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On their blog, GE’s Brian Lawrence explains their new breakthrough in storing 500GB of data on a DVD sized disk. The goal is to alleviate the data burden on people. Sounds good, but we’ll have the same problem again in a few years. Is there any future in physically contained stored data?
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nvohk.com is one of those sites that take the online commuty concept to a business level as well as utilizing the apparent green trend.
As a subscribed user (at US$50), you get to participate in the company’s decision making process and share profit.
Here is how it works (taken from the site)
I find the idea intriguing, because, as a business model and how the model is functionally executed, it definitely is worth watching. It makes me wonder what other businesses could work with a model like this, or in fact, if it will actually work.
