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Who’s That (Virtual) Girl? Ford Uses Motion Capture Technology to Design Worker-Friendly Factories 06/21/11 Detroit
Forget The iPhone. Your Car Is The Ultimate Mobile Device—But How Far Should That Go? 05/27/11 Detroit
Innovation Has Deep Roots That Require Constant Tending 03/16/11 Boston
Xconomy Editor Successfully Avoids Wrecking Electric Car. Entire World Rejoices. 03/15/11 Detroit
What Happened to the Smart Cars? Ford’s Efforts to Impress NYT Columnist Evidently Fall Short 02/28/11 Detroit
How About a Little Air Bag Chat? Ford Seeks to Make Cars That Talk to Each Other 02/11/11 Detroit
The Story of Detroit Added Some Significant Chapters in 2010; Here Are 10 of Them 12/23/10 Detroit
AudioPress, Packaging Podcasts & Streaming Radio For People Stuck in Traffic, Seeks to Tap Fast-Growing Market 10/19/10 San Francisco
Bing Powers Yahoo Search, City Teams Up With Ford, Startup Investments Drop from June to July, and More Seattle-Area Deals News 08/31/10 Seattle
Seattle and Ford Prepare City for Electric Cars 08/26/10 Seattle
Can Microsoft Outflank Apple, Facebook, and Google? A Strategy Update 08/25/10 National
ThingMagic’s Rollercoaster Journey—From the Internet of Things to the Calculus of Reality 08/09/10 Boston
Most Automotive Infotainment Systems Will Run On Open-Source Genivi By 2015, Report Says 08/03/10 Detroit
Hackerspaces at Maker Faire Show and Tell How to Build a Better Detroit 08/02/10 Detroit
A Rival for the iTunes App Store, a Data-Driven Dating Service for Facebook, a Pair of Social Gaming Deals, & More Bay Area BizTech News 08/02/10 San Francisco
Silicon Valley’s TechShop to Open Ford-Affiliated Workshop for Detroit’s Next Generation of Inventors 07/30/10 Detroit
Ford Makes it Easier to Avoid Texting While Driving With New SYNC Features 07/08/10 Detroit
AutoVenture Forum to Play Matchmaker Between Promising Tech Companies and Big Automakers, Suppliers 07/06/10 Detroit
GM, Ford Announce Plans To Beam Google Maps Directions Directly To Autos 06/08/10 Detroit
Ford Invests $135M In Green Cars 05/24/10 Detroit
Norway’s Think Plans to Build Electric Cars in Indiana and Test Them in Southern California with Additional Funding from Boston 05/13/10 Boston
Ford App Controls Smartphones 04/20/10 Detroit
PV Powered Bought for $90M, Adaptive TCR Raises $4.5M, Microsoft and Ford Join Forces, & More Seattle-Area Deals News 03/31/10 Seattle
Microsoft, Ford Team Up on Energy 03/31/10 Seattle
Massachusetts Battery Firms A123Systems and Boston-Power Taking Different Roads to Auto Market 08/25/09 Boston
Razorfish Deal Could Be Great for Microsoft, Says Online Strategy Expert Warren Gouk 08/12/09 Seattle
Daily TIPs: Volt on Deck, McCain on Piracy, Google on My Mind, & More 08/15/08 National
With New $9.5 Million Funding Round, ThingMagic Gets a Fix on Smaller RFID Readers 07/14/08 Boston
Evergreen Solar Plans Offering, ThingMagic Teams With Ford, Dynogen Reverse-Merges Onto the Market, & More 02/12/08 Boston
No More Lost Tools: Ford and ThingMagic Team Up on RFID Tracking System for Truck Beds 02/07/08 Boston
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