Nov. 12th, 2010 [Technology, Books and Other Neat Stuff]

Wed, 16:31: Early start across the lake for #fgwc2010. Marvelous view of dawn light on the Olympics, peaks on fire over the clouds.
Wed, 16:44: Third part of Douglas Coupland reading his new novel Player One now online: http://bit.ly/duAbUc
Wed, 17:01: Australia as examplar for the new broadband world? It certainly looks so. We all need step change, not increments. #FGWC2010
Wed, 17:57: Wow. Animal testing of a malaria live vaccine underway and giving promising results. Human testing soon. #FGWC2010
Wed, 17:59: Investing in women pays global dividends. #FGWC2010
Wed, 19:27: X-Prize Labs at US universities: multi-disciplinary approach to designing incentive competitions. Something we need in the UK? #FGWC2010
Wed, 19:47: HP using silicon with microneedles and microfluidics for tightly metered drug dispensing with wireless activation. Fascinating. #FGWC2010
Wed, 19:53: RT @doctordns: A cold Martini, a great steak and a fine Rioja. Paradise. Jeff Hicks-eat your heart out.:):)
Wed, 21:30: Mark Hurd preaching that good old IT-Business Alignment sermon at #fgwc2010. Seems sad that we've been talking about this for a decade now.
Wed, 22:31: Wondering how open protocols like Odata and the late Jim Grey's concept of data-driven science fit into Government 2.0. #FGWC2010

Technology, Books and Other Neat Stuff