Jim Farber of the NY Daily News found the songs "catchy as hell" and commended the album's "hard-rocking innovation", writing that "even in the album's most disruptive moments, it excites, painting a portrait of someone wholly, thrillingly free".
In 1943, Duchamp paid tribute to Picasso's innovation, writing that his "main contribution to art" was his ability, in each of the many phases of his career, "to keep free from preceding achievements," without any "repetition in his uninterrupted flow of masterpieces".
"Instead of encouraging innovation," wrote Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, in The Wall Street Journal, "it stifles creativity".
The litigation could have a devastating effect on society as a whole, short-circuiting innovation, writes Eduardo Porter.
"Diffusion is essentially a social process through which people talking to people spread an innovation," wrote Everett Rogers, the great scholar of how new ideas are communicated and spread.
"When a government shuts down the Internet, it shows the disconnection between the governing and the governed," Alec Ross, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's senior adviser for innovation, wrote in a Twitter post on Friday afternoon.
The new architecture that the designer built to express the physical and mental emancipation of women is vividly illustrated in "Pierre Cardin, 60 Years of Innovation," written by Jean-Pascal Hesse, his long-term collaborator, and published by Assouline.
The Danish government funnels energy tax revenue "back to industry, earmarking much of it to subsidize environmental innovation," wrote Monica Prasad, a faculty fellow at Northwestern University's Institute for Policy Research, in a March 25 , 2008 essay in this newspaper.
India is particularly handicapped when it come to innovation, wrote India-based biotech executive Mazumdar-Shaw, in her post Can India Create the Next Apple or Google?
"Indeed, economists generally find that unions stall innovation," wrote a research team from the University of South Florida in May.
"Our proposals are meaningful and comprehensive, providing additional choice and information while also leaving room for future innovation," writes Kent Walker, SVP and general counsel for Google.
