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Economic shifts and recession have brought innovation cluster theory to the forefront. Will it deliver? Entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and government are saying, "Yes."
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Economic shifts and recession have brought innovation cluster theory to the forefront. Will it deliver? Entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and governments are saying, 'yes'
It was the little conference that could.
On a cloudy day this past June, a tight group of technology nerds met in Stratford, Ont., to discuss their ambitious new digital media plan. What started as a small...
Influential people gathered this year to igntie our national digital economy strategy. They made plans and promises, but some onlookers pointed out this has all been discussed before. What may be different this time, however, is a greater impetus for progress
Influential people gathered this year to ignite our national digital economy strategy. They made plans and promises, but some onlookers pointed out this has all been discussed before. What may be different this time, however, is a greater impetus for progress
By Hailey Eisen
Canada's productivity and competiveness have been so often studied, debated and then studied some more that, under normal circumstances, another round of examination and deliberation wouldn't raise much...
Digitization of Canada's heritage left to Google TheStar.com - sciencetech - Digitization of Canada's heritage left to Google
September 07, 2009
Digitization of Canada's heritage left to Google
September 07, 2009
Digitization of books has become synonymous over the past year with the Google Book Search project and the class-action lawsuit launched in response to the search giant's efforts to create an Internet-based library consisting of millions of books.
While the digitizing continues, the legal drama reaches an important stage tomorrow morning when a court in...
By Dana Lee, Intern Reporter
Stratford Beacon Herald 28/08/09
In light of the controversial bankruptcy auction of Nortel's wireless assets and technologies to foreign telecom giant Ericsson -- a sale which is ferociously protested by Canadian competitor Research In Motion -- strategy adviser Ian Wilson argues that the University of Waterloo Stratford Institute research facility holds the key to saving the future of the high-technology industry in Canada.
The institute is in a critical position to create synergy between government, institutions and...
Forget Web 2.0. One Canadian university says it will need Web 3.0 to become the “first digital nation in the world.”
At the Canada 3.0 Forum, a two-day conference this week, leaders from the University of Waterloo hope to show how digital media is a key part of the country’s economic-recovery plans. The conference will identify “national priorities and development of key stages in a Canada-wide strategy for international competitiveness in the digital media,” according to its Web site.
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Canada 3.0 conference seeks to help make digital media a part of the country's economic plan
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