The episode has left energy companies, with billions of investment at stake, scrambling to discover Cameron's true intentions.
But his little invention, a sheet filled with rotating balls, eventually touched off a high-stakes scramble to develop digital displays that fuse the qualities of pixels and print.
The high-stakes deal reflected the scramble by media companies to reduce their dependence on advertising.
In the scramble to stake out a leadership role in the world of online education, the University of California, Berkeley, is announcing on Tuesday that it is joining edX, the free nonprofit online learning venture founded by Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
That arrangement unraveled in 2006 when the U.S. car company sold most of its stake as it scrambled for cash amid ballooning losses.
There are baggy bits in the middle while everyone runs about incoherently and the emotional and psychological stakes disappear in a plotty scramble of who wants the mirror and why.
When the money first went missing, prosecutors in New York and Chicago scrambled to stake a claim.
Companies have been scrambling to stake positions in the oil patch.
Aides to Obama moved swiftly last week to lower expectations of extradition, while regional law enforcement officials scrambled to stake their claims.
WebMD is scrambling to stake out its position early by offering new software for doctors' offices and hand-held personal digital devices for physicians that will provide instant access to a patient's medical record, health plan status and treatment suggestions.
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