On March 9, 2010
Why the NFL Can Play Ball with Hulu, While Comedy Central Can’t
In launching an NFL Network on Hulu, the National Football League provides an example of why it makes sense for some content providers to sign a deal with Hulu, while for others, it doesn't.
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On March 9, 2010
From Russia With Love: Chatroulette Wants to be an American
The story of Chatroulette, a site founded by a 17-year-old Russian who dreams of founding a company in the U.S., has some encouraging lessons for American business on the Web.
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On March 9, 2010
AIG and Other Insurers are Up Against the (Dry) Wall
The two-minute warning has sounded for insurance companies facing potential lawsuits in the infamous "Chinese drywall" cases, with the first one scheduled for trial March 15 in a New Orleans federal court. Florida's Bradenton Herald says the first blow is
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On March 9, 2010
Google’s New Ad Technologies Take Aim at Apple and Microsoft
As my colleague Jim Edwards notes, Google (GOOG) has staked out a number of advertising-related technologies that suggest a lot about its strategies, including how it can compete with Apple (AAPL) and Microsoft (MSFT), as well as new excursions that
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On March 9, 2010
Money Talks, Nobody Walks on the Medicare Gravy Train
Running Medicare like a corporation or using rapid, flexible pilots to test innovative ways of delivering care might seem like common-sense ideas. But they will be opposed by all the special interests that stand to lose from the reduction of
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On March 9, 2010
Memo to Patients: Don’t Get Admitted to The Hospital on a Weekend
A new government study shows that patients who are admitted to the hospital on weekends are less likely than those admitted on weekdays to get necessary care the day they're hospitalized.
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On March 9, 2010
No Big Quality Problems at Toyota?
Jeffry Liker, in his recent HBR blog post, minimizes the scope of quality problems arising from Toyota's hyper growth over the last decade. He sees those who believe Toyota has serious quality/safety problems as uninformed. He accuses them…
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On March 9, 2010
The Real Education Revolution | BTalk
[podcast] The Australian government is launching a new national curriculum for schools, but it might just be tinkering at the edges. Australia's birth rate, technological change and the prospect of teacher shortages are all issues that need to be addressed.<div
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On March 9, 2010
The Real Education Revolution | BTalk
[podcast] The Australian government is launching a new national curriculum for schools, but it might just be tinkering at the edges. Australia's birth rate, technological change and the prospect of teacher shortages are all issues that need to be addressed.<div
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