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Economist Says Microsoft Benefits Consumers
News Microsoft Corp.s final witness, economist Richard Schmalensee, tried to deflate several of the central arguments in the government's antitrust case against the company during a morning session here today -- but not before Judge Thomas Penfield...
[June 22, 1999, 8:16]
Duopoly 'would Mean Price Rises' - Economist
News An economist testified on Friday that an Oracle takeover of PeopleSoft would allow the database powerhouse and SAP to unfairly dominate the market for business software. In the economist's view, Microsoft's business model is "just the opposite" of...
[June 21, 2004, 9:15]
FREE Economist Report Available At The Cisco Collaboration Resource Center
White Papers Future success belongs to those who collaborate effectively, according to "Collaboration: Transforming the Way Business Works," a new study from the Economist Intelligence Unit. Learn how successful collaboration can improve profits, problem...
[July 17, 2008, 13:08]
Learn How Collaboration Will Fuel Success With This FREE Economist Report
White Papers The future belongs to those who collaborate effectively, according to "Collaboration: Transforming the Way Business Works," a new study from the Economist Intelligence Unit, available here courtesy of Cisco.
[July 17, 2008, 13:08]
Nortel Network Case Study: The Economist Group
White Papers The Economist Group is the leading source of analysis on international business and related world affairs. A deadline is a deadline. And nowhere is that more important than in the media. They wanted to enable a seamless migration from legacy TDM...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Linux Creator Nets Economist Honour
News The creator of Linux, Linus Torvalds, was honoured with a Computing Innovation award by The Economist magazine on Tuesday. Entries were nominated by Economist readers and journalists, and the winners were chosen by a panel of 17 judges.
[September 16, 2004, 16:30]
Economist Testifies On Microsoft Remedy
News Without stiff controls on its business practices, Microsoft will continue to maintain "an applications barrier to entry" that significantly thwarts competition in the software market, an economist testified in federal court on Thursday.
[April 12, 2002, 7:31]
Not So Bright At The Economist
Blog Comment Oh, I don't doubt that there's a lot of good things there - but my beef was really with the Economist not getting its facts right. The best I've seen reported for RF power amps at those frequencies is around 50 percent, and that's experimental...
[July 2, 2007, 16:45]
Wandering Economist Podcast Feed
Downloads Wandering Economist Podcast Feed is the business news full of names and terms you don't really understand? Let the wandering economist help you out with simple and entertaining audio clips. Does the World of economics leave you feeling dazed and...
[July 27, 2007, 10:53]
Not So Bright At The Economist
Blog Step forward the Economist, which has published a rather fulsome piece on the technology - and which Ceravision has duly reprinted on its website. Unfortunately for a magazine of that name, the Economist can't do its sums.
[June 22, 2007, 10:23]
Microsoft On Trial: MS 'crossed The Line' Says Economist
News As a prominent economist and past president of the American Econometric Society, his testimony could lend intellectual rigor to a case that has largely relied on an extended series of anecdotes from business executives and the Justice Department's...
[January 6, 1999, 11:57]
Not So Bright At The Economist
Blog Comment The excitement is pretty coherent actually! The Ceravision system is actually very efficient, not just in the coupling of RF power to the bulb, but all the way from the wall socket to the output light.
[July 2, 2007, 14:08]
The Economist: A New Mandate For IT
White Papers Innovation is no stranger to the information technology function. Armed with increasingly sophisticated applications, IT-led teams have consistently found new ways to streamline enterprise business processes, vastly improving operating efficiency...
[July 17, 2008, 13:42]
Techno-Economics
Blog I haven’t spent much time reading the Economist since I studied the subject for my degree. However, when I caught sight this week of an Economist Intelligence Unit report sponsored by Oracle I was briefly tempted back into the fold.
[November 26, 2007, 13:44]
Microsoft On Trial: Fairness Of Poll Questioned
News The chief economist for the defence in the Microsoft antitrust trial Thursday said he had no idea that an opinion poll cited in his written testimony was commissioned by company Chairman Bill Gates specifically to support his company's views in...
[January 15, 1999, 10:22]
Publication Takes Marketing One Step Further
White Papers The Economist is a business magazine written for top-level business executives and political decision-makers. Staring at rising customer acquisition costs due to increased printing and postage fees, The Economist took a bold step to find an...
[January 1, 1970, 0:59]
Lacey's Paper Round
News You can tell you are into what us journalists refer to as the silly season when The Economist runs an item about a camcorder that can see through clothing and the FT has an item about how rubbish the Haagen Dazs Web site is.
[August 17, 1998, 10:40]
Mobile Working Is A Myth
Blog The Economist's latest tech quarterly makes for some interesting reading - especially a myth-busting piece about how we actually interact with communications technology. And the same goes for the "hyper mobility myth" according to Stefana Broadbent...
[June 11, 2007, 12:52]
Am I Mad, In A Coma, Or Have I Gone Back In Time?
Blog Something has gone wrong with reality, First, the Economist - the Economist! publishes a special report on the future of telecommunications, which includes an introduction that says the microprocessor was invented in 1958 and helped replace the...
[May 3, 2007, 9:43]
Lacey's Paper Round - The Week's Best IT Coverage In Print
News By far the best story of the week, is The Economist's detailed examination of the rise, and rise, and imminent fall of Internet stocks. Internet retail worth only 5% of total retail sales by 2004 -- The Economist
[February 5, 1999, 14:03]
