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HailStorm: Wrath of Microsoft?
News COMMENTARY--As Microsoft moves forward with its HailStorm project, you can be sure that many Microsoft critics will still be fighting the last war. That is, they will fret mightily about Microsoft's "past behavior."
Commentary: Can online advertising ever work?
News Forget the fuss over pop-up ads. Online advertising fails because it is not available in true moments of leisure, says Inter@ctive Week columnist Matt Carolan.
Supreme Court weighs copyright question
News The US Supreme Court signaled at least some support for a group of freelance journalists who want compensation from publishers for electronic versions of stories that originally appeared in print
Wall Street Journal plans micropayments model
News The newspaper plans to launch an a la carte-style payment plan for access to individual articles, according to a Financial Times report.
Tags: Business development/management, Google Inc., micropayment, Advertisement, Associated Press, Newsday, Financial Times, managing editor, revenue, Wall Street Journal
LinkedIn looking for a suitor, maybe
News There is speculation that a big name prospective buyer is looking to acquire business social network LinkedIn.
Tags: Networking, Acquisitions, Plaxo Inc., Digg, social networking, Newsday, co-founder, board meeting, network, LinkedIn
Nasdaq suffers biggest loss in three weeks
News The Nasdaq Composite Index suffered its biggest loss in more than three weeks after a Japanese stock rout triggered selling from Hong Kong to London.
Writers groups pen online licenses
News The National Writers Union and Contentville launch a Web-based licensing system to compensate writers for their published work.
