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Nov
12
Jane McGonigal describes the business implications of Alternate Reality Games
Filed Under Digital Business, Digital Entrepreneurship, Digital Innovation, Gaming, Learning, Miscellaneous, Revolution, Uncategorized, Web 2.0, future internet, internet economics | Leave a Comment
ARG Superstar Jane McGonigal describes the business implications of Alternate Reality Games
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Nov
1
I know who will win the election (with some amount of certainty)
Filed Under Digital Business, Digital Entrepreneurship, Digital Innovation, Gaming, Miscellaneous, Uncategorized | Leave a Comment
Well, it is almost election day, and many people are watching the polls. As a newcomer to teaching stats, I have enjoyed examining the polls while my students have enjoyed quizzes about margin of error and confidence intervals 
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The margin of error is the way that statisticians provide detailed information about the uncertainty associated [...]
Apr
17
Discovery as Internet Business Model
Filed Under Digital Business, Digital Entrepreneurship, Digital Innovation, Gaming, Web 2.0, future internet, internet economics, ubiquitious computing | Leave a Comment
Much has been written and continues to be written about the forces that drive our behavior online. I really like, for example, Nick Yee’s articles describing the motivation of online game players.
Discovery. Its the one of Nick’s subcomponents that keeps popping up all over the place in my life. Maybe all of the online [...]
Oct
6
A timeline for the Internet of Things
Filed Under Digital Business, Digital Entrepreneurship, Digital Innovation, Gaming, Learning, Mobile, Revolution, Web 2.0, internetofthings, pervasive computing, ubiquitious computing | Leave a Comment
Well, the RIT Entrepreneurship Conference was a big success. Really big, I would say, for our region and our school. Among the many things I heard during the day was about physical things interacting with the Internet. There is a long history of this kind of thinking and ideas. Some highlights:
1999 Kevin Kelly’s New [...]
Jul
23
Digital Advertising, the new business model
Filed Under Digital Entrepreneurship, Gaming, Web 2.0 | Leave a Comment
Heya-
Hope the summer finds you warm and tan. The class-less Dr. Perotti has had more time to read, think, and plan. As my class and I learned about Digital Entrepreneurship last Spring, we found more and more that advertising is a key part of almost every digital business model. Understanding the nuances of online advertising [...]
Feb
26
Master of Science in Innovation Management
Filed Under Gaming, Learning, MSIM, Miscellaneous, Web 2.0 | Leave a Comment
innovating creating commercializing
in
gaming biotech and security
…more to come. watch this blog.
Feb
4
Gamerz 2.0
Filed Under Gaming, Web 2.0 | Leave a Comment
YouTube for games is an emerging idea that I just had Thursday, but apparently other people had it a long enough time ago to actually implement it. Check out GamesVideos to see trailers and other videos related to games.
More intriguing, perhaps, is xfire, which helps players figure out what their friends are playing and then [...]
Sep
20
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Aug
16
Reginald Fils-Aime says that free online play is an integral part of the Wii experience and that they’re out to get new customers, not recycle us old gamers.
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