Topic: Ludwig van Beethoven

leadership - Ben Zander

"Never doubt the capacity of the people you lead to accomplish whatever you dream for them."READ MORE›

How a Collar Could Help Deaf People "Hear" Music

Most of us assume deaf people can't register sound, let alone enjoy Rachmaninoff. Wrong. A conceptual device from German designer Frederik Podzuweit taps into the deaf's ability to feel music.READ MORE›

See Me, Hear Me

We have all the latest hardware you'll need to create, share, store, and consume digital pictures, music, and videos.READ MORE›

Preview: Architecture of the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai

The grand tradition of World Expos may seem a little quaint to Americans--evoking 1950s era images of flying cars and robot butlers. But the Expos still live, and the upcoming Expo 2010 in Shanghai, promises to be worthwhile since ...READ MORE›

The Delicate Dance Behind Groundbreaking Gastronomy

Even if you know about Alinea, Chicago's temple of molecular gastronomy, you have to see this video to appreciate the depth of its craft.READ MORE›

Attack of the Sequel King!

He's a movie-studio boss, but in his lean operation, the boss delivers food, hauls lights around, and drives the truck.READ MORE›

Fast Cities: Taipei, Taiwan

Taipei has strived to achieve "zero landfill, total recycling" by 2010. It will probably fall short, but its policies are still exemplary. The city has encouraged the private sector to build composting facilities and recycling plants, and requires residents to pay for trash collection by the bag.READ MORE›

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The Talent Issue

A letter from the founding editors.READ MORE›

Let's Go Cyber-Shopping

The best to buy stuff for your computer is ... on your computer.READ MORE›

Zero-005

ZPURPOSE - ZPAST - FCBIO Session Time: 70 Minutes "Materials are less important than human beings - although we have not yet come quite around to thinking in that fashion." Henry Ford [quote from Today ...READ MORE›

Digital Competition - Tom Bevilacqua

"I walk into a deal with the mind-set that it's about the people, not the technology."READ MORE›