Jeff Nolan's take on innovation, entrepreneurship, tech and stuff that interests me
But not for reasons you might expect. This post in StrategyPage is so fascinating that I decided to clip the whole piece: July 24, 2007: Facing U.S. import restrictions, China finally allowed major software counterfeiters to be shut down. Nearly ten million dollars in CD manufacturing equipment was seized, along with nearly 300,000 CDs, many [...]
The proposed Google/Earthlink citywide wifi network in San Francisco has been debated for almost 2 years and not a single access point has made it through the guantlet that is the Board of Supervisors. It appear that Earthlink has now decided that citywide wifi is not the good business it once promised… "The Wi-Fi business [...]
The decision signals the end of an era for Dow Jones and the Bancroft family, an intensely private clan that for generations had allowed The Journal to operate independently and become one of the nation’s most prominent and trusted newspapers, even as its finances deteriorated. Wonder when the NYTimes is going to start writing stories [...]
01Aug
Posted by Jeff as Interesting Stuff
In the background I hear an advertisement for a drug, presumably a new one because I have never heard of this one before, Mirapex. Before I write anything else let me say that I’m not quick to criticize drug companies because it’s really not possible to argue the merits of a drug or therapy unless [...]