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It has been 453 years since Johannes Gutenberg published the first mechanically printed book, and recent developments in electronic ink and more user-friendly mobile displays – including the introduction of Amazon.com?s Kindle reader and Apple?s iPhone – have created a market for electronic ?books? that go far beyond ink-on-pulp publications.

CEO’s give their perspectives on software and content convergence. The session provides the executive perspectives on social media, mobile computing and business models. The panelists also discuss their content/software partnering and platform strategies.

VIDEO: No more is the image of the fat cop chomping on donuts in NYC. These men and women are trained to be the one of the greatest law enforcement agencies in the world, and it was my honor to get a first hand look at the process.

As a video producer working with HD content, I can appreciate the benefit of a little extra hard drive space. And with the G-Tech G-Speed eS, you get a LOT of hard drive space (up to 4TB in fact), a 1 Gigabit connection speed and a rock solid package.

Video: The Intelligent Community forum attracts a worldwide audience, interested in creating sustainable communities from the bottom up.

Video: From Print to Digital’s Matthew Schwartz sits down with Mary Murcko, VP and Publisher of Women’s Health magazine to discuss why, in a less-then-healthy advertising market, Women’s Health seems to be immune to economic downturn.

VIDEO: Dave Morgan, founder of TACODA sits down with Naked Media’s Dorian Benkoil to discuss why Tennis just may be the next big thing…

The success of the SaaS model has vendors and customers alike evaluating cloud computing to manage how content is used throughout their businesses. Key components of cloud-based architecture, such as global access, massive scalability and unprecedented computing power are impacting content management systems in new ways.

Key industry analysts and members of the press talk about the changes over the past year and where the industry is heading.

The broad thrust of IT investment by enterprises over the past several decades has been focused on standardizing and automating core business processes. Going forward, broader business forces will re-shape the focus of IT investment. Technology providers that focus on supporting collaboration both within the enterprise and across enterprises will be well positioned to drive a new wave of revenue growth, provided they understand how to build compelling business cases around their technology.