Name: Daniel M. Harrison
Weblog: www.danielmarkharrison.blogs.com
Articles: 28
First Published: Sunday, February 26, 2006
Last Published: Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Currently listing articles 28-1:
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Why Tech Stocks Are About To Boom Again— Like everyone else, I've spent the last few days trying to work out exactly what the Dow surpassing an all-time high of 12,000 points means
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Google Gets "Trek-y"— Search engine giant Google has launched a specially created site for Star Trek fans.
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Godin Speaks Out On Skypecast— Controversial business author and blogger Seth Godin is giving a Skypecast on August 22.
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Oprah For President Anyone?— Prominent author Robert Fulghum casts his vote for minority self-made billionaire Oprah Winfrey as next President.
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Satriani and Vai Join Forces In Benefit Concert For Sick A&R Legend— Guitarists Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Scott Henderson, and Steve Lukather are holding a benefit concert for friend and A&R legend Cliff Cultreri.
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What Google, Digg, and MySpace Can Learn From A Can of Coke— Would people protest if MySpace became just empty space tomorrow?
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The Future of Technology— The future of technology may depend on where technology titans can place their services, and how interdependent they will be.
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Caveat Emptor: The Alcatel and Lucent Technologies Deal— Take a look at the timeline of the deal and it starts to look suspiciously quick and Lucent-driven.
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Taking Bites Out Of Apple— Recent headaches at the technology giant are crucial to the continuity of Apple's success.
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Alcatel In "Further Talks" With Lucent and U.S. Government
— The announcement today of further talks with Lucent comes in the wake of a $67 billion dollar deal between AT&T and BellSouth.
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Google Goes To S&P 500 in April
— The kind of ongoing revenue growth familiar to S&P 500 companies will be difficult to sustain given the current business model.
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Well-Known Blogger Arrested In China— Hao Wu writes "Beijing or Bust", a blog that often flirts with the fine lines between Chinese state censorship and the U.S. Fifth Amendment.
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Round Two of The Macro Game?— Chinese derivitives markets, loosening of investment in equity, real estate and the yuan, another round of boom-bust looms.
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It Looks Like Google's Buying Sun After All
— An analyst, an anonymous corporate financier and the New York Times point to Google Sun buyout.
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The Outsourcing Rush: Is It In The 'Manic' Phase?— Are the short-term savings of outsourcing worth the long-term costs?
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Does Personal E-Mail From Sun Exec Reveal Google Is Buying Sun?
— A recent e-mail from a Sun employee states "Possibly True" over Google buyout of Sun.
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Google Looks Sunny
— Storage leaked report: Google to develop online storage.
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Barbaro and The New York Times Don't Understand New Media— It is a great shame that the reporter chose to concentrate his article on such an obvious flaw in comprehension about the nature of a
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Biz/Tech Watch: McNealy Resigns, Google Buys Sun Microsystems?— Google is getting closer to laying down hard cash from its swelling cash surplus and instating Schmidt as CEO of the combined technology monolith.
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The Michael Barbaro New York Times Conspiracy— This is perhaps the most important media story you have read this year, a potentially sinister attempt by the New York Times to depose blogging.
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BBC Blogger Bill Thompson Gets In Trouble For Blogging, Blames Event Organizers
— There is far too much of both credit and criticism given to blogging where it is not due or apt.
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Rational Exuberance: NY Times Columnist Laura Rich's Disingenuous Analysis— Contrary to what NY Times columnist Laura Rich thinks, IPOs are very important.
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Rational Exuberance: The Next Technology Bubble Is About To Happen— In a new featured column, Rational Exuberance, Daniel M. Harrison argues that the next technology boom is closer, and far bigger, than we ever thought
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Daily Tabloid
— Do inquiring minds want unbelievably, shockingly sloppy reasoning behind gross political outbursts?
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Too Much Reality Can Be Dangerous— Traditional products and services kept distance from the consumer. The 'reality' phenomenon involves the customer in ways not done previously.
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Online Advertising's Big Dilemma— The medium itself is sold largely on the bulk of its own hype rather than its clear-cut statistics for product sales.
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Disruptions in The Fourth Estate
— What will newspapers look like in ten years time - more like newsblogs?
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Is Google About To Buy Sun Microsystems?
— Given my previous success at predicting Google's fortunes, I’m going to make another unique prediction here.
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