Webloyalty PR Campaign Uses Bill Clinton "Is" Defense
Webloyalty tries using the Bill Clinton defense when battling reports of its one-time marketing antics.
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AT&T's Data Numbers: The Figures They Don't Show
Do AT&T and other carriers really need to charge data prices based on usage? Or are certain pertinent numbers simply being held back?
Comcast Not Satisfied With Success, Decides to Become AOL Time Warner
We're finally at the point where Time Warner (TWX) is going to spin off AOL, which was originally the acquired in one of the most ill-conceived merger deals of all time. And now what happens? Comcast (CMSA) decides that it isn't satisfied with creating a trend of increasing share prices. No, it sees...
Chris Anderson Says We're All Manufacturers, Heaven Help Us
Chris Anderson's latest interest will lead more executives and companies down dead-end streets.
Google Bowing to Pressure of Paid Content
Those who champion Google as the protector of "free" media access are bound to be disappointed, as the company's actions continue to show that it's already actively pursuing paid media. It doesn't have another choice.
November Tech Job Cuts Take Dip, But Trend Is Still Up
Overall job cuts may be down, but high tech layoffs are trending up again.
Skype Founders Didn't Out-Negotiate, They Did Themselves In
Skype co-founders compromised on eBay's sales of Skype to investors not out of kindness or even winning what they wanted, but because their original technology licensing contract had screwed them to the wall.
Finding the Real Patterns in PC, Software Sales Virtually Impossible
Getting a real understanding of hardware or software sales is neigh on to impossible.
IBM Continues To Show that It Gets the Cloud
IBM's cloud strategy and roll-out show the elements necessary for vendor success.
Chrome OS will Kick Windows to Curb 'Cause Netbooks Don't Suck
Critics are wrong. Netbooks are good enough to satisfy many consumers and overturn the PC industry as it appears today.
Tech Law: Rambus Suing, Datel After Microsoft, Klausner To Sue Motorola, RIMM, More
Rambus case against several companies slated for January, but USPTO rejects 17 claims on three patents if said that Nvidia infringed; Datel sues Microsoft for alleged antitrust; Klausner Technologies sues Motorola and RIMM for alleged patent infringement; Apple tries to finish off would-be Mac clone maker Psystar; and Nintendo sees anti-counterfeiting set-back in Spain.
Search Engine Numbers Are Immensely Deceptive
Search engine market share numbers can be incredibly deceptive, painting pictures that may or may not be true.
Microsoft Tries to Embrace Multi-User PCs With Little Other Choice
Microsoft tries for a foot in the multi-user door to avoid risking having it slammed shut.
Facebook Bigwigs Want To Be Newspaper Barons [UPDATE]
Facebook taking a page from newspaper barons with dual-class stock, and the results won't be pretty.
EU Hearing Timing on Oracle-Sun May Show Deal
A report of EU hearing date for Oracle to make its case for buying Sun in December may be a sign of a deal in the works.
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