Ideas@Innovations Wrap-up #4

It's Friday, which means it's time to put a bow on the week that was in Innovation.

  1. MONDAY

  2. It was Memorial Day, so there wasn't much going on for Ideas@Innovations. But blogger Dominic Basulto came through with a look at whether or not the Web was in the process of a Minority Report-style makeover.
  3. Video of the Day: It was Memorial Day, so I was, of course, trolling the depths of the Internet. I didn't have to dig too far before coming across this gem. Please, let this be a real movie.
  4. TUESDAY

  5. Facebook's stock continued to descend, prompting Post columnist Vivek Wadhwa to ask:
  6. The government also kicked it up a notch, so to speak, in its recruiting effort for cybersecurity talent:
  7. Video of the Day: Got a problem? "Rub some bacon on it."
  8. WEDNESDAY

  9. The D10 conference was this week -- the annual conference held by The Wall Street Journal's All Things D. The conference is a gathering place for the movers and shakers in the technology community. It's also where Mary Meeker releases her annual Internet Trends report. The big winner this year: Mobile.
  10. Dominic Basulto also came through with this post on the re-invention of failure:
  11. And, in case you missed it, Eben Moglen gave one of the most eloquent indictments of the technology community:
  12. Video of the Day: We came across this on Thursday, but it was posted Wednesday, and it's amazing. Thanks to the Post's Ryan Kellett for passing this along via Rachel Weiner:
  13. THURSDAY

  14. SpaceX dominated the Innovation news Thursday, with the successful splashdown landing of the Dragon capsule in the Pacific Ocean. We covered the landing live (as we did with the launch).
  15. Pic of #Dragon released from #ISS. Capsule begins return trip to Earth; splashdown in Pacific scheduled 11:44amET twitpic.com/9r8iiv

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Editor for Ideas@Innovations on @washingtonpost. Tweeter in residence for @oninnovations. Opinions are mine, re-tweets aren't endorsements. You know the drill.

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