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| | Inside: This Week in Innovation This week, innovation and design writer Matt Vella reports on two well-known companies pursuing new, unexpected endeavors. Iconic American motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson opens a long-planned museum on Milwaukee's south side, and, at Britain's Farnborough Air Show, General Electric unveiled a retro engine design intended to shake up the business air travel market. European correspondent Jennifer Schenker, meanwhile, writes about how mobile-gaming firm GameLoft is trying to make the most of Apple's new iPhone App store. And David Wertheimer, executive director of USC's Anytime/Anywhere Content Lab, argues for a digital middle ground where media companies, consumers, and tech providers can co-create future media innovations. Enjoy.
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INNOVATION PODCAST  Anytime/Anywhere Media David Wertheimer, executive director of USC's Anytime/Anywhere Content Lab, argues for a digital middle ground where media companies, consumers, and tech providers--groups that have at times been at odds--can co-create future media innovations
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