91 Articles match "2011","future"

• The Best from Informal Learning Flow

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• Big Music Will Surrender, But Not Until At Least 2011
  
  I had a surprisingly candid lunch conversation last week with a big music label executive, and a good part of our talk focused on the future of music. The labels fully understand that recorded music, streamed or downloaded, is going to be free in the future (we’ve argued this relentlessly ). They also understand that recorded music will largely be little more than marketing collateral , meaning that the Internet services I asked the usual question: Why are you guys so damned clueless?
  TechCrunch - Sunday, March 8, 2009
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• Why Cloud Computing is the Future of Mobile
  
  The term "cloud computing" is being bandied about a lot these days, mainly in the context of the "future of the web." Saying that "mobile cloud computing" is the future doesn't mean phones will be filled with links to websites that work in any browser instead of special, downloadable applications, some of which you can even purchase. Later, in 2011, we'll see more of HTML5, and the OneAPI standard will come into play. (OneAPI But cloud computing's potential doesn't begin and end with the personal computer's transformation into a thin client - the mobile platform is going to be heavily impacted by this technology as well.
  ReadWriteWeb - Tuesday, August 4, 2009
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• Speculation about NASA's future swirls in advance of Obama's budget request
  
  President Barack Obama is expected to deliver his budget request for fiscal year 2011 on February 1, but to hear many commentators tell it, the sky has already fallen on NASA. [More] ...Tags: Tags: History of Science,Space,Society & Policy,Everyday Science,Space Exploratio
  Scientific American - Friday, January 29, 2010
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• How Long is Your City's Tail?
  
  So, imagine instead a city that has totally open, unrestricted access to data (say, San Francisco or DC in 2011). That's the healthy, long tail city of the future in action: head, "meaty middle" and tail, all working together, all reinforcing each other, all driving each other forward. And And that's the future of cities. So Here's something that everyone doing business on the web knows today, thanks to Chris Anderson : it's all about the long tail. When When the cost of each individual transaction falls to nearly zero, marginal and low-performing items,
  OReilly Radar - Wednesday, October 7, 2009
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• Skype Hits 521 Million Users And $185 Million In Quarterly Revenue
  
  Even though it is embroiled in a nasty legal battle with its founders over its future, Skype continues to rack up impressive numbers. If it keeps up at this pace, it should easily be able to exceed its $1 billion annual revenue goal by 2011. In today’s third quarter earnings from eBay (which still owns Skype, but is preparing to unload it ), the company breaks out Skype’s performance (see slide above). Skype’s registered users grew 41 percent to 521 million people.
  TechCrunch - Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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• Denmark Denies Redmond
  
  On a session held on this Wednesday, the Parliament decided that starting with April 2011 onwards, Denmark government offices will save all of their documents in ODF format [ Open Document Format ]. Denmark’s Minister of science Helge Sander stated that “My ambition for the future is to communicate using only open standards.” Even though that from April The parliament of the country of Denmark has made a decision that the people of Redmond, Washington will certainly not like. In a move to use non-proprietary formats, the nation’s government will be using only
  Lockergnome Blog Network - Sunday, February 7, 2010
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• Google Becomes Default Location Provider For Firefox
  
  Many of us have been saying it for a long time: location based services are the future. But up until now they’ve been a distant, hazy future, because they’ve been so difficult to use. As with Google’s search deal with Mozilla, which was recently extended through 2011, I suspect Google is paying a pretty penny for the right to be the browser’s default provider . That’s going to change soon, and it looks like Google is going to be leading the way. Google has just announced that it has become the default location provider service in Firefox,
  TechCrunch - Thursday, April 30, 2009
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• Oprah Winfrey and Your Leadership Brand
  
  When it comes to cultivating a leadership brand, look no further than Oprah Winfrey, who recently announced that she would be ending her popular talk show in 2011. As she told her business partner Gayle King years ago, "I don't know what the future holds but I know who holds it." All leaders have a brand. Whether that term is used or not, leaders have an identifiable persona that is a reflection of what they do and how others perceive them.
  HarvardBusiness.org - Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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• eLearning Conferences 2010
  
  link] December 13-16, 2009 Global Higher Education Forum (GHEF 2009): Current Trends, Future Perspectives, sponsored by the Consortium for North American Higher Education Collaboration and organized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia and the Universiti Sains Malaysia , Penang, Malaysia. [link] conference will not be held in 2009 , but it is expected that there will be a conference in 2011. [link] Clayton Wright just sent me his incredible annual list of eLearning Conferences . Clayton publishes this as a Word document but does not publish it as a web page
  eLearning Technology - Thursday, November 19, 2009
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• Google Wave (continued): The Conversation Becomes the Process, and Even the Product
  
  Suppose we had done all of this in 2011 instead of 2009. In 2011 we will Let's assume this is 2011 and that GWave has become ubiquitous -- just about Process 2011 Process Process 2011 Process BLOG Google Wave (continued): continued): The Conversation Becomes the Work-Product B ack in
  How to Save the World - Sunday, September 13, 2009
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