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The Google backlash begins
The Google backlash begins
9:24am: The Internet search giant is having a rough week -- and not just because it missed Wall Street's profit forecast. Here are four steps the company should take now to stem the fallout. (more)
iPhone 5.0: What's next
Jul 6: So the new Apple iPhone lacks 3G, GPS, games and a video camera. Be patient. You'll likely see these features added -- just not necessarily in a single device. Business 2.0's Chris Taylor explains. (more)
Web radio sites go silent in protest
Jun 26: New licensing fees could doom Internet radio, but webcasters are fighting back with a 'Day of Silence.' Business 2.0's Chris Taylor investigates. (more)
Web radio sites to go silent in protest
Jun 22: New licensing fees could doom Internet radio, but webcasters are fighting back. Business 2.0's Chris Taylor investigates. (more)
Where to meet the next Steve Jobs
Jun 8: Want to schmooze with the next big innovator? Forget high-priced conferences. Head to an 'unconference' instead, writes Business 2.0's Chris Taylor. (more)
The race to save Mother Earth in 8 years
May 25: We have until 2015 to reverse global warming, experts warn. Business 2.0 Magazine's Chris Taylor looks at which business opportunities will meet that deadline -- and which ones won't. (more)
As RFID tracking booms, privacy issues loom
May 10: RFID is a brilliant idea for business -- but a lousy one for people. Using the wireless chips the wrong way will just slow down the growth of the market, argues Business 2.0's Chris Taylor. (more)
Where Sony went wrong
Apr 27: It's a sad coda for Ken Kutaragi, the creative genius behind Sony's videogame consoles. He's stepping down at a time when rival Nintendo is teaching its rival important lessons about consumers, writes Business 2.0's Chris Taylor. (more)
Why Google isn't the next Microsoft
Apr 12: Everyone seems to be piling on Google these days for being too big, too powerful. But Business 2.0's Chris Taylor makes the case for why the dominant Internet search giant will never be evil. (more)
The trouble with gee-whiz gadgets
Mar 16: Too many gizmos these days are loaded with features we don't need - or use. Business 2.0's Chris Taylor explains why that's all about to change. (more)
As Wall Street quakes, Silicon Valley yawns
Mar 7: Last week's unexpected market plunge has made a lot of people nervous - but not in the tech heartland. Business 2.0 Magazine's Chris Taylor reports. (more)
Why commercial Wikis don't work
Feb 21: Crowdsourcing has been a giant hit for the Web 2.0 set - so why won't it work for bigger, more mainstream enterprises? (more)
Ocean real estate: The next boom?
Feb 1: With land getting so crowded, the age-old fantasy of sea-based living is becoming reality. Business 2.0 dives in. (more)
Vacations in outer space
Dec 22: Has the holiday chaos got you thinking about the perfect winter getaway? Before long the trip of your dreams might just be thousands of miles above you. (more)
Google's copyright fix
Dec 8: Barely two months ago pundits were predicting a litigation explosion for Google and its new YouTube video-sharing unit. But look what's happening instead. (more)
Tech politics: Friends up on Capitol Hill
Nov 10: From 'net neutrality' to foreign worker visas, the new Congress may be the most technology-friendly in history. (more)
BMW steps on (the hydrogen) gas
Oct 26: Next month BMW will unveil the first production-ready hydrogen car. Here's why this luxury sedan is headed in the right direction. (more)
DVDs: They will survive
Oct 12: Doomsayers say DVDs are dinosaurs, but they're dead wrong. These discs will not only make it through the digital age - they'll thrive in it. (more)
Videogames get real
Sep 28: The streets of New York City recently showcased the future of entertainment. What is it? When legions of couch potatoes turn into moving targets. (more)
Cashing in on immigration
Sep 14: For all the squabbling over immigration today, there's no stopping the migrant masses. Business 2.0's Chris Taylor tells you why that's good for business. (more)
Talent hunting in the counterculture
Aug 31: Pyromaniacs on the payroll? Sure. Counterculture events like this week's Burning Man attract exactly the kind of creative people you want working for you. (more)
How biotech is driving computing
Aug 18: The most super of supercomputers are folding proteins, not crunching numbers. That's because the life sciences have overtaken physics as the source of the most challenging computing problems. (more)
There's more vacation time on tap for you
Aug 3: Here in the States, we don't take the time off that we deserve. But that's about to change thanks to demographics and even globalization. (more)
Surfing the Web with nothing but brainwaves
Jul 21: Kiss your keyboard goodbye: Soon we'll jack our brains directly into the Net - and that's just the beginning. (more)
The next real estate boom
Jul 7: Dense settlements, not sprawling ranch houses, are the future of housing - and could make for a smart real-estate investment. (more)
Ethanol war brewing
Jun 23: Grain alcohol is seen as the new gasoline. But which recipe is the one for investors to bet on? (more)
The future is in South Korea
Jun 8: Smart investments in broadband there have paid off in the form of a hyperconnected society -- here's how we can start reaping the benefits. (more)
Readying a radical business plan
May 25: The rate of technological progress is about to shift into high gear, some futurists say. Are you ready to take advantage of the business opportunities? (more)
Air taxis line up for takeoff
Apr 27: Ultracheap jets will soon make on-demand flights affordable for business travelers. (more)
Why global warming is good for business
Apr 13: Climate change isn't all bad news. In fact, there may well be money in it. (more)
Hurtling into the space tourism industry
Mar 30: Space Adventures is leaping ahead of well-known rivals in the race to launch regular Joes into space. (more)
A cure to the attention deficit online?
Mar 16: Information overload is an increasing problem on the Web. More startups are trying to cash in by cutting through the clutter. (more)
Reinventing the boob tube
Mar 2: Adding peer-to-peer file sharing to viral video could be a formula for changing how we watch television. (more)
Segway creator unveils his next act
Feb 16: Inventor Dean Kamen wants to put entrepreneurs to work bringing water and electricity to the world's poor. (more)
Googling IBM
Feb 2: In its search for growth, Google should look to corporate customers - and partner with IBM. (more)
Spy on yourself online
Jan 19: Forget spyware. Here comes myware. Soon you'll collect data on your own Web use for fun and profit. (more)
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