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Apple and the Innovator's Shirt Just What RealNetworks Needs? Will MSN Beat AOL and Yahoo!? Rambus Perspectives on Intel Why Doesn't Dell Use AMD? Berkshire's Book Value Exclusive! Metricom Pole-top Pics! Paying Celera Amazon.com: Investing or Speculating? The Next Great Coke Commercial
Apple has always been an innovator, but keeps losing its shirt to others. Is that just the way it is?
With the company projecting slow quarters ahead, Fools wonder if RealNetworks' new subscription service is the stuff that streams are made of -- revenue streams, that is.
"As AOL and Yahoo! fade away, MSN will prove to be a monster platform, giving the 2-ton gorilla another ton of business."
Looking inside Intel's marketing game book for the last 30 years, this Fool sees good things ahead for Rambus.
Is it a tech issue? A supply issue? A cost or customer support issue? Is it something else? Does it even matter?
Valuing Buffett's holding company can be a challenge because... it holds so many companies. But does that keep Fools from trying?
A Fool tags along, camera in hand, as a Metricom crew installs pole-top gear for the wireless data firm. If only those darn trees didn't get in the way.
Some researchers are "queasy" about paying Celera for its data. But how is that different from paying for software, or any other product? What makes data different?
Can Amazon ever be successful enough to qualify as a sound investment?
While sleeping though a lecture, Fool Colovion had a vision of the next great Coke ad. To all you Coke execs out there: This Fool is ready to do lunch (your treat)!
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