Good Night Sweetheart
Red Herring :: A downturn has no respect, even for Internet superstars — a lesson Sabeer Bhatia is learning the hard way. Continue reading Good Night Sweetheart
Red Herring :: A downturn has no respect, even for Internet superstars — a lesson Sabeer Bhatia is learning the hard way. Continue reading Good Night Sweetheart
Red Herring :: Smart routers from promising startups could make the Internet faster and more reliable. Their biggest challenge: timing. Continue reading The search for intelligence
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Ironic as it is, most leaders who change the world tend to be diminutive men. Whether it was Mahatma Gandhi or Napoleon, they did not tower over people, but instead they loom over entire nations, and in some case entire civilizations. Narayan Murthy, the co-founder of Infosys Technologies is no different.
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:: Speaking engagement ::
Date February 12, 2002
Time 6 PM 9 PM
Place Jewel of India Restaurant
15 W. 44th Street (bet. 5th and 6th Avenues)
Dress Professional or business casual – MANDATORY
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What do you have when you put 2700 self-important people in one of the elite hotels such as Waldorf Astoria in New York City? To call it Davos 2002 is an oxy moron in itself. The 2002 edition of the World Economic Forum was held nowhere close to the Swiss city of Davos. Instead an overcrowded and getting increasingly irate by the minute New York City, played host to the likes of Bill gates, the Microsoft chairman; Steve Case, his nemesis at AOL Time Warner (no the two did not shake hands); and other celebrities.
Continue reading “Of soirees, traffic snarls and self importance”
By now most of you I am sure must have read long-winded stories on AOL Time Warner’s Netscape division suing Microsoft Corp. You might have read by now the AOL side of the story, and Microsoft side of the story. Legal issues aside, I just want to bring up one little aspect which is sometimes overlooked when it comes to Microsoft bashing it wins because it has stupid enemies.
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With Valentine’s Day less than a month away, I ended up in a meta-physical discussion with some folks yesterday about the fact that if you can find real love on the Internet. Sitting in the lounge of the old W hotel, as we sipped Oban, wine, diet coke, martini’s and other potions of intoxication, we all wondered if it was possible to meet someone on the internet, fall in love, get married and happily ever after. Many argued (mostly ladies) it is quite possible. I for one (with support from another person) argued, no it is not possible.
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If one thing is to be said for 2001, it is not a year to remember. As the clock inches toward 2002, we face possibility of war in South Asia, terrorism has reared its ugly head in way that 3500 souls are tormented, and the much vaunted technology boom is finally over.
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Like millions of Americans who are in need of high-speed Internet connections, I have been stuck in narrowband hell. Dial-up connections, despite improved technology, are as slow and unreliable as
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