The State of Indian Design

India's advertising industry is soaring, and a graphic design community is emerging. The country's most exciting creative talents talk about what the future might hold

Wanted: A Few Disruptive Leaders

To get growth back on track, the U.S. needs a new generation of innovative, pioneering executives to shake up technologies and transform industries

Sid Meier Gives Nod to EA/Take-Two Merger

The industry insider and director of creative development at Firaxis is cautiously optimistic about a tie-up between the two video game makers

TED 2008: It's a Wrap

As the visionaries and celebs leave the conference cocoon, it'll be interesting to see how these sometimes great notions fare in the real world

Electronic Arts Tries to Snatch Take-Two

In broad daylight, the video game giant throws a $2.1 billion pitch for the maker of the smash-hit Grand Theft Auto series and exclusive MLB titles

The (Game) Doctor Is In

Physicians are helping develop gear that lets players "feel" the impact of a bullet or a fist

The Future of iPhone Gaming

The best way for Apple's iPhone to get in on the gaming market is to develop a popular game, says an expert

Walking While You Work

An exercise machine that allows workers to multitask may be the silliest (or smartest?) invention since the executive toy

Hands On with Will Wright's Spore

The eagerly anticipated "God game" is almost ready, and Electronic Arts is finally taking the wraps off the title's numerous innovations

The Game's the Thing at MTV Networks

Its enormous investment in online video games is a bet on their juicy ad prospects

Spielberg Hooked on Wii Games

In this interview, game creator Louis Castle dishes about bringing Steven Spielberg's Wii game to life

The Politics of Change

"Change" has been a big theme of the Presidential debates and caucuses. But candidates—and voters—need to understand and tap the power of innovation

Sam Nazarian: Emperor of Cool

His L.A. nightclubs and restaurants may be A-list only, but Nazarian makes sure business sense isn't lost in all the glitz. Up next: boutique hotels

A Ferrari for the Skies

Aerion's engineers have devised a radical new design for a high-flying, luxury supersonic business jet. Now, they just need a partner to make it

Rules of the Game

"Funware" brings gaming features to consumer applications like photo-sharing and social networking

The Touchable Tasting Menu

An upscale New York restaurant is the first to feature "ubiquitous computing," with an innovative table-top interactive menu

EA Leaps into Free Video Games

Electronic Arts aims to make money online through in-game ads and micro-transactions. Will the radical new business model fly?

What's Really on the Davos Agenda

It officially focuses on innovation, but the specter of global recession promises to dominate the discussion at the World Economic Forum

L'Oreal's Recruitment Game

Sponsoring online marketing games in beauty schools gives the cosmetics company a way to identify, pursue, and hire the best graduates

A New Front in the Console Wars

The downloads gaming market is opening up a new avenue of competition for console makers and giving indie game developers a shot at the spotlight