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|January 2, 2013 10:14 AM EST
By BobGourley
What will our collective technological future be like in 2013? The answer, of course, depends a great deal on what actions we take to make our future.
But the answer also depends on many other factors, including mega trends that are transforming entire industries.
We recently reviewed and updated our assessments on all the IT megatrends we track at CTOvision.com, and dove deep into the hot topics of our reporting over the last year, including our research into Big Data, Cloud Computing, Cybersecurity, Analytical Tools (especially Model Enabled Analysis) and issues of Mobility (especially Mobile Risk Management). The result has led to some interesting conclusions.
In short, we assess the year will see a continuation of a fast pace of technology delivery. We look forward to writing about disruptive technologies for the entire year.
As for the trends in 2013, we believe:
1) Big Data solutions will show a decided shift towards user-focused solutions. There is plenty of room for continued innovation on the infrastructure too, but in 2013 expect very positive developments in user facing solutions, enabling self-service analytics in degrees not seen before.
2) Enterprises will expect analytical tools that enable users to create and iterate over their own models. The state of the art of analytical tools has evolved significantly over the last 2 years but most enterprises have not kept up. Capabilities that let analysts create, modify, share and iterate over their own models, without involving developers or the IT department, will explode into enterprises today. Users will access these enterprise capabilities through a piece of software they already have on their computer– a web browser.
3) Cloud computing security will see significant enhancements due to new distributed storage solutions that disrupt old security models. There are many other factors at play in cybersecurity, and we are keenly aware that for decades every improvement in a technological approach to security has been met with counters from adversaries. But the virtues of new distributed storage methods (like those here) are powerful and can significantly improve how data is defended and backed up and accessed.
4) The "Internet of Things" will accelerate networking technologies into more household devices than most of us imagine. This will drive great functionality, but will come with security risks. You can now buy Internet connected garage door openers, front door locks and entire home automation suites, all of which can be controlled from any Internet device (and many of which can be connected to the popular Internet connector IFTTT). All also come with mobile apps. In each case we have seen that security has been given at least some consideration in these devices, but in no case have we seen what we believe to be acceptable risk. This is important for enterprise technologists since the same technologies will infiltrate the workspace.
5) Mobile Risk Management solutions aimed at mobile devices will expand their functionality and utility and will reduce risk in the world of the "Internet of Things." As cases of unauthorized access lead to physical break-ins we believe new risk management tools and increased security will be added to these systems and 2013 will probably be the year this happens.
6) Technologists in developed countries will be expected to be experts on technological ethics. Citizens will increasingly expect us to help them think through the ethical dimensions of their choices, and businesses that want to survive will consider how their technology serves the community. This trend will be seen everywhere where policy has not kept up with technology, so this is especially important in government.
7) In 2013 software will begin to"eat" the federal contractor industry, with more cuts to contractor workforce from this factor than through budget cuts. This concept of software "eating" industries was highlighted by Marc Andreessen in an August 2011 essay titled "Why Software Is Eating The World." As he noted in that essay, there has been dramatic positive change in the national security world because of software. But to fed watchers it is pretty clear that this shift is about to accelerate. The accelerants of the shift in the federal space include significant downward pressure on budgets and the impact this is having on concepts the government is putting in place. The combination of budget pressures and incredibly compelling capabilities will definitely make this a year of change in the government contracting space. As software eats our world we will all have some decisions to make. If you want to stay mission focused, do you want to be on the side of the eater or the eaten? And if you are a technologist in the workforce do you want to align yourself with a company that has a forward thinking strategic approach to the market or one that tries to stay with old models? These are all important questions to think through.
Bottom line of all the above: Disruptive IT will disrupt this space. Brace yourself! And stay connected to us here at CTOvision.com as we track the technologies that will be changing our world in 2013.
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The 3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that its Call for Papers is now open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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Why Home Depot's Gains Will ContinueStock Market Sherpa • Sat, Nov. 22 • 2 Comments
- With its shares trading at nearly $100 (and 19 times forward earnings), some analysts believe Home Depot has become overvalued.
