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Raging against the Internet machine
Insight newsmaker Cultural critic and author Lee Siegel believes the time is ripe for a mature debate about the Web's impact on society, personality and culture.
Tags: Strategic analysis, Web sites, Web 2.0, Internet advertising, Google Inc., message board, Voice, social networking, Web 2.0, America
Microsoft closing YouTube rival
News Software company was already paring down Soapbox video site, but now says it'll be eliminated altogether from Aug. 31. MSN Video will still be supported.
Tags: Video, Google Inc., YouTube Inc., Google Video, e-mail, journalist, CNET Networks Inc., MSN, Video
In death do we digitally depart
Blogs My parents never really sat me down for that dreaded discussion about death, but I knew at an early age that life was in...
So you're the boring guy
Blogs As I write this, news organizations all over the world are still scrambling to cover the sudden and shocking death of Mi...
The blog that refused to be written
Blogs Yes, I finally did it. I've joined the ranks of millions who have started blogging since the phenomenon hit the Internet...
Of 60 hours of terror and the 24X7 broadcasting of it
Blogs The world is today talking about Mumbai and the 60 hours of terror the whole of India lived in last week. It's truly sha...
Apple, AT&T sued again over iPhone 3G
News A new lawsuit claims that Apple and AT&T knew that the iPhone 3G was going to encounter reception issues but failed to warn consumers of the problem.
Tags: Smart phones, Mac OS, 3G (Third Generation), Lawsuits, Legal, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone 3G, AT&T Corp., performance, software
Judge rules Oracle withheld lawsuit evidence
News A U.S. judge says the software giant deliberately withheld or destroyed evidence sought in a class-action lawsuit filed against the company.
Tags: Legal, Notebooks and tablets, Lawsuits, Susan Illston, Larry Ellison, business management, software, financial, Oracle Corp., knowledge
Internet giants agree to 'code of conduct' in China
News Ahead of the Olympics, Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft agree to basic principles of a "code of conduct" for operating in China and other countries that censor Internet use.
Tags: Web sites, Letter, Google Inc., Code Of Conduct, senator, Internet User, journalist, Jerry Yang, China, Internet
Michael Dell on where it went wrong
News Michael Dell talks about the company's past stumbles and looks ahead to company's renewed growth and innovation.
Tags: Growth strategies and tools, Market research, Innovation, Consumer Technology, Advertisement, marketing, journalist, revenue, U.S., Dell Computer Corp.
How modern technology has mis-valued content
Blogs I remember returning to the office from my first few assignments as a rookie reporter, real excited, and eager to write ...
Final chapter coming in HP spying scandal
News Low-level investigator who helped HP spy on journalists is due to be sentenced for identity theft, but the planners of the espionage will apparently get off.
Tags: Security, Business security, Hewlett-Packard Co., Identity Theft, phone, Associated Press, New York Times Co., journalist, California, Business security
Could this be the most critical budget for India?
Blogs For business journalists in India, budget time is excitement time. It's like sports journos covering the Olympics. As a ...
Being Twitter deft or Twitter dumb: is that the question?
Blogs Social networking has assumed immense importance in our lives. Over the last few months, we have seen how a tweet, a pro...
Following through novel initiatives is key
Blogs Ramadan, or the Muslim fasting month, is usually a busy time for journalists as invites begin to pour in for Buka Puasa ...
