheap.
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by ippisl 17y ago
RescueTime looks good. is there something similar(esp. distracting sites block option) , but free ?
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by ippisl 17y ago
few other tricks helpfull for bootstrapping : 1. outsourcing. if done right can be a great money saver. 2. crowdsourcing: you can get cheap and high quality work for most services a business needs using crowdsourcing. see : http://www.ebizq

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