IV. Research Results / Publications
IIR has been developing visual materials for education in management of technology and innovation. IIR Video
Library has been opened to lend out these materials. The Library currently consists of two series: (1) MOTV “The
Century of Innovation” and (2) MOT Video Case.
■ MOTV
1. “The Century of Innovation: American History”
(1) “The Telephone.” Simon & Goodman Picture Company/WGBH, Boston, 1997 (51minutes)
(2) “Empire of the Air: The Men Who Made Radio.” Florentine Film/WETA, Washington, 1991 (55 minutes
/58 minutes)
(3) “Wizard of Photography.” Green Light Productions/WGBH, Boston, 2000 (52 minutes)
(4) “Transistorized!” ScienCentral/KTCA, 1999 (57minutes)
(5) “Silicon Valley: 2001.” Santa Clara Valley Historical Association/OPB, Oregon, 2000 (55 minutes)
(6) “Triumph of the Nerds.” RM Associates/Channel 4 & OPB, Oregon, 1996 (51minutes /51minutes
/51minutes)
(7) “Nerds 2.0.1.: A Brief History of the Internet.” OPB, Oregon, 1998 (61minutes /61minutes /63 minutes)
(8) “Electric Money.” RM Associates/OPB, Oregon, 2001 (57minutes /58 minutes)
(9) “Merchants of Cool.” 10-20 Productions/WGBH, Boston, 2001 (54 minutes)
2. “The Century of Innovation: Technology and Society”
(10) “Edison’s Miracle of Light,” PBS/WGBH, 1995 (57 minutes)
(11) “The Pill,” PBS/WGBH, 2002 (53 minutes)
(12) “The Rise and Fall of GM,” Channel Four Television Corporation, 2000 (79 minutes)
(13) “The Murdochs: Building an Empire,” Australia ABC, 2002 (57 minutes)
■ MOT Video Case
(1) “Fuji Electric Retail Systems” (53 minutes)
(2) “Nihon Kaiheiki Industries” (15 minutes)
(3) “Toray Dow Corning Silicon” (25 minutes)
(4) “Toray: Torayca” (34 minutes)
(5) “Terumo: Catheter” (54 minutes)
(6) “IRI-Ubiteq: Value Creation through Technology Recombination ” (32 minutes)
(7) “AnGes MG: Academic Spun-off” (34 minutes)
(8) “Sony: Contactless IC Card Technology ‘FeliCa’” (60 minutes)