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Filipino court unlikely to recognize Facebook libel
News Lawsuit involving damaging status updates made on social networking site won't go far in court because Philippines has no Internet libel law, says lawyer.
Tags: Lawsuits, Local Government, Web 2.0, Philippines, sexual orientation, entertainment, social networking, Facebook, Internet, general manager
When IT and healthcare come together
Insight CIO 1-1 SingHealth's Dr. Low Cheng Ooi shares his views on how IT and healthcare are colliding to bring forth the future of medicine for patients and practitioners.
Tags: IT project management, Data Management, Leadership, Technology, EMR, Clinician, globalization, analytics, information technology company, chairman
iRobot taps into its Warrior spirit
Insight CEO Colin Angle talks about how robots are weathering the recession, what to expect from PackBot's big brother, and why iRobot isn't building a humanoid.
Tags: Personal Computers, Servers, Robotics, API, Apple iPod, robot, America, Personal Computers, Servers
Valleywag: Steve Jobs undergoing surgery Monday
News Apple's CEO has reportedly checked into Stanford Hospital, near his home in Palo Alto, Calif., for an unspecified surgical procedure.
Tags: Components, Consumer Technology, Handhelds, Personal Computers, Apple Inc., Surgery, Bloomberg L.P., Valleywag, CEO, News.com
Do-it-yourself iPhone apps
News Services that do the coding for you make it easy for nontechies to create iPhone apps. Applications to the Apple App Store are exploding.
Tags: Mobile applications, Smart phones, Google Inc., Apple Inc., Ovum, App, Tom Johnson, MEDL Mobile, mobile, Mobile applications
Report: Steve Jobs on track for June return
News Apple's CEO is on schedule to return this month from six months of medical leave. Will he return to announce a new iPhone?
Tags: Consumer Technology, Apple Inc., Conference, San Francisco, CEO, WWDC, Macworld, Apple iPhone, Wall Street Journal, health care
Apple shares rebound on Jobs news
News Stock rises after announcement that Steve Jobs will remain as CEO, while recovering from hormone therapy treatment.
Tags: Business ethics, Components, Apple Inc., Therapy, Stock, Computer, computer company, CEO, job, Macworld
Study: Video game play may improve eyesight
News Playing action video games may help adults improve their ability to notice subtle differences in shades of gray, according to a study.
Tags: Games, Video Game, Action Game, Training, Action Video Game, Video, video-game training, researcher, Microsoft Office, knowledge
Before and after: IT snapshot
Blogs Yes, yes, I finally updated my photo byline. It's long overdue, especially since the previous one was taken when I first...
Steve Jobs taking medical leave of absence
News Apple CEO says in letter he will step down as he recuperates from a medical condition disclosed earlier this month; COO Tim Cook will stand in.
Tags: Components, Benefits, Handhelds, Notebooks and tablets, Apple Inc., Conference, Absence, Apple Macintosh, mobile-phone industry, e-mail
Apple prepares for six months without Jobs
News It's impossible to say Apple won't miss its iconic leader while he recuperates until June. But, for the most part, it should be business as usual in Cupertino; at least for now.
Tags: Innovation, Notebooks and tablets, Handhelds, Apple Inc., Intel Corp., Supplier, Apple Macintosh, Apple iPod, CEO, financial
Apple faces credibility crisis over Jobs' health
News Company has faced hard choices in handling Steve Jobs' growing health issues. The latest revelations raise new questions about Apple's honesty with investors.
Tags: Management by objectives, Business development/management, Crisis communications, Public relations, Lawsuits, Apple Inc., Crisis communications, CEO, corporate governance, job
Steve Jobs back at Apple
News After cancer surgery, the chief executive hits meetings, with plans to return to full-time work later this month.
Tags: Leadership
Short Take: Chartered's president & CEO to be out for 2 mths
News Mainboard-listed Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd announced today that its president and CEO Barry Waite will taking a two-month-long medical leave after undergoing a surgery to remove what is believed to be a non-malignant growth on his heart.
A fine balance of cost, capability, capacity
Blogs As I recover from some spinal surgery (hence the short break in these blogs), I have had plenty of time to think about t...
