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Indicast # 71: Big B Blog
Big B has a new meaning now. Amitabh has a blog now and he receiving a response similar to Aamir Khan's Blog . Moving on, Who say's money cant buy happiness? With the growing affluence, atleas...
Point Blank with Economics Editor of The Economist
It is said that having a good conversation is one of the great joys of being human. When Zanny Minton Beddoes, the Economics Editor of The Economist ruthlessly dismembers jargons like foreclosures, s...
Indicast # 70: Want a gun license
We cover the awesome stories submitted by our beloved listener, Anuj and encourage you to send us stories too using this page (needs you to be logged in). The episode starts with Gujrat being a dry st...
TKM # 9: Digital Nomadism
Our first guest, Andreas Kluth from The Economist is back. The man closest to all the action at the Silicon Valley switches gears to talk about the social and charming side of technology rather than t...
TKM # 8: Tom Standage on Potatoes and Technology
Tom Standage, the Business Editor of The Economist is back... Here is a little behind the scene story. I ask him in my email whether he would want to talk about anything beyond our main topic of discu...
Indicast # 69: Sixth Pay Commission
Episode number 69 is here with lot of stories from India as well as a few weird stories from the UK. The sixth pay commission report dominates the episode after the stories about the rising divorce ra...
TKM # 7 : Slackers, you are fired!
The first TKM with as many as four participants discussing the latest arguements and happenings taking place on the internet. The participants leanding their voice in this episode include Gaurav Mishr...
BiziNation # 18: From IPOs to Mega Mergers
Richard Branson does a James Bond like stunt again. To announce his tie up with Tata Teleservices, he jumped from some high rise building to get to the front pages of all leading publications here in ...
BiziNation # 17: The Union Budget 2008 Highlights
Every year, on the last day of February, all the guns are out aiming at two men, the Railway Minister and the Finance Minister of India. This year was no different. We attempt to give you a run down o...
Point Blank with Adam Roberts, News Editor of Economist
Adam Roberts, the News Editor of economist.com is fresh from having penned a brilliant Special Report (published at least once a month) on 'Migration' and its impact on the lives of billions f...
Microchip Technology’s Steve Sanghi, Part 1
Arizona-based Microchip Technology is an important player in the microcontroller and analog semiconductor space. The company registered $1.039 billion in net sales for fiscal year 2007. Yesterday, I s...
CommuteEasy’s Vipul Kasera, on Online Carpooling
Commute Easy is a pooling initiative whose aim is to connect commuters in Bangalore and Pune who share travelling routes. This initiative is the brainchild of Vipul Kasera, a software professional wor...
Tech News Round-up from India
The IPO season is underway in India. Media company Global Broadcast News, which operates CNN and other news channels, went IPO earlier this week. It listed on both the Bombay Stock Exchange and Nation...
Rohit Bansal of ThoughtWorks India on Future Plans
Rohit Bansal is director of delivery at ThoughtWorks, which recently hosted BarCampers. He speaks with Kiruba about the IT industry in India, and ThoughtWorks s role in it.
Bookmarking, tagging, and social software comes to the Enterprise
When you have hundreds -- or even thousands -- of people working together at the same company, keeping track of all of that knowledge is important. The problem is that before now no one liked using kn...
New corporate knowledge management system demonstrated
We ve all seen enterprise knowledge management systems that no one uses. ConnectBeam s CEO, Puneet Gupta, demonstrates a new kind of knowledge management system that uses Web 2.0 concepts.
The Kamla Bhatt Show: MingleBox CEO, Kavita Iyer, on Social Networking and Weekly News Updates
Social networking sites are popping up everywhere, and India is no exception. MingleBox is a Bangalore-based startup that allows members to have personalized web pages that includes their interests, b...
India Technology 2.0: The Charge of the Indian Web 2.0 brigade
Web 2.0 is at a fairly nascent stage in India. There are a bunch of India centric Web 2.0 products (or applications) that currently exist but that bunch is steadily growing. So, now you have a, not to...
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