podcasts about INNOVATION

Guys,
I was looking throught the iTunes Podcasts and went into BUSINESS/MARKETING.
Found this one topic about INNOVATION that is really interesting. check it out!

It is like someone is reading you a book out loud..it is sooo cool and interesting and effortless for you lazy or busy people out there ;)
They have a new podcast posted every week, it is 30-minutes long up-to-date information..
go to:

http://www.techtrend.com/blog/

or

killerinnovations.com

they have interesting topics on this website but i am sure there are other interesting podcasts on iTunes, i haven't found yet..
Hope you enjoy it!

IDSA American Design Panel Discussion 9.28

Those who are interested to go! Awesome, Mary is speaking!
Jae

How does American Design stack up in the increasingly design-driven world economy?

Panelists:
Paul Rowan, Co-founder and Vice President of Umbra
Mary McBride, Professor of Business and Public Policy at NYU,
Director of Design Management Graduate Program at Pratt
Aric Chen, Design Journalist
Carl Alviani, Freelance Designer and Design Researcher
Jason Miller, Furniture Designer

Moderated by:
Kimberly Oliver, Design Publicist, Principal of American
Success Machinery

Talking points will include:
Manufacturing, Education, Promotion of emerging designers,
Branding of American Design

Wednesday, September 28, 2005, 6:30 pm

Entry:

IDSA members: free

Non members: $ 15

Students: $5

Sublime Showroom
26 Varick Street ( at Beach)

Subway A C E to Canal Street

Reception to follow.

Sublime will be offering a 20% discount and a raffle for attendees.

Umbra will be giving a free gift.

Please RSVP to rsvp@idsa-ny.org

for ID lovers..

Those of you who are interested in industrial design, gotta check this out..
http://images.businessweek.com/ss/05/06/idea2005/index_01.htm

ciao
L.

The World is Flat

Hi Guys,

Whenever you have a free hour, perhaps over the weekend, take some time to view this amazing lecture by Thomas Friedman. This has more than some implications on how we view and understand the notion Mary described as "Managing the dynamics of interdependency".

Trully an "eye opener".

Miki

http://mitworld.mit.edu/play/264/