October 2011
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Why digital talent really doesn't like your... →
Fast Company’s Aaron Shapiro outlined five reasons why digital talent goes running over the hills and into the Valley rather than working for companies that don’t offer free food 24-hours a day. But are there other reasons you’ve found that technologists won’t work for non-Silicon-Valley companies?
Oct 31st
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Oct 31st
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Oct 31st
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“…the key to boosting entrepreneurship and innovation is to encourage...”
– Vivek Wadhwa, “Diversity, cultural networks power innovation,” The Washington Post
Oct 28th
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Oct 28th
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Oct 27th
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Cybersecurity and the missing sense of urgency →
Oct 27th
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Oct 27th
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SAP co-CEO Bill McDermott spoke with the Washington Post’s Emi Kolawole about what it takes to inspire, capture and communicate great ideas regardless of where you are.
Oct 26th
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Oct 26th
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Oct 26th
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Oct 26th
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Oct 25th
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Oct 24th
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Justin Rattner, Intel’s Chief Technology Officer and Director of Intel Labs, discusses what’s next in tablet technology. He spoke with the Washington Post’s Emi Kolawole at The Brookings Institution on Oct. 20.
Oct 24th
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Oct 24th
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Oct 23rd
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Oct 21st
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Oct 21st
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Oct 20th
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Oct 19th
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How do you create jobs in the Arab world?
Jordan’s King Abdullah Il Ibn Al Hussein has called for a meeting of over 1,000 from 50 countries to discuss how best to create jobs in the Arab world as the region continues to struggle with political and social unrest.  Continue reading…
Oct 18th
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“Deregulation will make U.S. utilities more efficient, consumer-friendly, and...”
– “The lesson from Solyndra: It’s time to deregulate the energy sector,” by renewable energy consulting firm founder Sunil Sharan
Oct 17th
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Oct 17th
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Oct 17th
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Oct 14th
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Khosla Ventures new $1.05 billion fund means good...
One of the world’s most renowned venture capitalists, Vinod Khosla, has raised a $1.05 billion fund, and he’s focusing on clean technology. Continue reading…
Oct 14th
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Oct 13th
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Oct 12th
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Is college dead: Do too many kids go to college?
The Washington Post’s Vivek Wadhwa will debate PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel Wednesday evening regarding a subject the two have disagreed on for some time: Whether America’s youth should attend traditional colleges?  Wadhwa argues that America’s next generation cannot afford to abandon the nation’s colleges and universities for customized, self-directed education. Thiel,...
Oct 12th
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“For the first time in roughly a century—since the transition from the one-room...”
– Clayton Christensen and Michael Horn, “The rise of online education,” The Washington Post
Oct 12th
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Oct 12th
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Oct 11th
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“With the vast growing fortunes of China and the export-driven economies of Asia...”
–  - Dominic Basulto, “Moscow’s news high-tech hub: Riddle, mystery or enigma?,” The Washington Post.
Oct 11th
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Oct 10th
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Oct 9th
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Oct 9th
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Oct 7th
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Oct 6th
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Oct 6th
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Oct 5th
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Oct 4th
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Oct 4th
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“That consumer demand shapes innovation is nothing new, but the scale at which...”
– “iPhone 5 and the collective imagination,” The Washington Post
Oct 3rd
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“Get a computer, please! Log on,” he said, “and go to your textbook.”
– “Online textbooks moving into Washington are schools,” The Washington Post.
Oct 3rd
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Oct 2nd
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Oct 2nd
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