Pen, print, and pentium

Article Abstract:

Communication innovations, from the invention of the printing press to computers, brought about both adverse and positive effects in the society. The influence of power over knowledge and the control of communication made these innovations deviate from their original objective of making old tasks easier to perform. For Dominican Filipo di Sirata and Birkets, the invention of the printing press and computers gave way to the corruption of minds, texts and knowledge. For some, the print and pentium did not only introduce democracy but paved the way to universal education as well.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Computers & Auxiliary Equip, Printing Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing, Printing Trades Machinery, Social aspects, Education, Image processing equipment, Communication, Communications, Printing machinery, Printing machinery industry

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Transforming radiology's workplace: Roentgen marries up with the digital world of IT and the Internet

Article Abstract:

Various institutional, demographic and economic factors, driven by technological developments in both medical imaging and information technology model (IT), are making the teleradiology model increasingly attractive. A variety of issues and their possible resolutions as radiologists engage in integrating their professional work, are further identified.

Usage, Radiography

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The technology adoption life cycle attractor: understanding the dynamics of high-tech markets

Article Abstract:

High-tech companies need to develop strategies to keep up with fast changing technologies. Data from three case studies in microprocessor, hard drive and server high-tech industries is used to study the principles of chaos and complexity theories.

Case studies, High technology industry, Technology application

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