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December 15, 2008 7:41 AM - Sign in to comment - Link
Early: Companies Deputizing Their Employees as Brand Managers - Hutch Carpenter
The distinction between "working for the company" and "acting as the company" is incredibly important and something most newcomers to social media don't get. All it takes is one slip-up from a person for the latter to backfire spectacularly. If a person is going to represent the company in social media, they need to have the same responsibility and ability to get things done that they would offline. Relegating the management of your brand to just anyone in the company is bad, bad, bad. - Mark Trapp
I like the chart comparing Intel's and IBM's social policies, Hutch. You always do a great job of delivering deep yet readable analyses. I'd love to see a similar policy released at my company! - Daniel J. Pritchett
Mark - you're hitting on an important point. Assuming you're a professional, and you talk about things that you do for your company, you are identified with that company. IBM and Intel figure it's going to happen, let's see how we can manage it. - Hutch Carpenter
And one more follow-up...Charlene Li says much the same thing here: http://blog.altimetergroup.com/2008/12/predictions-for-2009.html - Hutch Carpenter
Early: Companies Deputizing Their Employees as Brand Managers - J. Phil
And thanks Daniel! This is the kind of info I'd pull together in a PowerPoint, locked inside a company somewhere. Blogging lets you put it out there publicly and engage others. So cool. - Hutch Carpenter
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December 12, 2008 8:52 PM - Sign in to comment - Link
Silly ScienceWhy is mainstream media obsessively focused, out of all the cool science out there, on silly titillating EvoPsych garbage, presented in a "shocked! shoked!" tone? Here is today's crop - feel free to savage them on your own blogs: 46% Of Women Prefer Internet To Sex, Says Intel Survey Fertile women more open to corny chat-up lines 20% of teens say they've put nude pics of themselves online Science Dweebs Often Virgins Orgasms During Childbirth? Are daughters-in-law to blame for the menopause? Read the comments on this post......
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Intel, Ericsson team up on mobile security for laptops — Intel and Ericsson are offering to protect lost or stolen laptops by sending an SMS (Short Message Service) to the laptop that will render it useless to thieves....
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Intel's Netbook Roadmap Revealed Intel’s most recent processor roadmap, released earlier this week, reveals their plans for technology extending all the way into the 32-nanometer realm.The roadmap reveals some new codenames for the world to gawk at, including Medfield, which is slated for 2010, and it’s predecessor, Pineview, which should be on its way for a 2009 release. The two processors are still based on 45-nanometer technology, much like today’s Atom processor.Pineview might be housing Intel’s own graphics processing technology, right on the chip.The Medfield chip would be part of a new generation that includes the processor, memory controller, multimedia functions and I/O...
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Intel creates technology for low-cost 40 Gb/s optical linksIntel has been working on Silicon Photonics technologies as a possible to dramatically accelerate on-chip or in-system data bandwidths for some time now. Today the company added a new link in a complex chain that is required to make Silicon Photonics available in the mainstream – a low-cost Avalanche Photodetector supporting a clock speed of 340 GHz and enabling affordable 40 Gb/s data communications....
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Intel Hopes to Bring Free Energy to Mobile Devices (PC World)PC World - Intel on Friday said it is researching technology to harvest free energy from the environment, which could lead to devices such as mobile phones running for indefinite periods without recharging....
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Roadmap of future Intel Netbook chips surfacesNetbook processor roadmap extends all the way to 2010 with the 32-nanometer generation of silicon....
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Intel Claims Significant Breakthrough in Silicon Photonics DevelopmentIntel Labs researchers say they have achieved an important new step in developing silicon photonics, the ability to transmit data using light. A paper published in Nature Photonics details Intel researchers' efforts to develop a silicon-based avalanche photodetector, or APD, a sensor that detects and amplifies light signals. Intel says this type of avalanche photodetector offers greater bandwidth and amplification abilities than conventional photodetectors. At the same time, Intel is looking for less expensive ways to build these types of photodetectors. - Researchers with Intel Labs are publishing a paper that looks to bring the company closer to developing silicon...
