The little card that could

Article Abstract:

Japan's NTT research arm of the communication developed a cheap, postage stamp-sized alternative card known as Info-Mica that covers Cds and DVDs with thin, plastic that are hard to be pirated. Info-Mica cards don't spin and their drives don't require laser always, which makes them ideal for mobile services.

Product development, Japan, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Usage, Innovations, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Communications industry, Nippon Telephone and Telegraph Corp., Smart cards, Smart card, Integrated circuit cards

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Revenge of the dotcom poster boy

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The success story of Jason Calacanis, blogger and chairman of The Weblogs Inc. is discussed.

United States, Management dynamics, Computer and Data Processing Services, Executive changes & profiles, Management, Officials and employees, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Biography, Company business management, Personality profile, Chairpersons, Calacanis, Jason

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