“Am I entirely satisfied? No. But this order is now conditioned on provisions designed to address numerous possible harms to competition and to consumers, as well as to protect the openness and innovation that must always characterize the Internet.”

“We are looking for innovative ways to work with different people globally to help solve these problems, ... We are looking for opportunities that are sustainable and that we think will make a difference for organizations and for people across the world.”

“I have not heard of anything like this, where every finisher in a marathon receives a pair of shoes. It's a novel, innovative idea. The shoe give-away should boost the percentage of finishers.”

“This initiative holds great promise for expanding the use of online education for students and educators in Michigan. We are committed to working in partnership with Michigan schools to support this innovative education policy reform strategy.”

“The new funding will carry the company into 2007 towards profitability, enabling us to not only continue innovating on our antenna diversity technology, but also to deploy it shortly in cell phones on a worldwide basis.”

“You would be hard pressed to read this case to say that innovators will have to design their tech differently. I think the court was pretty clear in stating that the technological design is not a factor in determining inducement.”

“We believe the XV6700 is truly an achievement in design and technology innovation. The unit was developed to include all the business applications and meet the personal demands of busy executives in a sleek personal communications device.”

“I think it's a real step and an innovative process the Rural Center has come up with as way of working with towns. It's a model for how the state can work with a small town.”

“(We're) successfully transplanting the loft lifestyle from the downtown core to places throughout the city. We've made it even more modern with our choice of the most contemporary and innovative features and finishes.”

“Container terminals in Hong Kong and Shenzhen are significantly more crowded than U.S. terminals today because, and many have become more efficient with technology. That innovation is spreading to other ports.”