Corporate Communications
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The social media corporate identity crisis
Insight perspective A recent “hijacking” of the ExxonMobil brand for Twitter brings with it questions around brand validity and responsibility in terms of social networking.
Tags: Web 2.0, Brand management, Corporate communications, Twitter, Google Inc., Social Media, social networking, Facebook, co-founder, job
Downturn makes telepresence popular
News The technology enables companies in India that adopt it to reduce costs, enhance collaboration and speed up decision-making efforts.
Tags: Communications, Corporate communications, India, Cisco Systems Inc., Polycom Inc., Asia-Pacific, Telepresence, Apollo, Sanish, Frost & Sullivan
Asian telcos step up 'green' in 2009
News Green will be a "high priority" for the region's telcos going forward as they seek to cut costs and ride out the downturn, note industry observers.
Tags: Green IT, Infrastructure/architecture management, LANs and WANs, Network infrastructure, Ovum, Mobile, SingTel, Telecommunications, Wireless, Spokesperson
Yahoo rebuts Icahn: You have no plan
News Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock lashes back at Carl Icahn, saying the investor misinterprets facts and has no plan beside selling the company to Microsoft.
Tags: Investor relations, Corporate communications, Business development/management, Microsoft Corp., Plan, Yahoo! Inc., job, shareholder, asset, talent
Windows chief talks '7'
News In an exclusive interview, Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky offers a few details on the next OS and his rationale for not saying more publicly.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Business Strategies & Functions, Business development/management, Corporate communications, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows 7, Advertisement, printer, software, Microsoft Windows
Skype aims to avoid shutdown with new tech
News eBay-owned VoIP firm is trying to develop new P2P technology to replace that which might be taken away in a legal dispute with Skype's founders.
Tags: Corporate communications, Business applications, Skype Technologies S.A., eBay Inc., IP Telephony, P2P, founder, litigation, SEC, Internet
Report: Nortel may sell off two key businesses
News Talks on letting go of two units raises the question of whether the telecommunications equipment maker will emerge from bankruptcy protection, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Tags: LANs and WANs, Network infrastructure, Financial, Nortel Networks Corp., Siemens AG, Telecommunications, Reorganization Plan, Wireless, Bankruptcy, Avaya Inc.
Hacked ATMs let criminals steal cash, PINs
News Malicious software has been found on Eastern European ATMs that allows criminals to steal account data and PINs and even empty the machine of its cash, a computer forensics expert said.
Tags: Hacking, Antivirus software, ATM, Malware, Ukraine, Storage, Machine, Europe, computer, compliance
Kodak, Sony settle patent dispute
News Both companies have agreed to a cross-licensing agreement covering each other's patent portfolios.
CMGI to acquire AdForce
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Taiwan govt blocks S$326m SingTel investment
News Singapore Telecoms Ltd's Taiwan phone venture has lost out on a S$326 million investment because of political objections.
Michael Dell to visit M'sia in May
News Dell Computer's chief executive officer Michael Dell will be in Malaysia May 7 and 8 during which he plans to visit Dell's new manufacturing plant in the state of Penang and make a brief stopover here.
M1 offers free wireless broadband access
News Shoppers in the island-state can surf the Internet for free using MobileOne's new wireless broadband service at a mall.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, 802.11/Wi-Fi, Business broadband, Personal broadband
Filipino Love Bug suspect gets job
News The main Filipino suspect in the destructive "Love Bug" virus case has been hired by an unidentified British computer security firm, an official from his former college said.
Floods shut down Indian tech companies
News Floods forced workers at Indian technology companies in the southern city of Hyderabad such as Satyam Computer Services to stay home Friday.
