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- 1/31/2009

- 1/30/2009

Editor's Blog 1/30/2009 77 comments
Tell us your great idea for an iPhone application, and we'll tell you whose we like best

- 1/30/2009

Editor's Blog 1/30/2009 3 comments
Video experts take the stage at the SIIA conference to avoid discussing how exactly to profit from video

- 1/30/2009

- 1/29/2009

Mike Moran 1/29/2009 25 comments
New Web textual analysis is emerging as a smarter, more efficient way to track brand image and customer feedback

- 1/29/2009

- 1/28/2009

Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/28/2009 11 comments
Shame is underrated -- and underused -- as a deterrent in enterprise security

- 1/28/2009

Editor's Blog 1/28/2009 14 comments
The sale of virtual goods, while thriving for some Web 2.0 sites, will remain a niche practice

- 1/28/2009

Jart Armin 1/28/2009 32 comments
Some 25 percent of the Dutch population has illegally downloaded pirated DVDs, games, and music in the last 12 months

- 1/27/2009

Mathew Ingram 1/27/2009 18 comments
The revered encyclopedia firm resists the drift of its 240-year-old business to online rival

- 1/27/2009

David Vellante 1/27/2009 13 comments
Top tips for making social networks work for your business

- 1/27/2009

- 1/26/2009

Todd Watson 1/26/2009 5 comments
Two big films, two very different Turbo takeaways

- 1/26/2009

Mary E. Shacklett 1/26/2009 37 comments
The legal ruling merely formalizes the non-enforcement of a law many considered unconstitutional from the start

- 1/26/2009

Andrew Keen 1/26/2009 21 comments
Companies aren't democracies, and the successful ones are steeply hierarchical and obsessively secretive

- 1/26/2009

- 1/25/2009

- 1/24/2009

- 1/23/2009

Editor's Blog 1/23/2009 31 comments
Here are 10 sources for things you never needed to know about yourselves

- 1/23/2009

Alan Reiter 1/23/2009 40 comments
Camera phones lend themselves to a wide range of potential uses, including job instruction and medical applications

- 1/23/2009

Editor's Blog 1/23/2009 3 comments
Google powers New York City with interactive maps

- 1/23/2009

Peter Bowman 1/23/2009 12 comments
Users may eventually rebel against the current trends in advertising on social networks

- 1/23/2009

- 1/22/2009

Jart Armin 1/22/2009 20 comments
Shannen Rossmiller's a judge and a mother of three – she also taught herself Arabic and stalks cyber terrorists online

- 1/22/2009

Editor's Blog 1/22/2009 6 comments
Several sites saw an upswing in traffic on Inauguration Day, but not all of them were prepared

- 1/22/2009

- 1/21/2009

Mark McKinnon 1/21/2009 11 comments
An online tax proposed by New York's governor could fuel a greater number of illegal downloads

- 1/21/2009

Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/21/2009 11 comments
The blended nature of today's malware and attacks ensures larger volumes of infected networks and PCs

- 1/21/2009

Mary E. Shacklett 1/21/2009 27 comments
Major religions are using the Internet more, but still insist their congregations have to show up in person

- 1/21/2009

Editor's Blog 1/21/2009 16 comments
WhiteHouse.gov gets a face-lift and dons some new promises as Obama settles in as president

- 1/21/2009

Deborah Nason 1/21/2009 13 comments
A virtual country? What for? Maybe you'll win a beauty contest – or be crowned king

- 1/21/2009

- 1/20/2009

Editor's Blog 1/20/2009 24 comments
In a poll asking readers whether President Obama should get to keep his BlackBerry, readers respond with a resounding 'Yes he can!'