- However, the company has achieved surprisingly consistent earnings growth over the last decade and its return on invested capital is impressive, suggesting the presence of a competitive advantage.
- While a recent increase in leverage is somewhat concerning, Home Depot generates strong levels of free cash flow and has nearly doubled its dividend during the last three years.
- Based on analysts' earnings growth estimates and its fundamental attributes, Home Depot shares appear poised to gain at least 20% during the next 12 months.
- HD beat expectations on the top and bottom lines.
- We remain bullish on HD given its continued ability to grow market share and penetrate its consumers deeper with ecommerce.
- Our initial thesis included HD's ability to continue shoppers to spend more, with pros still flocking to the retailer.
Lowe's Stock Benefit From Home Depot Breach Is TemporaryDana Blankenhorn • Thu, Nov. 20 • 3 Comments
- Lowe's has been doing better than Home Depot over the last three months.
- The reason is the Home Depot breach.
- Once the breach's bottom line impact is cleared history says Home Depot will outperform Lowe's.
Is Home Depot Still Hot After Earnings?Josh Arnold • Thu, Nov. 20
- HD has rallied $7 since I recommended it after last quarter.
- I think the stock is fairly valued given the data breach and growth expectations.
- I'm recommending investors exercise caution in the upper $90s as I think the risk/reward is no longer attractive.
- For the quarter, Home Depot reported revenue and earnings that topped forecasts, though earnings had a catch some investors may have overlooked.
- This wasn't the first quarter where Home Depot beat out rival Lowe's. In recent years, the company's outperformed Lowe's in terms of both sales and profits.
- On top of strong performance, Home Depot's e-commerce strategy and discounted share price (compared to the underperforming Lowe's) makes it a very attractive prospect moving forward.
Update: Home Depot EarningsAurium Investments • Wed, Nov. 19 • 1 Comment
- Home Depot posted a strong quarter, with sales up 5.2% and operating income up nearly 12%.
- EPS rose 21%, driven by continued share repurchases.
- The stock remains overvalued in relation to its growth prospects.
Home Depot: U.S. Economic Environment A Strong Foundation For The CompanyFeria Investor • Wed, Nov. 19
- Home Depot benefits when consumers and homebuilders are confident and have money in their pockets.
- Several data points on the economy and housing sector point to strength.
- Home Depot is again poised to capitalize off a stronger consumer.
Update: Home Depot Earnings Q3 2014ColoradoWealthManagementFund • Tue, Nov. 18
- Home Depot Q3 EPS of $1.15 beat analyst consensus estimates of $1.13.
- Revenue was $20.52 billion, beating estimates by $50 million and up 5.4% year over year.
- Comparable sales were up 5.2% in the quarter.
- Despite beating estimates on EPS and revenue, the share price was down.
- I expected strong comps and HD delivered, but I was also slightly bullish on the share price. I am retaining my slightly bullish stance.
3 Reasons Why Investors Are Confident Ahead Of Home Depot Earnings TuesdayLeigh Drogen • Tue, Nov. 18
- Home Depot's performance has been improving on the bottom line, the company has been buying back stock, and a recent pickup in housing data has investors optimistic about this week's report.
- Analysts on Estimize are expecting Home Depot to announce earnings of $1.15 per share, topping Wall Steet's EPS consensus by 2 cents.
- Company stock jumped 8.2% higher over the 3 days after last quarter's results, and Home Depot shares have continued to show strength throughout the quarter heading into Tuesday's report.
Home Depot's Q3 Earnings Exceeded Expectations With Ease, Should You Be A Long-Term Buyer?Joey Solitro • Tue, Nov. 18
- Reported Q3 earnings on the morning of November 18.
- The results surpassed analysts' expectations.
- Global comparable-store sales increased 5.2%.
- Both the gross and operating margins expanded..
- The company reaffirmed its full year outlook..
Home Depot May Hit Par Soon But I Think It Will Head Lower FirstAbba's Aces • Mon, Nov. 17 • 1 Comment
- The stock has been on a tear the past month right before earnings, and if investors hear just one wrong word they can take it down.
