Diese Effekte führen letztendlich zu deutlich höherer Entwicklungsgeschwindigkeit bei viel höherer Qualität. Die Kompromisse des Magischen Dreiecks werden plötzlich durch sich selbst verstärkende Mikroeffekte ausgehebelt und man erreicht doch das Unmögliche: Höhere Qualität bei höherer Geschwindigkeit und niedrigeren Kosten.

It will be interesting to see if they can reverse the trend. I suspect that Apple is always going to have the advantage when it comes to high-end computing products, and mobile will be no exception. But Nokia's mainstream market share is too large for it to be easily usurped, so the iphone almost certainly will never have the market share that the ipod enjoys (85% plus). We're interested in your thoughts on the Internet mobile device market, please share them in the comments.

Researchers in 21 different European nations have come together to create a project designed to bring live BitTorrent streaming to the Internet and to change the way that content is viewed by the average consumer. The $22 million project, called P2P-Next, is a zero-server solution that combines traditional BitTorrent streaming with new technology dubbed Give-To-Get which rewards people with bandwidth for sharing on the site.

Facebook on Friday filed a copyright lawsuit against a German company that it has accused of running a “knock-off” of the social networking website.

In a complaint filed in a California court, Facebook accused StudiVZ - a German company that claims 10m users and calls itself “the most successful social network in Germany, Austria and Switzerland” - of “copying the look, feel, features and services” of the Facebook site.

Driven mainly by computer geeks who see parallels between hacking networks and picking locks, the hobby has exploded online.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin recently gave the pastime a further boost, confessing that he has been a picking enthusiast since he was a student.

Yahoo has already convinced one of its biggest shareholders, Legg Mason’s Bill Miller, who just announced that he will vote his 4.4 percent stake in Yahoo to support Yang and the current board. If Yahoo’s biggest shareholder, Gordon Crawford, does the same. It’s game over for Icahn.

Furthermore, publishers can enjoy equal freedom, selling ad spaces directly to advertisers on a CPC or CPM basis, allowing them to benefit from the true and actual performance of their ad slots, rather than being part of an aggregated mass with an average price. Publishers also decide how much they want an advertiser to pay for ad slots. The auction of their ad space continues even after the asking price has been met, increasing the value of the space over time.

It might not seem like there’s much room for cool ideas when it comes to selling tickets, but the executives of a startup called Amiando disagree. They’re rolling out some smart new features that should make it easier to promote events.

When you use keywords in your ad groups to contextually target your ads, we match them to relevant pages across the hundreds of thousands of sites on the Google content network. But have you ever wanted to bid more (or less) for a specific content network site you're contextually targeting? Or write customized ad text for a precise group of pages, such as news articles or relevant discussions on social networks? Now you can.

According to an article by Information Week, attorney Hal K. Levitte spent over $887.67 on his Google Adsense campaign to advertise his legal services and is now suing Google for placing $136.11 worth of those ads on parked domain pages. Out of the 202,528 impressions on parked domains, Levitte only received 668 clicks and zero conversions.

It's with great pride that I officially confirm Twitter’s acquisition of Summize. The rationale for this transaction from Twitter can be found here. I’ll outline my motivation to sell our beloved Summize, talk about our experience soup to nuts, and recognize the players who made this deal possible.

The history of most startup’s is made up of iterations, learning and restarts — Summize was no exception. The Summize team worked hard for a little over a year developing sentiment based algorithms aimed at crawling the review and blogosphere.

The LOST series revolves around the use of a quasi-conventional time machine. All of the "mysteries" that the show presents can be explained through an understanding of how this time machine is used. While many think that a time machine is a "cheap" answer to the show, I can assure you that once LOST makes the "big reveal," there will be much to think about and reflect upon.

Defying sluggish sign-up procedures and a worldwide crash of its computerized activation system, Apple sold one million iPhone 3Gs in its first three days on the market, according to a company press release Monday morning.