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The Rise of Mojo-Mobile Journalism in Asia

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Not a familiar term, Mojo stands for Mobile Journalists comprising of free¬lance reporters who do not have a news¬room or office in the news agency’s premises. Mobile journalists are armed with sophisticated gadgets or technical tools like camcorders, digital cameras, laptop PCs with broadband wireless and the ubiq¬uitous smartphones.

Mojos feed news to newspaper Web sites, online magazines, online newspapers, Web sites of newspa¬pers, sites like YouTube and even their own blogs.

Q&A Prince Jacob

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Please let us know your future plans to develop Indian Tourism Asia - Pacific . Are you planning to open a new office in Korea?

Q&A Nikhil Jain

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Elitecore Technologies, a provider of Telecom Software (OSS/BSS) solutions recently announced 10 successful wins for WiMAX 16e & 16d in SEA, APAC & Eastern European regions. The company has experience in serving Tier1-Tier 3 service providers in deployment of the WiMAX 16e &16d CSN platform.

Q&A with Dr. A.C. Mohandoss

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Question: Please let us know about the policies and initiatives taken by the government of Tamilnadu to promote tourism in the State.

A: Tamilnadu Tourism has taken many initiatives to promote tourism in the State. Apart from marketing the core destinations like Chennai, Madurai, Thanjavur, Rameswaram and Kanniyakumari, we have identified 32 less known tourist centres which have high potential but lack infrastructure.

Justin Ho CO-CEO Utiba PTE LTD Singapore

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Question: Briefly, please describe the kind of product and services your company supplies

Sky Yim CEO of REC Systems Korea

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Question: Can you tell us a little bit about your company?

Answer: RE C is one of the world’s largest producers of polysilicon and wafers, which is the base raw material for making solar cells. We are based in Oslo, Norway and are listed on the Norwegian stock exchange. Our market cap is over US$2 billion right now, putting us among the top three largest pure-play fully integrated solar companies in the world.

Karnataka Calling

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Question: Karnataka is known as a knowledge hub of Asia. What policies has the government of Karnataka taken to become this hub?

Answer: Yes, nowadays Karnataka is a knowledge hub. Our government is a stable government. In the IT sector, it is still the Silicon Valley of India. Everybody knows that the IT sector is in Bangalore. But in the 80s, when the place was just set up, we had Karnataka State Finance Corporation. It was a state funded finance company which gave loans to Infosys as one of the ways to promote industry in the 80s. It gave loans to IT companies and subsidies to manufacturing companies.

Also, we set up the first software technology park in the 1990s with the help of the government of Singapore. The software technology sector of India was established to promote connectivity to the IT industries. We set up and established it in Bangalore first. Karnataka also has a history of education in the private sector. The first college was set up in the 1950s.

Incubator Firm Failure or Graduation - The Role of University Links

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Technology incubators are a special form of business incubator. They focus on new enterprises whose operations are based on novel technological ideas that are likely to lead to a marketable new product. They provide common services as well as financial, legal and business support to these newly formed enterprises. The incubation process ends after a limited period of time, either with the “graduation” of successful start-ups that move outside the incubator, or with the termination of incubation arrangements for one reason or another.

RTIC's First Angel Investor

Monday, March 1, 2010

To effectively promote the culture of innovation and creativity, it is very important that all segments of society play their role in supporting activities geared towards the creation of a knowledge-based economy. Angel investors are a very vital building block to support the establishment of innovative startups. Angel investors provide capital for a business at an early stage when traditional financial institutions are hesitant to support them due to high risk.

High Tech and Educated Labor Force Will Take Korea to the Top in the Next Decade

Monday, March 1, 2010

Recently, Asia-Pacific Business and Technology Report caught up with Roh Chul-rae, the floor leader of the Pro-Park Geun-hye Alliance, a political party founded in 2007, comprised of Hannaradang party members who support representative Park Geun-hae. Here are excerpts from the interview.  

Korean Peacebuilder Recognized by French Foundation

Monday, February 1, 2010
Question: Congratulations on receiving the Chirac Foundation’s Special Jury Prize for Conflict Prevention. How do you feel about being selected?

 

Saudi Arabia's Woman Entrepreneur

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

The doors of opportunity in education and business have been opened for the women of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to a degree unprecedented as part of the drive to make the Kingdom a modern knowledge economy spearheaded by King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz.

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