- The stock definitely has great near- and long-term earnings growth potential.
- The dividend is tiny but has a great return on equity.
- The whisper number is $1.16, three cents ahead of the analysts' estimate.
- Home Depot has a 68% positive surprise history (having topped the whisper in 40 of the 59 earnings reports for which we have data).
- The overall average post earnings price move is 'opposite' (beat the whisper number and see weakness, miss and see strength) when the company reports earnings.
'The Power Of Home Depot': Earnings ExpectationsKurt Avard • Mon, Nov. 17 • 1 Comment
- Home Depot revenues will be up again year over year by nearly 6%.
- EPS and ticker price will see similar boosts.
- While other big name brands are seeing slipping opportunities, investors would do well to take note of the Home Depot.
Do-It-Yourself Home Improvement - Can We Afford It?Jason Tillberg • Mon, Nov. 17 • 48 Comments
- Time use survey of time spent on home improvement is in decline.
- Consumer spending survey also suggests spending as a percent of gross income on home maintenance is in decline.
- I sympathize with the idea that it's becoming more and more unaffordable for Americans to do home repairs.
- Home improvement retailers are reinventing selves and adapting to new environment.
- Investors should have low expectations for continued strong rebound in home improvement due to lack of affordability.
Home Depot Earnings Preview: Return Of Capital Story, As Comps Have Improved NicelyBrian Gilmartin, CFA • Mon, Nov. 17
- Expense reductions and share repurchases have driven earnings growth.
- Home Depot has opened just 16 stores since January, 2011.
- Long-term debt has increased as has HD's debt-to-capital ratio.
- The stock looks fairly valued, if not modestly overvalued at $98 per share.
ModernGraham Annual Valuation Of Home DepotBenjamin Clark • Tue, Nov. 11 • 1 Comment
- HD is not suitable for Defensive Investors or Enterprising Investors following the ModernGraham approach.
- According to the ModernGraham valuation model, the company is fairly valued at the present time.
- The market is implying 9.51% earnings growth over the next 7-10 years, which is within a margin of safety relative to the rate the company has seen in recent years.
- We were one of the first to advise caution on Home Depot after news of the data breach made its rounds.
- We were told that it wouldn't be an issue.
- It's an issue.
- The company received a price target increase from Goldman Sachs to a target of $103.
- The revealed that 53 million email addresses were compromised earlier in the year when the data breach took place.
- I don't believe the consumer is actually spending on their home right now amidst all the layoff announcements we keep hearing and lower than expected job growth numbers.
Should You Go Long Home Depot Before Its Q3 Earnings Release?Joey Solitro • Tue, Nov. 4 • 1 Comment
- Exceeded Q2 expectations on both the top and bottom lines.
- Q3 earnings are scheduled to be released on November 18.
- The current expectations call for substantial growth.
- The stock has returned more than 18% year-to-date.
Home Depot: Despite A Nice Run, It's Still A BuyTim Harrison • Mon, Oct. 27
- The current economic environment bodes well for Home Depot's stock.
- Based on several macro factors, I think retail stocks will do well in the coming months.
- Despite the stock's strong performance, I think HD still offers long term value.
- An improving retail environment and construction sector will allow Home Depot to maintain and even expand its multiple.
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Home Depot, Inc. Discusses Q2 2013 Results (Webcast)Aug. 20, 2013
Thu, Nov. 20, 4:43 PM
- Home Depot (NYSE:HD) declares $0.47/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.
- Forward yield 1.93%
- Payable Dec. 18; for shareholders of record Dec. 4; ex-div Dec. 2.
Wed, Nov. 19, 8:37 AM
- Target (NYSE:TGT) says YTD costs for the large 2013 data breach are at $140M on a pre-tax basis.
- Total gross expenses of $248M since Q4 of last year have been partially offset by a $90M insurance receivable.
- The retailer says future data-breach expenses are not expected to be material.
- The ratio of insurance coverage to costs could be of interest to breach brethren Home Depot (NYSE:HD) and Staples (NASDAQ:SPLS).
