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In my previous post, I mentioned the recommended book list from Foreign Policy’s Top 100 Global Thinkers of 2010.   Here’s a slide show version the book list on Foreign Policy’s site.   For a quick glance at Top 20 books, here’s the full list in one spot with the book description offered by Foreign Policy magazine. [...]

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Foreign Policy magazine just published their list of the Top 100 Global Thinkers of 2010 who most influenced the global marketplace.  A very worthwhile article that I would recommend reading— you can read the report here. The report provides an overview for each person and their achievements and thinking that led to their inclusion.  Also, [...]

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Last month, PC World released its Top 100 technology products of 2010. This is a good reference list to see where innovation is occuring, areas for upcoming marketplace disruption, see which companies have the best outlooks,  and to wet the appetite for any technology enthusiasts for their next set of gadget purchases. The top 100 [...]

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In Sugata Mitra’s recent TED talk at TED Global 2010, he stated this unfortunate reality about education: “There are places on Earth, in every country, where, for various reasons, good schools cannot be built and good teachers cannot or do not want to go…” In my earlier post titled, Is this the Future of Learning [...]

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This week the World Economic Forum, an independent, not-for-profit international organization committed to improving the state of the world by engaging leaders in partnerships to shape global, regional and industry agendas.    Per their website, the Technology Pioneers programme is the World Economic Forum’s way of identifying and integrating those companies – normally in a start-up [...]

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As I’ve written in this blog a few times, like many, I’ve become an addicted smart phone user.  In this post, I laid out my iPhone App storage usage patterns vs the average usage patterns, and raised some questions about the future growth and characteristics of users of these platforms. Now, I’ve come across some [...]

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In the past two weeks, I came across two exciting and interesting news headlines, both dealing with technology and research developments in India.  The two headlines: Using Computers to teach Children with No Teachers India develops world’s cheapest “Laptop” at $35 Now, the real excitement is how fast these two developments can be combined!  Let [...]

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Today was the launch of iPad.   Hype, hysteria, and over-hype ensued during the day.  Twitter streams were inundated with tweets mostly glowing about the Ipad, but others expressing frustration with the invasion of Twitterland by iPad. However, I personally am not yet ready to purchase an iPad, I’m still occupied by the iPhone– still discovering [...]

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Again, a fascinating and thought provoking TED talk; this time by Eric Topol, M.D,  a noted cardiologist and currently the Director of the Scripps Translational Science Institute in La Jolla, California, which is funded by a grant by the NIH to accelerate to research to change medicine.  Worth anyone’s 15 minutes to watch this.

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An informative discussion on investing in India in 2010. Investing in India – Feb 2010 View more presentations from kittukolluri.

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