Google has already placed millions of books and historic documents online. Now, thanks to some generous external funding and intra-institutional wrangling, it's the Dead Sea Scrolls' turn.READ»
The Scottish Isle of Skye is a beautiful location to take your vacation away from the bustle and stress of the everyday. The amazing countryside is a centre of Gaelic culture, and Gael can be heard there by many locals even today. ...READ»
So this time it’s a Crystal Skull. When it started it was Lost Ark. When is Indiana Jones going to own up to his work obsession? Hint: probably about the same time as Spielberg and Lucas own up to theirs, which won’t ...READ»
Jeff Morgan took an unlikely route from Silicon Valley to Haiti and Cambodia--but he brought his startup expertise and venture capitalist training with him. READ»
Here's what I hope my husband gives me for Valentine's Day: a replica of a 4,000 year old Sumerian tablet, about the size of a cell phone, that is inscribed with what's been identified as the world's oldest love poem. The New York ...READ»
You can sell products. You can sell services. You can sell software. Vaporware, even. And now, it seems that you can sell imaginary objects that exist only in an online game environment.
Julian Dibbell hopes to support his family by ...READ»
Everyone is a designer, whether they do it professionally or not. The world needs more of them to heed their calling to make the world a better place.READ»
It has taken four architecture competitions and 33 years for the Greeks
to settle on a design for the New Acropolis Museum and build the thing.
The winning vision -- that of New York architect Bernard Tschumi ...READ»
FC Now has been quieter than usual lately because I've been in a slew of meetings and mandatory seminars. Last week, we had a seminar on sexual harassment, and yesterday, we had a session on journalistic ethics. So I've been away ...READ»
The change leader of tomorrow will not be a left brained technologist, but they will understand the implications of technology. The change leader of tomorrow will not be a touchy-feely HR person, but they will understand the implications of human behavior.READ»
