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For Google, Capex Costs are Worth The Money(gigaom.com)
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Google, Publishers Discuss How to Profit From Selling Content on Internet(bloomberg.com)
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Server Hangup?(yahoo.com)
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Sony unveils connected TVs using Google platform(reuters.com)
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Is Strategy or Execution more Important?(fernstrategy.com)
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Google and financial firm agree to invest in offshore wind farms(nytimes.com)
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A Visa for Job Creators(online.wsj.com)
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Surprise: Developing For Windows Phone 7 Isn't A Total Waste Of Time(businessinsider.com)
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by mjfern 16y ago
Yes, USB support was only available in OEM versions of Windows 95 -- starting with OEM Release 2.1 ( http://support.microsoft.com/kb/253756 ). Windows 98 was the first with native USB support.
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Google’s Self-Driving Car Spotted On The Highway Almost A Year Ago(techcrunch.com)
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by mjfern 16y ago
Here is the timeline: USB 1.0 was released in January 1996. Windows 98 launched in May/June 1998. Windows 98 was the first MSFT OS with native USB support. The first iMac was launched in August 1998. USB 1.1 was released in September 1998.
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by mjfern 16y ago
When you're essentially facing no competition (e.g., Windows, Office, 10 years ago) you can push a closed approach. When you're behind and facing two formidable rivals (Apple and Google), you need to apply a different approach. Apple learn
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by mjfern 16y ago
I'm surprised that WM7 doesn't support OpenGL ES. For the launch of the Xbox, Microsoft was very careful to make it easy on developers (e.g., with XNA, which was useable on the PC, Xbox and Xbox 360). This is in contrast to Sony with the PS
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by mjfern 16y ago
I assume this is sarcasm, but perhaps not. If Google is developing this automobile technology, perhaps it should enter and promote telecommuting technologies to reduce the amount of time that people are in their cars?
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by mjfern 16y ago
The key question is why would Google produce this technology and enter the autonomous driving market? I think one of the key issues for Google, from a corporate strategy standpoint, is "freeing up people's time." Driving is one of last plac
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by mjfern 16y ago
One of the key issues for Google, from a corporate strategy standpoint, is "freeing up people's time." Driving is one of last places where we spend significant time awake without being able to use the Internet and hence any of Google's serv
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Father and son film outer space, do-it-yourself style(green.yahoo.com)
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Apple is changing its tune on music subscriptions(nypost.com)
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Apple’s Next Big Product will be a TV(fernstrategy.com)
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by mjfern 16y ago
This is an interesting model. I just don't see how it fits with Apple's corporate strategy of focusing on integrated hardware and software solutions, and trying to design and control every detail of the customer experience.
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by mjfern 16y ago
If Apple TV is integrated into existing brand televisions, then how does Apple drive revenues and profits? From selling the software and taking a small cut on media?
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by mjfern 16y ago
Good point on the competition and the example of Pioneer. As a counterpoint, commentators also suggested Apple would fail in smartphones due to the competition and the technology.
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by mjfern 16y ago
I disagree. Microsoft derives a bulk of its revenues and profits from packaged software (Windows and Office). These products are on the verge of being disrupted. Computing is shifting away from the desktop to "thin devices" (tablets, smartp
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by mjfern 16y ago
I agree with Steve Blank's article. Strategy is not a to do list. But then what is it? Strategy at the business/product level addresses the following four questions: (1) Who is your target customer? (2) What value (in the form of a product
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by mjfern 16y ago
Establishing a BHAG per se does not mean you've selected a good goal or that you will achieve the goal.
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Toshiba to Launch Tablets World-wide in 2011(online.wsj.com)
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Collins and Porras suggest companies should establish Big Hairy Audacious Goals: A BHAG is "...an audacious 10-to-30-year goal to progress towards an envisioned future...A true BHAG is clear and compelling, serves as a unifying focal point
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Retailers Team Up Against Amazon(online.wsj.com)
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The iPhone Has a Real Fight on Its Hands (bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Google's Eric Schmidt says Android is profitable(engadget.com)
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