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A front-row seat for media's meltdown
Insight newsmaker Big Champagne CEO Eric Garland, who tracks file sharing for media companies, says studios will fare better in the Digital Age and Hulu should not charge fees.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, downsizing, Mom, Hulu, Web sites, Web 2.0, TV, Music, Napster Inc.
Ballmer grins and bears Linux--a little
News Demos management software supporting non-Windows machines. "I know that's an important capability," Microsoft CEO says.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Open source
EdgeMatrix slashes jobs
News EdgeMatrix Pte Ltd has confirmed axing over 60 percent of its workforce this week.
S'pore workers job-hunting, IT professionals in high demand
News Though Singapore's unemployment rates are near a four-year high, more workers are looking to change jobs while IT and financial companies find employees hard to come by, finds survey.
Tags: Recruiting, Personnel management, Business Strategies & Functions, Unemployment Rate, Worker, Employer, construction industry, Survey, Information Technology, Human Resources Inc.
Software makers to be held more accountable?
Blogs Software companies throughout the world are taking note of moves in Europe to subject software to the same consumer prot...
Twitter still doesn't have a head of sales
News But, in a speech at the Brainstorm: Tech conference, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone insists that the company knows what it is doing.
Tags: Web 2.0, Twitter, Conference, Sales, Worker, VP, co-founder, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., financial, TechCrunch
Kaplan SAT, ACT & PSAT Deluxe 2002
Product Reviews Kaplan SAT, ACT & PSAT Deluxe 2002
Tags: College, C, Chip, Encore Software Inc., Video, disc, Kaplan Deluxe Guide, SAT, Newsweek, software
Microsoft's MOM goes out the door
News Software giant takes big step toward October release of Microsoft Operations Manager 2005.
Tags: Microsoft Server 2003, Business applications
Symantec's Ramzan on solving the antivirus puzzle
News From puzzles and chess to ciphers and antivirus software, Zulfikar Ramzan talks about how he got into the computer security business and where it's headed.
Tags: Security implementation/standards, App servers, IT project management, R&D, Antivirus software, Norton Co., Security, computer science, Machine, Cryptography
Q&A: Kevin Mitnick, from ham operator to fugitive to consultant
News World's most famous hacker talks about how teenage quest to hack his cell phone led him to break into corporate networks, spend three years as a fugitive, and ultimately end up in prison.
Tags: Hacking, PC security, Security Management, Security, Motorola Inc., Cell Phone, computer, phone, hacking, network
Microsoft shelves plans for management package
News Says it will continue with existing lineup of management products, as well as some add-ons, rather than complete unified System Center product.
Tags: Content management
Microsoft retools enterprise management
News Microsoft on Tuesday announced new software intended to ease the management of business PCs and servers.
Restrict logon access with this command
Techguide Do you need to make sure employees aren't cruising the Internet or using the network to browse inappropriate sites or copy proprietary data?
Tags: Security, Authentication and encryption, Network security
Seeing double in software licensing
News New dual-core processors will make conventional software licensing models obsolete. What's next?
Tags: Processors, Business applications
Microsoft invests in interoperability specialist
News The new recipient of Redmond's bounty, Vintela, sells software that integrates Unix and Linux tools with Windows environments.
Tags: Linux, Business applications, Open source
