Reader Axle Davids Writes: "The idea of instant and Starbucks are opposites. Starbucks is trying to defy the basic laws of brand positioning here and will be punished for it in North America."
Reader Chuck Gaffney Writes: "I'd start hiring and expanding my business if I can let go of my (part-time) job and make use of a public option or cheaper insurance."
Reader Robert Silver Writes: "At long last, there are signs that this is the year of the mobile Internet."
Reader Vickie Smith-Siculiano Writes: "Augmented reality is the only way to compete for attention now. It's so much more experiential for the consumer."
Reader Josef-Peter Roemer Writes: "The Germans haven't missed anything (to do with electric cars), who do you think designed and engineered the Chevy Volt?"
Reader Judy Martin Writes: "Entrepreneurship seems to be the wave of the future American Dream. But the baby steps toward that dream are crucial."
Reader Adam Hartung Writes: "With auto consumers less than thrilled today, and manufacturers less than profitable, a whole new approach is well worth the test."
Reader Gerrrg Writes: "The best part of Android as a platform, is that all of us early adopters get to - so far - have updates to the OS pushed to us."
Reader Trish Lambert Writes: "I have been a solo home business owner (for the 2nd time) for 5 years. We are an economic force to be reckoned with."
Reader Jamie Thompson Writes: "What an exciting time for all of us in the augmented reality technology and creative marketing space!"
Reader Jim Ware Writes: "Companies may treat people laid off with dignity and respect - although they rarely give them anywhere near fair value for the years they've given to the company."
Reader All Together Writes: "A 7-patty burger is pretty funny. What do you think they'll do years from now for Windows 15?"
Reader Dan Miller Writes: "The bright line between invention and innovation: collaboration. It takes a team focused on the customer to be a winner."
Reader Shaker Cherukuri Writes: "Most IT projects are undertaken under the assumption that the system will fix an underlying process issue. Usually it does not."
Reader Bobbie Goheen Writes: "Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs? Evaluate and adjust your assumptions monthly until your business is up and out of the red."
Reader Tim Burgan Writes: "30 years ago, Pittsburgh went through what the rest of the U.S. is now facing. We learned from that era so we were prepared for this one."
Reader Rob Wilmot Writes: "Silicon Valley is seen as a heaven by ventures looking to find funding in the UK. Here, investors are so risk averse their investments need the same security as bank loans!"
Reader Francine McKenna Writes: "Brazil's potential has been, for many years, on the verge of being realized. Brazilians have been promised vast resources for ages."
Reader Harry Mangalam Writes: "If you don't want to conserve, and you don't want the generation local, then that leaves precious few options."
Reader Roger Matus Writes: "You may prefer Web-based email, but back up your data to your local disk in case of catastrophe. It won't cost you a cent."
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