Monthly Archives: August 2005

Google Releases Blogger for Microsoft Word

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Google announced earlier this week the release of Blogger for Word, a free add-in, downloadable from the Web, that allows users of the Weblog...

Innovative Backup System Uses Unused Disk Space

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A small software developer in Chennai, India has come up with a unique twist on backup that just might give more expensive, established solutions...

Qualcomm Buys Content Delivery Company

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Wireless technology giant Qualcomm Inc. on Tuesday announced that it had acquired Elata Ltd., a British mobile content delivery software company, for some $57...

People Who Dont Need People, Are the Luckiest People at the Self-Checkout

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Are consumers seeing self-checkout as the anti-customer-service initiative they feared? Not according to the latest industry study, which predicts self-checkout revenue will double this...

Salesforce.com Reports Strong Sales, Subscriber Growth

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Salesforce.com Wednesday reported profits of $5 million on total revenue of $71.9 million for its fiscal second quarter, as it continued to show strong...

Blog Search Engine Threatens Ban of Blogger Blogs

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Mark Cuban—self-dubbed "blog maverick" and owner of both the Weblog search engine IceRocket and the Dallas Mavericks—has warned that those who use Googles free...

Domain Registrations Soar Overseas

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Total Internet domain name registrations have notched an 8 percent increase since the first quarter of 2005 and a 28 percent increase since the...

Managers Underutilize ITIL, Survey Says

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Sarbanes-Oxley compliance has fueled interest in the IT Infrastructure Library best practices, but a lack of understanding of ITIL and lack of baseline performance...

Microsoft Ships Zotob Worm Zapper

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Microsoft Corp. late Wednesday shipped an update to its malware removal tool to detect and delete the fast-spreading "Zotob" worm family. Microsoft typically updates the...

RSS Is a Label We Dont Need to See

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Regardless of what Dave Winer—or anybody else—thinks, the term "RSS" should never be seen by the average Internet user. I am weighing in on this...