Tue, Nov. 18, 10:54 AM
- Execs with Home Depot (HD -1.5%) were very positive on the start to Q4 during the company's earnings call this morning.
- Sales for the first two weeks of November were "impressive."
- Home Depot's home improvement market share rose 23 bps to 27.07% over the last year. The tally includes strong growth in the online channel.
- Fulfillment centers will cover 90% of the U.S. for parcel shipments next year.
- Spending in the pros business has been vibrant, according to management. Interestingly, DIY boomers are started to opt for hiring pros.
- There's a hint from management that Home Depot will raise its dividend in Q1 of 2015.
Tue, Nov. 18, 8:41 AM
- Home Depot (NYSE:HD) was a little fuzzy today on how much the massive data breach in September will end up costing it.
- For now, the home improvement giant is going with $28M in expenses for the current quarter and $34M for FY14. The legal part of the expense equation remains an unknown variable.
- Shares of Home Depot are down 0.7% in early action as analysts seem focused on the conservative guidance from the company in the face of strong comps.
- Previously: Home Depot beats estimates, strong comps power Home Depot in Q3
Tue, Nov. 18, 6:59 AM
- Home Depot (NYSE:HD) reports comparable-store sales rose 5.2% during Q3.
- The comp delivered in the U.S. was 5.8%.
- Total operating expenses increased 2.8% to $4.632B during the period, led by a 3.0% rise in SG&A expenses.
- Merchandise inventory +5.8% to $12.01B.
- Guidance: 2014 sales growth of 4.8% expected and a forecast for 2014 EPS of $4.54 is reaffirmed.
- HD -0.8% premarket.
Tue, Nov. 18, 6:05 AM
- Home Depot (NYSE:HD): Q3 EPS of $1.15 beats by $0.02.
- Revenue of $20.52B (+5.4% Y/Y) beats by $50M.
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- Energy companies finally are starting to halt a few new U.S. drilling projects as oil prices fall, which Barclays believes may put the U.S. oil boom at risk but "on balance, we believe lower oil prices are good."
- If strong U.S. energy growth is interrupted, spending in the sector could be cut by $40B, but consumers could save $70B next year as the price at the pump falls for gasoline and diesel, according to Barclays head of U.S. equity strategy Jonathan Glionna.
- The most likely beneficiaries would be discretionary areas such as restaurants, entertainment, apparel, electronics and furniture, he says.
- Glionna lists 27 stocks that could benefit from lower oil prices: AAL, AGCO, AXL, BERY, BLMN, BWLD, CHH, CLX, DE, DPZ, FDX, GM, HD, KMB, KR, KSS, MHK, MMM, PENN, PPG, SAVE, SHW, TGT, UPS, VAL, WMS, WMT.
Fri, Nov. 7, 9:29 AM
- Home Depot (NYSE:HD) says it hasn't calculated the costs associated with its data breach, although it warns a "material adverse effect" in FQ4 and beyond is possible.
- Analysts note that despite the eye-popping headline on the 53M email addresses scooped up from the company's system by hackers, most large-scale breaches at large retailers have had almost no long-term impact on sales.
- Shares of HD are down 0.2% in premarket action.
Thu, Nov. 6, 4:44 PM
- Home Depot (NYSE:HD) discloses that 53M email addresses were taken during the data breach earlier this year initiated through a malware attack.
- Though the company says the files with the email addresses didn't contain personal information, the risk of customers being targeted by phishing scams exists.
- Home Depot also backed its previous guidance for FY14 sales growth and EPS ahead of the release of Q3 results on November 18.
Thu, Oct. 30, 3:47 PM
- Bullish on consumer willingness to spend more on their homes, Goldman just gives a price-target boost to Neutral-rated Home Depot (HD +1%), but Lowe's (LOW +0.9%) gets an upgrade to Buy.
- "Looking at firms in our coverage we consider to operate outside of Amazon's direct line-of-fire, with the ability to invest in omnichannel at their own pace, Lowe's 2014E EBIT margin is one of the furthest below its own peak, and its own mean," says analyst Matthew Fassler, explaining why Lowe's gets the Buy nod over, say, Home Depot.
