In this week’s ABC Radio interview Alan Brough and Morris Miselowski talk about Governor Schwarzenneger’s new legislation to ban all paper based Science and Maths books in Californian schools and replace them with e-books. Morris and Alan then go on to discuss the future of education, the newest reading related gadgets and generally what’s ahead […]
In this weeks tech spot on Radio ABC’s International Breakfast Club, Morris discusses the announcement of Google Wave – Google’s replacement for everything communication on line and a story that has just broken and is sure to gain momentum the U.S. Inquiry Into Hiring at High-Tech Companies where the Justice Department has begun an investigation […]
Google announced the next big thing this morning – Wave – a new service that blends e-mail, instant messaging, online forums, and wikis into one all encompassing grand messaging service, due for realease late 2009.. In Google Wave you create a wave and add people to it. Everyone on your wave can use richly formatted […]
Alan Brough and Morris Miselowski catch up again, this time to chat about FINA newly banned new high-tech swimsuits. Morris gave Alan some ideas about how the new suits work and why there might be problems in the future, as well as getting on to self cleaning windows and aeroplanes, nanotechnology, clothes that work your […]
On my return visit to SELLEN (South East Local Learning & Employment Network) I discussed what I see ahead for business over the next 5 -10 years and got to overview the social media phenomenon, what it is, how to make sense of it, how to “do it”, how to make money out of it […]
Pretty much a no surprise budget. Interestingly the retirement age is increased from 2023 to 67, given that we will have 4 million people aged over 65 in Australia by then, rising to 5.5 million over the age of 65 by 2050 we have to start to address this issue today. I have often spoken […]
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