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Cold feet and more at Sun's birth

Cold feet and more at Sun's birth

News Co-founders recount the early days, including a balky Scott McNealy and close encounters of the Apple kind.

Friday, January 13 2006 08:56 AM

Tags: Personal Computers, Servers, Brand strategy, Sales strategy


Online ads get in your face

Online ads get in your face

News Publishers increasingly pander to the interests of advertisers, in some cases at the expense of annoying their nonpaying readers.

Thursday, June 14 2001 05:05 AM


Yahoo takes pulse of consumer demand

Yahoo takes pulse of consumer demand

News A series of customer surveys making their way onto the company's sites suggest it's readying what may be its most serious effort yet to cut its dependence on advertising.

Wednesday, October 03 2001 02:08 AM


Online ads get in your face

News Like many recent visitors to The New York Times' Web site, Mike Brittain was surprised to find an extra browser window loitering on his PC after he took his daily dose of news.

Thursday, June 14 2001 09:49 AM


Wi-Fi and 3G may come together

News New wireless networking chips for handheld devices are giving second life to 802.11b and could test whether Wi-Fi and cellular data services can cooperate rather than compete.

Wednesday, September 10 2003 08:03 AM


Yahoo ads close in on visitors' locale

News Even as the Web portal fights against using location technology to block access to hate material in certain countries, it inks a deal to use the technology for targeting ads.

Thursday, June 28 2001 08:05 AM


Yahoo ads close in on visitors' locale

News Even as the Web portal fights against using location technology to block access to hate material in certain countries, it inks a deal to use the technology for targeting ads.

Thursday, June 28 2001 08:05 AM


Yahoo ads will know where you are

News The Web portal inks a deal to use geographically targeted ads. Yahoo is fighting against using the same technology to block access to hate material in certain countries.

Thursday, June 28 2001 11:24 AM


MasterCard tests high-tech payments

News MasterCard is testing a new credit-card system designed to speed the payment process at check-out counters and replace cash transactions at places such as movie theaters and fast food restaurants.

Monday, December 16 2002 09:07 AM


SCO profits to fuel Linux fires

News The Unix company whose litigious streak has rocked the Linux world reports a profit and says it has enough money to continue waging its intellectual property fight.

Friday, August 15 2003 09:04 AM


Bush admin asks EU to tone down privacy standards

News The Bush administration says the current blueprint would make it difficult for US financial institutions to conduct business abroad.

Wednesday, March 28 2001 01:54 PM


Microsoft's urge to merge

News Deal or no deal with Yahoo, the software giant faces pressure to close the gap with Google, and acquisitions are the most likely avenue.

Tuesday, May 08 2007 07:56 AM

Tags: Web sites, Search, Web services, Acquisitions, Internet advertising


Oracle's "de-support" deadline draws ire

News As thousands gather this week for the OracleWorld annual confab in San Francisco, an impending ultimatum over a key software upgrade has some information technology managers fuming.

Tuesday, November 12 2002 08:58 AM


Web ads: Let the onslaught begin

News As Web sites fight for scarce ad dollars, promos are getting splashier--and more obtrusive. Can sites please the folks in marketing and die-hard readers at the same time?

Thursday, June 14 2001 10:55 AM


The right recipe for a global Net feast

News Uniscape's CEO hits upon a recipe for helping companies build and operate Web sites for overseas customers.

Monday, April 30 2001 01:56 PM


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10 open source projects worth checking out

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The open source field is pretty crowded, but certain projects stand above the rest. Here are 10 tools and solutions you don't want to overlook.


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Do we need more delivery centers?

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As I wrote a while back in about "racing to subsidies", there certainly is an increased focus by governments to attract delivery centers to their region. To do that, many..... by Michael Rehkopf

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