|
|
|
|
|
|
Great Lakes IT Report 11/03
If Michigan State University's new robot fish ever swims out to sea...Wayne State's new big ear will hear it first
|
|
|
|
|
|
Great Lakes IT Report-10/29
Matt Roush details how, although all may not be sunny in the Governors residence, Old Sol is certainly making himself useful.
|
|
GLITR-10/28
WWJ'S Technology Editor, Matt Roush, says it's time to re-discover wood as the new concrete and steel.
|
|
GLITR-10/27
WWJ's Matt Roush on Michigan passes another milestone toward becoming the "Bio-Tech State".
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-10/13
Why so many tech companies are saying "no" to Michigan.
|
|
GLITR-10/12
Next-generation GPS units could prevent wrecks, instead of just telling emergency crews where the smashup is.
|
|
|
|
GLITR-10/08
WWJ's Technology Editor Matt Roush says Compuware buys Gomez Incorporated for 295 million dollars.
|
|
GLITR-10/07
The updated mid-Michigan economic forecast...Sunny, with 500 new jobs.
|
|
GLITR-10/06
Made-in-Michigan electric roofs are giving Spain a jolt.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Great Lakes IT Report 9/29
Having no regard for his own well being, WWJ's Matt Roush intrepidly seeks out the latest in tech innovations on his Fall tech tour.
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-09/24
A made in Michigan cancer-fighter uses computers to make chemo work better.
|
|
GLITR-09/23
Another silicon valley tech company expands into southeastern Michigan.
|
|
Great Lakes IT Report 09/22
WWJ's Matt Roush talks about the developed-in-Michigan computer that signs itself on when it's owner is near.
|
|
GLITR-09/21
Wolves, Blackhawks, and Eagles team up for a robot tournament victory.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-09/09
A newly-bred, made in Michigan flu vaccine that kills more bugs with less medicine.
|
|
|
|
GLITR-09/04
Watching electric meters get smarter and junk-food overeating mice get thinner.
|
|
GLITR-09/03
Put trash into Detroit's new solar-powered dumpster.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-08/27
WWJ's Technology Editor Matt Roush has the latest tech news from around the state.
|
|
GLITR-08/26
Even big companies are using little netbook computers.
|
|
GLITR-08/25
Michigan getting a bigger share of Homeland Security business.
|
|
GLITR-08/24
WWJ's Technology Editor Matt Roush has the latest tech news from around the state.
|
|
GLITR-08/21
There's web-access history in the making at a college campus way up north.
|
|
GLITR-08/20
A born at MSU company foresees car fuel from bio-modified things like stale potato chip slurry.
|
|
GLITR-08/19
Local generosity quickly crashes the million dollar-giving computer hookup.
|
|
GLITR-08/18
Local charities go on-line to raise free money.
|
|
GLITR 08/17
WWJ Tech Editor Matt Roush talks about rollerskating, trampolining and hockey slap-shotting, all online.
|
|
|
|
GLITR-08/04
Lansing reaches out to the big brains who crush atomic particles for a living.
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-07/30
Good things are happening for a couple of local hybrid vehicle makers.
|
|
GLITR-07/29
A local tech company defies the economic nosedive, and keeps expanding.
|
|
GLITR-07/28
Made in Michigan "Click-Clack" promises to put a shopping spree inside your television.
|
|
GLITR-07/27
Michigan bio-tech is holding its own during the great recession.
|
|
Great Lakes IT Report - Mike Miller 07/24
Matt talks to Mike Miller, head of operations at Google Ann Arbor, about the California Web search and applications giant's plan for its Michigan-based AdWords operations. Miller is new on the job.
|
|
GLITR-07/24
Matt Roush has the latest tech news all around the Great Lakes area.
|
|
|
|
GLITR-07/23
Matt Roush has the latest tech news all around the Great Lakes area.
|
|
GLITR-07/22
Matt Roush has the latest tech news all around the Great Lakes area.
|
|
GLITR-07/21
Matt Roush has the latest tech news all around the Great Lakes area.
|
|
GLITR-07/20
Matt Roush has the latest tech news all around the Great Lakes area.
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-07/13
The movie industry is taking Michigan by storm.
|
|
GLITR-07/10
More made-in-Michigan hybrid electric busses will soon be on the American road.
|
|
GLITR-07/09
Michigan's biggest double-shotters collect millions in new money.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-07/02
More local Doctors are friending themselves onto a very special network.
|
|
GLITR-07/01
A new place for really bright tech ideas to grow for free.
|
|
GLITR-06/30
Michigan's biggest chemical company tries to brew pond scum into car fuel.
|
|
|
|
Michigan Energy Fair - Part 1 06/29
Matt talks to Samantha Keeney, program manager for the Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association, at GLREA's Fourth Annual Michigan Energy Fair at the Manistee County Fairgrounds in Onekama, in beautiful northwest lower Michigan.
|
|
|
|
GLITR-06/25
A thumb area land rush is loomiing among wind farmers.
|
|
GLITR-06/24
A local web company will find you cheap pills...fast.
|
|
GLITR-06/23
Metro Detroit's "green power express" amps-up.
|
|
TieCon2009 Conference 6/22
WWJ's Tech Editor Matt Roush interviews Tel Ganesan of TIE, The Indus Entrepreneurs, on their conference coming up in October.
|
|
GLITR-06/22
Uncle Sam gives money to Oakland University's smartest radio-heads.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
GLITR-06/10
Eastern Michigan University launches a brand new crime reporting website.
|
|
GLITR-06/08
Something new at the University of Michigan to help Michigan companies...The Green and White at Michigan State going green for business.
|
|
WWJ Newsradio 950, The Engineering Sociey Of Detroit and the University Of Michigan Dearborn are proud to present Blue Economy: Turning Michigan's Fresh Water Into Renewed Prosperity, a business breakfast happening on November 10th at the Fairlane Center on the campus of U of M Dearborn. Approximately 20% of the world’s surface fresh water is present within the Great Lakes! Michigan’s water can and will play a significant role in our state’s economic recovery.
WWJ’s Business Breakfast at the Auburn Hills Marriott Pontiac at Centerpoint on December 4th, “The Mayors," will deliver the stories and issues straight from the front lines and hear the strategies of the city officials trying to keep their citizens secure in stressful times. Find out how they are coping, the innovative solutions they are trying to provide, and the “out-of-the-box” thinking they are using to help their cities remain vibrant and attractive.