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Fri, Oct. 10, 12:45 PM
- Home Depot (HD +0.4%) presented today at meeting focused on Asian investors.
- The company says its long-term target is to raise operating margin by 140 bps to 13%.
- There was considerable discussion about the "stage 2" of the housing recovery underway in the U.S. The difference between a moderate recovery or a sharp one has big implications for the home improvement giant.
- Home Depot expects to gain more efficiency from supply chain changes and forecasting improvements.
- FY14 guidance is reiterated: Sales growth ~4.8%; Comp store growth ~4.6%, EPS $4.54; store openings +6.
- Home Depot's Asia Investors Meeting presentation (.pdf)
Wed, Sep. 24, 1:13 PM
- NPD Group reports the U.S. small home appliance saw sales rise 4% to $19.6B for the year ending June 2014.
- Perhaps a surprise, growth in the rice cooker and electric kettles categories were stronger than what was seen for single-serve brewing systems and countertop blenders.
- Related stocks: GMCR, SBUX, WHR, CONN, HGG, HD, NC, SWK, SODA,
Tue, Sep. 23, 7:15 PM
- The Home Depot (NYSE:HD) data breach has started to trigger fraudulent transactions that are rippling across financial institutions and, in some cases, draining cash from customer bank accounts, WSJ reports.
- Financial institutions are said to be increasing efforts to block the transactions by rejecting them if they appear unusual; HD has said that 56M cards may have been exposed in a five-month attack on its payment terminals.
- The amount of fraud and the type of illicit transactions reportedly are not much different from activity that has followed other large attacks, but that could change quickly in the coming weeks.
Sat, Sep. 20, 3:05 PM
- Computer experts inside Home Depot (NYSE:HD) had warned for years that they might be easy prey for hackers, the NY Times says.
- Former members of HD's cybersecurity team say the company was slow to respond to early threats and only belatedly took action, that it relied on outdated software to protect its network and scanned systems irregularly, and that some members of its security team left after managers dismissed their concerns.
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Kim Kardashian Baby Name: North West (Seriously)!!by Free Britney at . Updated at . Comments
Five days after Kim Kardashian gave birth to a baby girl, the new arrival's name has been revealed at last ... and it's guaranteed to surprise their fans.
North West! Or Nori for short! Seriously!
A close source added that the "birth certificate is already out," and that the little baby girl, born five weeks early on Saturday, has no middle name.
Just North West, people. Represent.
"They will call her Nori for short," says a family insider, who denied the seemingly fitting Kaidence Donda West rumor earlier in the week.
Looks like Kaidence, while unique, was still too conventional. Kimye shocked everyone with the mere fact that the baby name does not start with K!
In any case, Lil North was born ahead of schedule June 15 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Beverly Hills, and everybody is healthy and happy.
Thrown off and scrambling to monetize this, but healthy and happy.
What do you think of the name North West?
I think Easton West would have been better.
"What's your name?" "North West" Lol.
I thought that Kim had more BRAINS than that, and NOW I know I was WRONG. In this case NOW, if Kris Jenner would of been in this BRAINLESS way of naming her kids, she could of done the *K* with Kemp Kardashian, Kill Kardashian, as bad as *North*, Krummy, meaning Crummy, with a *K*.. As long as this continues, it won't be long before the Kardashian EMPIRE will meet its DEMISE. And it will happen ASAP.. Any DOUCHEBAG that names their kid something in that LOW of a DEMEANOR, should be held outside in the FREEZING TEMPERATURES after being sprayed down with ICE WATER.... temperature being ----40 BELOW ZERO with a windchill of ---80 BELOW ZERO... I guess Kim & Kanye are meant for eachother. The BLIND/DUMB leading the BRAIN DEAD with no CONFIDENCE.
