Google Stops Posting AP and the Real Problems of Online Media
Google News's current "delisting" of AP stories gives some insight into the problems that traditional media faces in an online world.
Technology
Three Tablets That Will Change How You Work, and One That Won't
Waif-like tablet devices seemed to multiply across the show floor at CES like so many brainy legal pads, but which ones actually have the potential to make us more productive?
The Future of TV is 3D. Where's My Advil?
If devices by companies like Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and Toshiba are any indication, 2010 will be so chock full of three-dimensional television gear that it almost smacks of conspiracy.
CA Oblicore Acquisition Aimed at Shoring Up Cloud Management
CA's acquisition of Oblicore is a step to position itself for cloud computing management.
Google Makes More on Nexus One Hardware than Apple Gets from iPhone [UPDATE]
Google's Nexus One costs about as much as an iPhone to make, but the higher sticker price means lots of margin.
Apple Tablet Is Corporate Play
Apple's upcoming tablet computer may be aimed at getting back into the corporate market and not primarily as a consumer device.
Consumer Electronics Show Shows Fast, Faster, Fastest
The Consumer Electronics Show is a business community that's used to the idea of working fast and possibly failing fast, but that's OK if you learn from your mistakes. Not so in the auto industry.
Consumer Electronics Show Q&A with Hicks of Heavenspot
Chevon Hicks is the creative director and president of Heavenspot, a digital advertising agency in Los Angeles. Getting Apple to approve "Ziggy Marley's Music Mixer" was tough, he said.
What Does Google Want To Be When (and If) It Grows Up?
Google's distraction with a wide range of new businesses keeps it from growing up and better using its resources.
Verizon, AT&T To Limit Bandwidth; They Don't Understand Customers
AT&T and Verizon want restrictions on consumer data use of their networks, which proves that they didn't understand smartphone technology or its users in the first place.
A Terrible Year for Shapiro of CEA Looks Good to Auto Industry
Consumer electronics unit sales increased in 2009, even though revenues fell. The U.S. auto industry wishes it had that problem.
Amazon Must Kill the Kindle, and Other E-Book Reader Developments
Amazon needs to drop the Kindle to get its real benefit from what could then be a rapidly growing e-book market.
Panasonic Bets on Video Meets at Consumer Electronics Show
The recession created demand for videoconferencing as companies cut travel budgets. Since then, Panasonic says better technology means an economic recovery won't dent demand.
AT&T Plans Its Own iPhone Jailbreak by Selling Android, Palm Smartphones
AT&T faces the inevitable loss of iPhone exclusivity and brings on Android. What Will Its Networks Do?
Apple's Expert Leaking Preserves Plausible Deniability
Apple is expert at getting select pliable members of the press in major media to run leaked stories.
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