It's Not The End of Print

A new book outlines a theory of the future of print—and it's not all doom and gloom for magazine publishers

Mobiles Could Out-Wii the Wii

While Nintendo's new controller has generated great excitement for its alternative game control interface, the biggest opportunity could come from mobile phones

Siemens' New Game Strategy

The German engineering giant's video-game-based modeling tool will allow companies to design factory equipment in a fraction of the time

Hugging the Tree-Huggers

Why so many companies are suddenly linking up with eco groups. Hint: Smart business

Tying the Knot with Disney

Just in time for wedding season, Disney will launch its first line of designer bridal gowns. Will grownups take the plunge?

The AdLogic of Hovr

With spending on mobile advertising expected to increase to $11.4 billion by 2011, NYC-based company, Hovr, has a plan to get in on the action

Taking On the Global Food Crisis

The Doors of Perception conference in Delhi focuses on applying design thinking to modern challenges in food, water, and waste

EU Mulls Outpost in Second Life

Brussels is thinking a presence in the virtual world would mean better communication with the citizenry

You're Controlling Games, Too

Developers and publishers are incorporating user-generated content into the gaming world. A look at the pros and cons

God of War—The Sequel

Game Director Cory Barlog describes working on the gaming world's hottest follow-up

EA to Get Into M&A?

As John Riccitiello leaves private equity to rejoin EA as CEO, analysts expect deals to hit the table

The Face of the $100 Laptop

One Laptop per Child's breakthrough software replaces the standard PC look with a design for the networked age

Only Small Number of Next-Gen Titles Will be Profitable

A new report warns that publishers could be left with empty pockets on many next-gen projects

Sony's Got It Right

The fuss over Sony's decision to drop hardware backwards compatibility from European versions of the PS3 will fade quickly

Game Designers Need to Refocus

Photorealism shouldn't be the name of the game, argues Introversion director, Mark Morris

Sacred Tech

Former senior researcher at Xerox PARC, Ranjit Makkuni is using sophisticated technology to change how we interact with computers. In the process, he's taking traditional Indian beliefs back to the future

Sports and In-Game Advertising

Two industry experts discuss the potential for hawking products via athletics-themed massively multiplayer online games

Roofs Paved with Green

Pollutant-filtering plants embedded into paving stones are set to change the skyline in the Bronx

Software That Will This Sentence Fix

Israel-based WhiteSmoke has devised a program that, by checking against a vast database, makes English text more fluent. Its top market? The U.S.

The Online Evolution

As massively multiplayer games become genuinely mass market, NCSoft North America CEO, Robert Garriott, looks to the future