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July 18, 2008
 

Innovation & Design

A weekly guide to innovative people, ideas, and companies

NEWS  THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY
MARKETING
The Harley Museum Goes the Whole Hog
The Milwaukee motorcycle mecca will showcase Harley-Davidson's history, creating a shrine for bikers


  MORE TOP STORIES
COMPANIES
GE Gives Turboprops a Whirl
At Britain's Farnborough Air Show, the American giant is unveiling a retro engine design for the business air travel market

TECHNOLOGY
Gameloft: Now Playing on the iPhone
Mobile gaming's reigning champ releases six titles in Apple's new iPhone App store, where users can download the fun right to their 3G handsets

  INNOVATION STRATEGY

Obama's Secret Digital Weapon
Blue State helped create the Web machine that brought in the bucks and built the buzz. Now it's looking to sign up more corporate clients

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  Inside: This Week in Innovation
This week, innovation and design writer Matt Vella reports on two well-known companies pursuing new, unexpected endeavors. Iconic American motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson opens a long-planned museum on Milwaukee's south side, and, at Britain's Farnborough Air Show, General Electric unveiled a retro engine design intended to shake up the business air travel market. European correspondent Jennifer Schenker, meanwhile, writes about how mobile-gaming firm GameLoft is trying to make the most of Apple's new iPhone App store. And David Wertheimer, executive director of USC's Anytime/Anywhere Content Lab, argues for a digital middle ground where media companies, consumers, and tech providers can co-create future media innovations. Enjoy.
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  INNOVATION PODCAST Anytime/Anywhere Media
David Wertheimer, executive director of USC's Anytime/Anywhere Content Lab, argues for a digital middle ground where media companies, consumers, and tech providers--groups that have at times been at odds--can co-create future media innovations
 

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I've been sitting on the beach pondering what one senior European banker told me in January in Davos at the World Economic Forum—"you always talk about the benefits of innovation Bruce, but innovation in the financial markets has gotten us into this mess." closequote

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