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the futurist’s dilemma

Kevin Kelly has a great note on the futurist’s dilemma:

Made in America (Again)

BCG recently published a short paper outlining why manufacturing will

Start with Why

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Tablets Don’t Need to be $99 to Sell

A little over a week ago, HP decided to exit

Why the Future of Tablets Isn’t in Apps

Pudits like to point to apps (and importantly the availability

Why Can’t I see Hotel Inventory?

Last month – while in NYC for the CleanSlate executive

Continue Betting on Facebook

I was a (relatively) early adopter to FourSquare. Today FourSquare

What to Expect from the Moto Acquisition

The big news in tech today was of course Google’s

A New Dance Partner for CES

Love this release. MEMS are hot and this is too.

Further Fragmentation of Video Distribution Services and What it Might Look Like

We’ve already seen some fragmentation of video distribution services and

BBY, Connected TVs, and the Innovator’s Dilemma in Action

BestBuy recently announced they would launch a connected TV under

Are Multi-function Devices Killing Single Purpose Devices?

IHS iSuppli recently projected sluggish growth for single-purpose consumer tech

Understanding “Mobile” Shopping

Earlier this week, the New York Times reported on a

Curation and Discovery

I’ve written about curation and discovery in the past (here

Hulu v. NetFlix

Data from Nielsen on Hulu and NetFlix users (here and

If Price is Meaningful, then OLED not a Mainstay TV Technology until 2014.

LG plans to sell a 55-inch OLED TV in 2012,

Amazon’s (Eventual) Tablet

I’ve written in the past about Amazon’s (eventual) entry into

Tech Supply Chain Looking at Excess Inventory…

The FT reports on the excess inventory in certain parts

Toys“R”Us Picks-up Kindle

At the end of the month, Toys“R”Us will begin selling

The Value of Freemium

Some facinating findings in some recently released data from Furry:

Lack of Paid TV Subscription Doesn’t Suggest Online Video is Sufficient…yet

Leichtman Research Group published a recent study showing eight percent