The biggest Internet-related stories of 2007 in Japan Story byMike Sheetal Mike Sheetal is Founder/Director of UltraSuperNew Inc., a Tokyo based interactive creative agency. Originally from Australia, he has been li(show all)Mike Sheetal is Founder/Director ofUltraSuperNew Inc., a Tokyo based interactive creative agency. Originally from Australia, he has been living and working in Japan since 2002 and working in digital media since 1994. He co-organises Tokyo2point0, an interactive industry networking event, and blogs atmikesheetal....

The Biggest Social Network You Have Never Heard Of Story bySteven Carrol Steven is a web applications developer, living in south of France, originally from London. His current project is Myplaylist.biz. In the nin(show all)Steven is a web applications developer, living in south of France, originally from London. His current project isMyplaylist.biz. In the nineties, he was a designer / director of a highly successful design, manufacturing and distribution company (Intimidation)....

The Biggest Social Network You Have Never Heard Of Story bySteven Carrol Steven is a web applications developer, living in south of France, originally from London. His current project is Myplaylist.biz. In the nin(show all)Steven is a web applications developer, living in south of France, originally from London. His current project isMyplaylist.biz. In the nineties, he was a designer / director of a highly successful design, manufacturing and distribution company (Intimidation)....

The billionaire space race epitomizes capitalism’s destructive obsession with growth Let’s focus on how we can improve Earth before we dream of the final frontier Growth wars Ever since 1972, when a team of MIT scientists published a massively influential report on theLimits to Growth,economists have been fightingabout whether it’s possible for the economy to expand forever. Those who believe it can appeal to thepower of technologyto “decouple” economic activity from its effects on the planet....

The billionaire space race epitomizes capitalism’s destructive obsession with growth Let’s focus on how we can improve Earth before we dream of the final frontier Growth wars Ever since 1972, when a team of MIT scientists published a massively influential report on theLimits to Growth,economists have been fightingabout whether it’s possible for the economy to expand forever. Those who believe it can appeal to thepower of technologyto “decouple” economic activity from its effects on the planet....