Recent Media Coverage

Please Make A Note, 28 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica - Part IV: Equation Trekker." [online version]

hortont::blog, 27 May 2008, "iTunes Library Size, Over Time," Tim Horton. [online version]

Please Make A Note, 25 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica - Part III: Frequency Domain." [online version]

Please Make A Note, 24 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica - Part II: Phase Space." [online version]

Please Make A Note, 23 May 2008, "Solving Differential Equations with Mathematica - Part I: Time Series." [online version]

Perdido Art Journal, 21 April 2008, "The Art of Maths: Mathematica," Nick Azar. [online version]

MathMexico: Mathematics and Other Fun Stuff, 13 April 2008, "A New Student Group of Mathematica Fans," Jose Luis Gomez-Munoz. [online version]

Walking Randomly, 9 April 2008, "Minimising the Rosenbrock Function using Mathematica," Michael Croucher. [online version]

Macworld, 8 April 2008, "Macworld Awards 2008 Nominations." [online version]

Games and Puzzle Page, 3 April 2008, "Programming Two Person Impartial Games in Mathematica," Robert Cowen and Robert Dickau. [online version]

Cadalyst, 2 April 2008, "Wolfram Research: Math-Data Deployment." [online version]

Gizmag, 2 April 2008, "Mathematica Player Pro - New Application Delivery System for Mathematica." [online version]

MacNN, 1 April 2008, "Mathematica Player Pro Runtime Tool Debuts." [online version]

Walking Randomly, 19 March 2008, "Music from the Rationals," Michael Croucher. [online version]

MacResearch, 17 March 2008, "Interview with Theodore Gray of Wolfram Research, Inc." Drew McCormack. [online version]

Walking Randomly, 12 March 2008, "What's New in Mathematica 6.0.2?" Michael Croucher. [online version]

boingboing, 8 March 2008, "Using Mathematica to Decorate Easter Eggs," Cory Doctorow. [online version]

Walking Randomly, 7 March 2008, "Demonstrations for Pi Day," Michael Croucher. [online version]

O'Reilly Radar, 4 March 2008, "O'Reilly School of Technology + Mathematica: What Do They Add Up To?" Jimmy Guterman. [online version]