North west really? That's funny calling a kid like that.that girl will suffer for that name.North west!! With all the name in the world! Kanye and kim didn't really think the name through so in the next few days I hope they change it.North west. Lol
Well, as the little girl gets OLDER she will develop a HATE for her parents for giving her such a DISGUSTING name. She will take their money, but will still get the things she WANTS, but deep down in her heart she will HATE Kim/Kanye. Notice on Kanye's face, there isn't a SMILE either. He is a SAD/SICK sucker and is always UNDER THE INFLUENCE mode. Real SIMPLETON no matter what!
That is the stupidest name EVER. I thought holly Madison baby rainbow was bad but at least thats somewhat a girl name unlike north. Wtf?
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They have named that child after that old airline northwest, I feel sorry for her
i think thats a stupid name just like beyonce's baby name these poor kids from celebs no wounder that kids today killing thier self
Well, its reasurring to know that the Kardashians will now have someone else besides Kamye West to collect quarters on the street for them.
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The Boston Herald was one of many papers in the U.S. to pick up on this story.
A group of historians and librarians who oppose a rule that lets federal agencies destroy computer records as long as they keep a copy on paper or microfilm lost a Supreme Court appeal today.
The court, without comment, turned away an appeal in which the librarians and historians argued that paper records cannot be searched and indexed as easily as electronic records. -- Read More
According to Wired, the little privacy we have on the internet may be too much.
The ease of hiding one\'s identity on the Net is giving police migraines and justifies providing broad new powers to law enforcement, the White House says in a forthcoming report.
The federal government should take steps to improve online traceability and promote international cooperation to identify Internet users, according to a draft of the report commissioned by President Clinton. -- Read More
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For Dysart Unified School District, the answer is easy: you pull the book off the library shelves when it has explicit sexual content and doesn\'t advance the goals of the district, which includes promoting family values.
So Detour for Emmy by Marilyn Reynolds came off the shelves of Dysart elementary schools when a mother of two girls, sixth- and seventh-graders, complained.
Dysart Superintendent Margo Seck said she has pulled the entire \"True-to-Life Series from Hamilton High\" until officials have time to read the series. -- Read More
Oklahoman.com has a nice story on the legal troubles filtering has
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Before the Internet, librarians were always able to separate
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Richard Wayne writes \"SciNet (www.scinetcorp.com) from whom many of us bought CD servers, seems to be out of business. The URL still works, but the phones have been disconnected. \"
This handy site, sent in by Bob Cox, is a great reference for those interested in Censorship. With links to Bannded Books, Discussions, Quotes, articles, and other useful censorship information. These pages provide the resources needed to explore how, and why censorship happens not only in the United States, but all around the world.
Yahoo\'s News reports that we are safe from prying eyes for now.
Bowing to intense pressure from government authorities, investors and privacy advocates, Web advertising firm DoubleClick on Thursday backed off plans to amass a giant online database of people\'s names and Internet habits.`This is a great first step forward for Internet privacy,\'\' said Ari Schwartz of the Center for Democracy and Technology, a Washington-based group that tracks civil liberties on the Internet.
``Companies will better recognize they have to take privacy into account before building technologies or
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While access to the World Wide Web comes unfiltered to the public library here, most children must have a parent or guardian looking over their shoulder if they want to surf the Net.
\"The supervision of a child\'s selection of books is up to
the parents,\" Poultney town librarian Daphne Bartholomew said. \"It seemed to us it should be the same with the Internet.\"
No one under 14 years old can access the Internet
without adult supervision, she said. That policy, set
several years ago, mirrors checkout guidelines for
written materials. Library cards are only issued to
residents 15 years and older.
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The Ames Public Library has a new way to read a book.
Using the ubiquitous computer technology, library personnel are experimenting with an "e-book" and have enlisted 17 patrons volunteers to try it out. The trial will last until July, at which time the library will decide whether to purchase more. It has one now.
"The whole purpose is to find out if people like it and if
we should buy more of them," said Marianne Malinowski, adult collection manager at the Ames Public Library.
The NYTimes has a nice\"Story on a woman in Africa who still deals books the old fashioned way.
