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Editor's Blog 2/9/2010 1 comment
Google's Gmail is set to get a lot louder, but don't get sucked into the hype
Editor's Blog 2/9/2010 Post a comment
We're live on IE Radio with IBM's chief scientist, Jeff Jonas. Come on over!
Tom Nolle 2/9/2010 8 comments
Apple's iPad is more oriented to applications for specialized networks that don't demand keyboard input
Rob Leathern 2/9/2010 5 comments
The Web helps some half-honest Internet tech vendors propagate, publish, and promote half-truths and outright falsehoods
Editor's Blog 2/9/2010 2 comments
Tune in for IE Radio with Jeff Jonas, chief scientist at IBM, at 3 PM ET today
Rob Salkowitz 2/9/2010 6 comments
One Young World is the largest event yet of its kind, drawing young people picked via social network to a summit in London
Editor's Blog 2/8/2010 16 comments
Uh-oh: 67 percent of Internet Evolution readers say they'll buy the iPad 'never'
Todd Watson 2/8/2010 Post a comment
IBM is announcing today the first of its Power7 processor-based systems and the Power7 processor itself at an event in NYC
Midmarket Clan Editor's Blog 2/8/2010 Post a comment
But will enterprise social networking experience the same fate as knowledge management?
Ira Winkler 2/8/2010 17 comments
Calling the alleged Chinese hack of Google a 'wake-up call' is tantamount to turning away from a slew of even more serious past hacks
Jart Armin 2/8/2010 15 comments
New book exposes cyber-criminal organizations worldwide, including Russian and US-based organized crime rings UPDATED 2:45 PM
Robert McGarvey 2/8/2010 9 comments
Mobile applications are emerging in unexpected places, proving that smartphone apps are capable of being much, much more than trivial
Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 2/5/2010 Post a comment
Qualcomm's mobile TV subsidiary is spending millions of dollars on three commercials for the Super Bowl – they won't help
Editor's Blog 2/5/2010 27 comments
Help us come up with the top 100 people in the Internet industry
Executive Clan Editor's Blog 2/5/2010 Post a comment
New software designed for managing and extracting value from massive, and often real-time, data is giving CIOs a lot to chew on
Todd Watson 2/5/2010 Post a comment
If you never saw the award-winning online video series about the renaissance of the IBM mainframe, The Art of the Sale... well, you just don't know what you're missing
Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 2/5/2010 1 comment
Google has been caught snapping photos in Brooklyn for an upcoming service that includes inside views of stores
Matthew Mikus 2/5/2010 9 comments
If PartyGaming and Bwin tie the knot, it might create a behemoth virtual venue for online gambling
Alan Reiter 2/5/2010 22 comments
Wireless data has helped pull victims from the wreckage, while mobile links boost efforts of relief workers and residents
Editor's Blog 2/4/2010 15 comments
Few Internet Evolution readers think censorship had anything to do with Google's threat to pull out of China
IT Clan Editor's Blog 2/4/2010 1 comment
Google wants enterprise IT business, but it must overcome some hurdles to get it
Mike Moran 2/4/2010 26 comments
Social media have given rise to bots based on lifelike personas. Don't be fooled
Mary E. Shacklett 2/4/2010 2 comments
Change management is a vital element in any SOA environment, given the often stratified IT services in today's online enterprises
Andrew Keen 2/4/2010 8 comments
The recent battle between Macmillan and Amazon is a legitimate capitalist skirmish, nothing more, nothing less. And expect more of it
Editor's Blog 2/3/2010 17 comments
Frontline's 'Digital Nation' looks into the ways in which the Internet is changing what it means to be a human being
Security Clan Editor's Blog 2/3/2010 2 comments
Old attack vulnerabilities – some more than 20 years old – remain unfixed and have attracted the attention of hackers
Don Reisinger 2/3/2010 3 comments
Google's Chrome browser has gained several percentage points in market share this last year, while Internet Explorer has lost a few
Executive Clan Editor's Blog 2/3/2010 2 comments
One CTO may have the answer for enterprises looking to save time and money while keeping their data safe with a greener infrastructure
Rob Salkowitz 2/3/2010 9 comments
In emerging economies, videogames could actually enable disadvantaged youth to develop the skills needed to survive and thrive
Todd Watson 2/3/2010 Post a comment
Since 2005, IBM has invested $10 billion in 14 other strategic acquisitions to build its business analytics portfolio
Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 2/3/2010 2 comments
Partnership takes another step toward using cellular phones as desktop computers
Kim Solez, MD 2/3/2010 18 comments
We humans are facing crucial issues in how we adapt Web machinery to fit our biological realities
Seth Grimes 2/2/2010 11 comments
Customer feedback data may be interesting and useful but not actionable; not all feedback data, online or off, is created equal
Editor's Blog 2/2/2010 12 comments
Google vants to suck your blood, says HDNet Chairman Mark Cuban
David Vellante 2/2/2010 41 comments
When virtualization is used in cloud services, it requires a new take on security. A solution is on the horizon UPDATED 2/2 4:00 PM
Todd Watson 2/2/2010 Post a comment
There are two ways I sense that the Web technology market is starting to pick up some momentum
Mimi Dionne 2/2/2010 13 comments
Data that is 'born digital' and stored online must be organized according to corporate policies
Editor's Blog 2/1/2010 16 comments
President Obama took questions from the peoples of the Internet as a follow-up to his State of the Union address
Don Reisinger 2/1/2010 14 comments
Lumping legitimate software businesses in with malware criminals, StopBadware is carrying its mission from academia to private sector
Todd Watson 2/1/2010 1 comment
Didja see the Grammys last night?
Midmarket Clan Editor's Blog 2/1/2010 Post a comment
Innovation may come down to a question of who has the most flexibility and ability to control complexity, according to an annual report
Bob Violino 2/1/2010 11 comments
Online techniques are enabling architects, builders, and construction firms to pursue 'sustainability' with new efficiencies
Jart Armin 2/1/2010 17 comments
Lax laws in Delaware and other states are making the US a haven for money laundering, financial secrecy, and hidden shell companies
Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 1/29/2010 Post a comment
Cellular operators are forcing users to purchase data plans whether they want to or not
Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 1/29/2010 4 comments
QderoPateo is introducing a cellphone that pushes the envelope with augmented reality
Editor's Blog 1/29/2010 29 comments
Despite my explicit wishes, I was given a TwitterPeek
Executive Clan Editor's Blog 1/29/2010 8 comments
The uncertainty for Sun customers may be gone, but questions about the future of Oracle's and Sun's partners may just be beginning
Mary E. Shacklett 1/29/2010 31 comments
Many enterprises see the need for cyber insurance. The question is how to blend it with other insurance options to minimize risk
Alan Reiter 1/29/2010 77 comments
Apple's long-awaited iPad falls short of expectations, but the promise of future greatness may be realized in time UPDATED 12:25 PM
Editor's Blog 1/28/2010 45 comments
iPad: It's like iPod, but instead of Pod it's Pad!
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