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A lesson to learn from Steve Jobs: Why a great radical innovation has the potential to truly change the game.

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The Vancouver games are over. As probably also many of you did, I was watching a lot of the events on TV. But did we watch the same events? According to the what I’ve heard from some friends in other countries, their local TV programming was completely different. While I was watching biathlon, they were [...]

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During the very last days of the old and the first days of the new year, a sport which is quite unpopular in wide parts of the world draws the attention of TV viewers in countries like Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Finland and Japan: Ski Jumping. This crazy activity of skiing down a ramp and [...]

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