So my boss is doing a lot more business in Europe (Switzerland, London, Madrid, Russia, Ukraine etc...). I am trying to find a solution that will keep him connected with some sort of broadband connection. A few more details after the jump.
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posted by pleuroma
on Mar 9, 2010 -
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Seeing Up in the Air makes me wonder - Is technology like Cisco WebEx, Skype, broadband connections, etc. causing your company and/or companies you know of to reduce the need for business travel?
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posted by Rosie M. Banks
on Feb 19, 2010 -
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I'm working on a side project around air travel and I need a good source of airfares. Something like an affiliate feed would be great but it needs to have as many city pairs and prices as possible. The best solution would be an API through some of the major OTAs and aggregators. Any clues?
posted by cubedweller
on Apr 4, 2009 -
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I'm going to San Fran first week of May. I am very interested in going around Silicon Valley, poking inside the campuses of various tech companies, maybe visiting their company stores & buying their merchandise. Is this even possible? Any suggestions on where to go, eat, etc? (By the way, I did see some Silicon Valley tours. They're a little too pricey for me. I would want to drive around myself.)
posted by chette
on Apr 1, 2007 -
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Roadtrip technology. Which would you prefer, high-tech solutions (web-enabled phone/Palm, laptop, GPS) or low-tech solutions (maps, AAA Triptiks, GoogleMaps printouts) or some combination?
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posted by Dreama
on Mar 27, 2007 -
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I'm going to San Francisco for a week: 2/7-2/13. The theme for my activities will be "ingenuity." First, I'm looking for technology related art but I'm open anything that's cool and techy or even anything that makes you think, "Wow! ingenious!"
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posted by stuart_s
on Feb 5, 2006 -
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