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There is little doubt to me now that this really is a revolution. A second one in a decade, surrounding our society’s interaction with technology.
The fact that it is the second one has a huge impact: First, we can learn. This time, the experiences from 2000 are in our minds and the thinking from then […]

It would seem that our efforts around Digital Entrepreneurship are beginning to be recognized. For one, this blog, which according to my contest entries has exactly zero readers is in fact the fifth-ranked page on Google for this topic. Second, RIT’s efforts in this space (including some research we all did with Clyde Hull as […]

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My students and I are creating a community around Digital Entrepreneurship. Check it out…http://ritdigient.ning.com. Right now, the community is private, but we will soon make it public. Please just ask for an invitation to the community if you want one.
This course is a result of the Entrepreneurship in Digital Domains NCIIA grant awarded to Richard […]

I have been a long time Linux user, although not continuously. As early as 1992, I had a copy of Slackware, that allowed me to have the same UNIX experience as I had on Ohio State’s Sun Stations. Since then, I have worked with two other different versions…RedHat and then Debian. One server that I […]