10 Predictions for Technology in 2009
The BBC's Peter Day talks with Seattle-based Mark Anderson about technology trends in 2009. Well worth a listen!
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The BBC's Peter Day talks with Seattle-based Mark Anderson about technology trends in 2009. Well worth a listen!
Posted by Robert W. at 10:26 AM
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For the past month I've been listening to George Webley and Ray Khan, hosts on BBC London Radio 94.9FM. The timing is perfect for me: 2am - 6am their time, which is 6pm - 10pm my time. My most productive work time has long been in the evening but I feel the need to have some low level talk radio in the background.
I love these shows because:
Posted by Robert W. at 9:17 PM
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I've started listening on a regular basis to "Big George", an eccentric Brit who hosts a crazy, commercial free radio show on BBC London. Over there it runs live between 2am and 6am but here are the listening times in North America:
Posted by Robert W. at 9:45 PM
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Peter Day, BBC's brilliant business journalist, has just broadcast a segment on the great success of Toyota and the great disaster of the American Big Three. Apparently this fall will determine the future or the demise of the latter. I'm not holding out hope that management and their unions will make the right decision. You can listen to it here.
Posted by Robert W. at 7:38 PM
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