Bruno Giussani, European Director of TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) conferences, tells us more about the spreading of ideas in technology, design and entertainment.
In this edition, let's debate with Francis Pisani a new technology specialist and journalist about the future of the book with the Kindle. Then the critically acclaimed 'Sin Nombre' is released and the Fiac starts.
In this edition, Augustin Trapenard invites us to discover the Book of Genesis illustrated by Robert Crumb. Then, let's debate about the electronic book and don't miss "Sin Nombre" by Cary Fukunaga.
Internet firm Yahoo! has announced a tripling of its profits, thanks largely to aggressive cost-cutting, while actual revenue fell. The company has laid off some 2,000 staff over the past year.
Microsoft wants its fans to hold parties to celebrate the launch of Windows 7. After the spectacular failure of Windows Vista, is Microsoft back on track?
In this edition HEALTH travels to a hub of nanotechnology in Grenoble and visits a laboratory where size matters and it’s the smaller the better, as miniaturization means more targeted treatment.
US computer giant Dell announced on Monday it had acquired computer services firm Perot Systems, founded by Texan billionaire Ross Perot, for almost four billion dollars. Perot ran for US president in 1992 and in 1996.
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs made his first public appearance Wednesday since returning to work in June after nearly six-months of medical leave at the "It's only rock'n'roll, but I like it" iPod conference.
This week HEALTH saw how men and machines work together for medical purposes.
Technology enables spectacular breakthroughs in the medical field, helping patients who are physically disabled and those suffering from psychological disorders.
