Monthly Archives: March 2009

Google Ventures a Threat to Twitter?

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Google's new venture fund will finance just about any kind of project its board likes, although, as the Washington Post points out, it doesn't...

Silence Making People Nervous in Impending IBM-Sun Deal

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There's been a Cone of Silence for a week now around the impending IBM acquisition of Sun Microsystems. When such a mystery takes place,...

Adobe, Facebook Unite for ActionScript 3 Client Library on Facebook Platform

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Adobe Systems has made its open-source ActionScript 3 Client Library available for the Facebook Platform, opening the latter even more to developers.Through the library,...

American Expands Domestic Wi-Fi Service

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After a successful trial run on limited flights, American Airlines said March 31 it was expanding its Wi-Fi Internet service to more than 300...

Laid-Off Microsoft Employees Profiled

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The New York Times recently ran an article about the realities of being let go from Microsoft, a technology company not historically known for...

Conficker: What It Is, How to Stop It and Why You May Already Be...

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Conficker is a work of malware that, in the form of multiple variants, has been worming its way through unpatched Windows desktop and server...

Microsoft Windows Mobile Marketplace Gets EA Mobile, MySpace Support

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Microsoft is sharing new information about the Windows Marketplace for Mobile application store, in anticipation of its keynote address at CTIA Wireless 2009 on...

Sun Layoffs to Happen This Week

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IBM had layoffs last week. This week, it's going to be Sun Microsystems.It's a tough time to be selling servers at Sun.The news of...

Microsoft Encarta Will Shut Down

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Microsoft will be shutting down Encarta, that boon to high school researchers everywhere, by the end of 2009. The encyclopedia, which started in 1993,...

Marketers, SMBs Differ on Web Strategy: Report

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A report from Bredin Business Information says major marketers continue to move online to reach small to medium-size businesses, despite midmarket preferences for some...