Wall Street Journal's Technology Innovation Awards

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Monday October 24, 2005 @05:54AM from the fun-places-to-work dept.

Carl Bialik writes "Gene-sequencing company 454 Life Sciences was selected as the Gold Winner in the Wall Street Journal's 2005 Technology Innovation Awards. 'Around 750 applications were screened by a Wall Street Journal editor, who narrowed the field to 104 semifinalists. Then a panel of expert judges from industry, research organizations and academia scored each entry and picked the winners.' (Listen to an MP3 clip on how the judges chose.) Other winners include a company that has developed a low-cost method for manufacturing RFID tags; Riverbed Technology's network appliances; Fujitsu's ID system that uses the veins in a person's palm instead of fingerprints; and the Agitator tool to debug code."

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Re:The Keith Curtis Perspective by b0r1s · 2005-10-24 06:05 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Fark? Is that you?

/ The checkbox thing has been done // Slashes are for fark, too. /// Where's the 'Boobies' link?

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Re:Half-Life 2 is hardly innovative. by CyricZ · 2005-10-24 13:02 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Sadly, it's difficult to tell these days which people who talk like that are serious, and which are joking.

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