She brings you the latest on the Nintendo Wii, including an interview with indie game developer Kyle Gabler, who scored a WiiWare contract. Kara even throws in some yoga and ski moves from a recent media party in San Francisco. Also, News.com's Michael Kanellos test drives a hot, green machine: methanol-powered forklift.
And Carl-Gustav Linden talks with Terry Tamminen, a clean-tech adviser and a main force behind California's rise to the top as a climate change policy maker.
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It ain't easy being indie
News.com's Kara Tsuboi catches up with Kyle Gabler, a developer who may have just hit the jackpot with a Nintendo WiiWare contract. But the path to get there wasn't always easy.
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Welcome WiiWare
With WiiWare set to debut in May, expect to see new titles from indie game developers in the Wii Shop; slick third-party games from Lucas Arts and Electronic Arts; and of course, Mario Kart and Wii Fit.
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Forklift of the future
Oorja Protonics has built a methanol fuel cell for powering those massive forklifts you see wandering around the stock room at Costco. News.com's Michael Kanellos goes for a test ride.
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California's green guru
Terry Tamminen, an adviser at Pegasus Capital Advisors and the former director of California's Environmental Protection Agency, sits down with News.com's Carl-Gustav Linden.
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