Seth Godin: One of the most important ideas in business writing is certainly Geoff Moore’s Crossing the Chasm. In it, he talks about the bell curve that indicates how any population will respond to a new technology.
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Squid Soup, Part I: The Myth of the Product Adoption Lifecycle
10 Best Gadgets of the Year
Here they are, the 10 best gadget ideas of 2005:
Nissan Puts Video Gamers Behind the Wheel … for Real!
Nissan creates a car where, when you’re bored at stoplights, you can flip on an X-box 360 and use your steering wheel and pedals to play racing games. What could possibly go wrong?
The Future Of Flight Tracking Has Arrived
See where every plane flying over the United States is at this second. This is very cool.
Coaching Women During Childbirth Has Little Effect
Pregnant women coached through their first delivery do not fare much better than those who just do what feels natural, according to a study released on Friday.
100 Things We Didn’t Know This Time Last Year
Each week the BBC Magazine picks out snippets from the news, and compiles them into 10 Things We Didn’t Know This Time Last Week. Here’s an end of year almanac.
Study: Women Compete Differently
Research shows that U.S. women not only compete differently than men in the workplace, they also compete differently with each other.
