Times is a fluid thing. Matsushita have just announced that they are doing to get rid of their 80 years of history and change the company name to Panasonic.
Do you know what's the Panasonic?
Matsushita does. Does it a Web2.0 tendency? What about Microsoft? Or Adobe? Are they have 80 years of impressive history?
Do you like to change your identity? Man, that's a history. Probably when you become the Matsushita as the brand some day we can say the Matsushita brand isn't good.
We have to be as good as Matsushita - to feel times to change our identity. Maybe.
Comments (0) 11-01-2008
If some says music industry dies - as we have strong trend towards decentralization, self-publishing, and direct artist-2-fan negotiation, but Sony BMG, EMI, UMG and Warner joined to deliver DRM-free music, I would say nothing gonna happen, as we have already a successful model of Open Source Software. Radiohead isn't a pioneer. Music goes the same road as Open Source stuf already did. Open Source Music motivation is already here. Viva la Open Source Music!
Comments (0) 02-01-2008
A man from China with name Seo was killed on 28 November by mobile phone explosion. He was found dead and his mobile phone was on fire. Police asked the National Institute of Scientific Investigation to perform an autopsy and examine his mobile phone to find the exact cause of death.
Strangely, but Google at the same time informed it has technology that can find the location of mobile phone using its mobile mapping service, even if the phone isn't equipped with a GPS receiver.
Can it be Mobile Search in action?
Comments (0) 02-12-2007
Want to open Web 2.0 service fast? Do you play Web 2.0? Ok. Start your game here.
Comments (0) 03-10-2007
Eric Schmidt, CEO of GoogleMobile phones are cheaper than PC's, there are three times more of them, growing at twice the speed, and they increasingly have Internet access. What is more, the World Bank estimates that more than two-thirds of the world's population lives within range of a mobile phone network. Mobile is going to be the next big Internet phenomenon. It holds the key to greater access for everyone - with all the benefits that entails.