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Intel Tries to Get Devices to Communicate Faster — Intel on Sunday is expected to detail advances in silicon nanophotonics technology that could boost optical communication......
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Intel Tries to Get Devices to Communicate Faster — Intel on Sunday is expected to detail advances in silicon nanophotonics technology that could boost optical communication speeds....
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New Lenovo ThinkPads Build in Security — New notebooks will feature Intel's anti-theft technology plus Computrace from Absolute....
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Intel works on tiny devices for eco-technology — Some of Intel Corp.'s tiny devices could one day have a big impact on the environment. The computer chipmaker on Friday offered reporters a glimpse of its research into products such as chip-size sensors that monitor air quality while riding piggyback on......
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Why Clearwire's 4G Network Plan Is No Slam Dunkalphadogg sends this NetworkWorld story discussing the obstacles Clearwire will have to overcome to succeed, which begins: "Clearwire recently announced the completion of its Sprint Nextel transaction and the formation of the new Clearwire Corp. In addition, it received $3.2 billion from Comcast, Intel, Time Warner Cable, Google and Bright House Networks. As expected, Clearwire's conference call emphasized all the positive aspects of the deal. Namely, it owns lots of spectrum, is building an all-IP network that is 'open,' and will use fourth-generation (4G) mobile WiMAX technology (IEEE 802.16e). I'd love to see a nationwide 4G mobile network, but let's...
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Intel Hopes to Bring Free Energy to Mobile Devices — Intel is researching the harvesting of free energy from the environment to run electronic devices for indefinite periods of......
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Intel Hopes to Bring Free Energy to Mobile Devices — Intel is researching the harvesting of free energy from the environment to run electronic devices....
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Intel works on tiny devices for eco-technology — Some of Intel Corp.'s tiny devices could one day have a big impact on the environment. The computer chipmaker on Friday offered reporters a glimpse of its research into products such as chip-size sensors that monitor air quality while riding piggyback on......
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Shuttle bringing touchscreen all-in-one, Core i7 shoebox to CESShuttle, purveyor of the shoebox-sized gaming PCs that can, announced its CES itinerary today. Here are the highlights: • The first Intel Core i7 small form factor: Shuttle’s H7 5800 was first unveiled at Intel’s recent press event, and will be officially released at CES 2009. It’s built on the Shuttle SX58H7 barebone – the new extreme flagship. • The new touch screen all-in-one: Now with integrated touch screen monitor, available in classy black or elegant white, and 10.2 and 15.6 inch version. The new twist on the X Series will be unveiled to media and industry insiders for the...
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Shady Organization Behind Psystar, Apple Claims [Apple]In a new turn of events after the judge dismissed Psystar's anti-trust claims, Apple is now on the offensive, accusing them of being associated with a group of shady John Does breaking the law: 18. On information and belief, persons other than Psystar are involved in Psystar’s unlawful and improper activities described in this Amended Complaint. The true names or capacities, whether individual, corporate, or otherwise, of these persons are unknown to Apple. Consequently they are referred to herein as John Does 1 through 10 (collectively the “John Doe Defendants”). On information and belief, the John Doe Defendants are various...
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Finally, A Google Earth Browser Plugin For Mac OS XThe long-anticipated release of the Google Earth browser plugin for Mac OS X (Intel and PowerPC) has arrived, about half a year after the plugin for Windows was announced and about 5 weeks after the introduction of the GE iPhone application. Linux users will still have to wait a bit for a compatible version. You can download by visiting any Google Earth Plugin app or visiting the GE API web site. Attention: the file is 47MB in size, because of the combined Intel and PowerPC compatibility. Go to EarthSwoop or 360Cities to see it in action. It will be interesting...
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AMD slams Intel over antitrust delaying tacticsSurely not.A senior AMD executive has accused bitter rival Intel of using an appeal to Europe's second highest court, as a deliberately way of stalling a European Union antitrust investigation....
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