Oddly enough, there can still be romance in being a bookseller, an embattled yet ennobled calling these days. More accurately, let\'s say there can be passion and adventure in trafficking in books: buying, selling and bartering them, rather like dealing for salt along the old trade routes. A woman who owns a bookstore in Cape Town, South Africa, does just that. She bargains in books and jokingly refers to herself as \"the last of the great salt-trading people.\" -- Read More
This story from the LATimes foucuses on a different kind of book, all together.
Paging through old cookbooks published by women\'s organizations is more fun
than reading novels. Along with recipes, they offer tender memories of families
and friends, historical insights, unassuming humor, inspirational tidbits, practical
advice--even poetry.
It\'s like peeping into other people\'s lives, at least the parts of their lives that
revolved around the kitchen and dining room. The bonus is access to treasured
family recipes, set down in print for what was probably the first and only time. -- Read More
Here\'s one from the Atlantic Monthly an article entitled \"The Kept University\". It focuses more on medical and science end of things, but it helps to explain the decline in support for many socially valued
disciplines like Library and Information Science. With more and more universities accepting the market driven model it is what brings in the money that begins to shape policy. The authors mention other signs of the universities selling out to the marketplace. These include distance learning, overuse of adjuncts, etc...
Commercially sponsored research is putting at risk the
paramount value of higher education -- disinterested
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universities themselves are behaving more and more like
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Books, patents, business and intellectual property are all intertwined at Amazon.com. There is now a growing boycott of Amazon.com. The boycott is a result of the company\'s legal pursuit of patent right infringement for a patent many people say should not have been granted because the idea was neither unique nor new. Should libraries support the boycott? Read on… -- Read More
KAREN KAPLAN, LATimes Staff Writer spent a couple of weeks testing two electronic books now on the market: NuvoMedia\'s Rocket EBook and the SoftBook Reader by SoftBook Press. Read it HERE
She says\"
All in all, the e-books are reminiscent of the early personal computers from the 1970s. You can tell their time will come, but it\'s not here yet. Someday, books printed on paper will be replaced by lightweight digital readers that can store hundreds of titles, download books from the Web that cost a fraction of the price of their pulpy ancestors, and even eliminate the need for a light while reading in bed at night.
That day is still far away. -- Read More
This Story from NJ.
The Township Council and the Library Board are at odds over installing software that would block sexually explicit Web sites on computers in public libraries.
\"If a person decides to walk into the library and expose themselves, they would be arrested, and we have [minors] accessing\" adult sites, said Orson.
Other council members were more hard-lined.
\"I never thought I would see libraries become porn shops,\" said Councilman Joseph DiDonato. \"We have the power of the purse strings. We could cut off their funds if we want.\"
\"The [library] board should consider the use of our technology in light of what\'s going on there now,\"
The Miami Herald reports on the lack of books at a local library.
A new library has been built at Carol City Elementary after three years of construction. But it is missing one important component: books.
The Carol City Elementary School Parent Teacher Association said in a press release that bookshelves at the new library ``stand 80 to 90 percent empty.\'\'
``The library\'s lack of materials is so stark as to be shocking for anyone entering for the first time,\'\' the PTA said.
The group is holding an emergency meeting at the school at 7 tonight to plan strategy for getting books into the library. -- Read More
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Nation\'s Teens Disappointed by Banned Books
Huckleberry Finn, Slaughterhouse Five, and The Catcher In The Rye are just a few of the many banned books to which U.S. teens are reacting with disappointment, the American Library Association reported Monday.
\"I was really psyched to read Huck Finn when my English teacher told me it was banned, because I figured, you know, it would be dirty,\" said Joshua Appel, a sophomore at Rocky Mount (VA) High School and one of 14,000 teenagers recently surveyed by the ALA. \"But it was totally lame: There was no sex or violence or anything. They say \'nigger\' in it, but I can hear that on half my CDs.\"


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WPP's Group M is understood to have been forced to correct a letter sent by an executive to clients, which discussed its TV trading dispute with C4, after the broadcaster pointed out an inaccuracy.
According to sources, last year Mark Collins, director of broadcast trading at Group M, wrote to the agency's clients to say Channel 4 had announced it was cutting its investment in programming for its main channel by 20%.
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