- 1/20/2009

Jart Armin 1/20/2009 9 comments
The Gaza conflict is being fought on the Web as well

- 1/20/2009

- 1/19/2009

Editor's Blog 1/19/2009 25 comments
In yet another move of genius, Facebook chooses an absurd privacy policy in favor of a big advertiser

- 1/18/2009

- 1/17/2009

- 1/16/2009

Alan Reiter 1/16/2009 56 comments
Wireless options abound for the throngs on the Mall, but visitors will likely test wired and wireless networks' capacity

Editor's Blog 1/16/2009 9 comments
Apple wins the Humbug award of the week, with Judge John Facciola swooping in as a hero

- 1/16/2009

Dan Cypra 1/16/2009 6 comments
The upcoming year could hold some surprises when it comes to Internet gambling

- 1/16/2009

Todd Watson 1/16/2009 3 comments
Concerned about privacy, Facebook kills the fun of the 'Whopper Sacrifice' app

- 1/16/2009

Rob Salkowitz 1/16/2009 16 comments
Technology and demand are unifying to make data from a range of devices the basis for 'killer' online applications

- 1/16/2009

- 1/15/2009

Editor's Blog 1/15/2009 Post a comment
Internet Evolution names the technologies to watch falter in 2009

The Big Report 1/15/2009 23 comments
With dried-up VC funding and a lack of working business models, these technologies have cause to worry in 2009

- 1/15/2009

Anne Flournoy 1/15/2009 20 comments
The Web helped this filmmaker get distribution – and a happier personal life

- 1/15/2009

Mathew Ingram 1/15/2009 13 comments
The jury's out on whether TV can really be incorporated into the Internet

- 1/15/2009

- 1/14/2009

Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/14/2009 6 comments
Bank robberies were up 27 percent in 2008, according to the FBI. Why should it be any different in the online realm?

- 1/14/2009

Ira Winkler 1/14/2009 34 comments
As a cellphone and a computer, your BlackBerry is constantly communicating over the network to check email or run other background apps

- 1/13/2009

Romi Mahajan 1/13/2009 25 comments
In a world of rampant skepticism, it's more important than ever to be sincere in what you claim and try to sell

- 1/13/2009

Editor's Blog 1/13/2009 6 comments
Internet Evolution readers vote on which IE staff prediction for 2009 is most likely to happen

- 1/13/2009

Jim Goede 1/13/2009 6 comments
How a technology manager and marketer left it all with the help of hte Internet

- 1/13/2009

- 1/12/2009

Chris Minnick 1/12/2009 9 comments
If you can't afford to travel, the Internet could act as a replacement... sort of

- 1/12/2009

Editor's Blog 1/12/2009 9 comments
YouTube gets set to launch two new channels for the House of Representatives and the Senate

- 1/12/2009

- 1/11/2009

- 1/10/2009

- 1/9/2009

Rob Salkowitz 1/9/2009 10 comments
Obama's Website has raised issues that will sooner or later demand some answers

- 1/9/2009

Todd Watson 1/9/2009 Post a comment
The president-elect is clinging to his BlackBerry. Just how grateful is RIM?

- 1/9/2009

Editor's Blog 1/9/2009 39 comments
Internet Evolution wants YOU to pick this week's 'Heroes & Humbugs'

- 1/9/2009

Chris Poley 1/9/2009 30 comments
Some industries seem to resist the challenge of the Internet, to their own detriment

- 1/9/2009

- 1/8/2009

Editor's Blog 1/8/2009 21 comments
Three to six ways the Internet can save you hordes of cash

Todd Watson 1/8/2009 8 comments
To digital arms, all you Facebook and Twitter lurkers!

- 1/8/2009

- 1/7/2009

Security Clan Editor's Blog 1/7/2009 21 comments
Twitter's security issues are a wakeup call for microbloggers everywhere

- 1/7/2009

Editor's Blog 1/7/2009 15 comments
Our readers cast their votes for the most satisfying and most disappointing products of 2008

- 1/7/2009

Todd Watson 1/7/2009 Post a comment
No more of this waiting a full year to get the Lotus Notes Mac

- 1/7/2009

- 1/6/2009

Chris Minnick 1/6/2009 7 comments
Good as a couple citizen journalists have become, the approach is still no replacement for traditional journalism

- 1/6/2009

Editor's Blog 1/6/2009 20 comments
Breaking news for the Web 2.0 startup crowd: 'It's good to make money'

- 1/6/2009

- 1/5/2009

Jart Armin 1/5/2009 40 comments
The Palestine-Israel struggle is being carried out online as well, and it's a worldwide conflict

- 1/5/2009

Editor's Blog 1/5/2009 13 comments
Internet Evolution picks the winner of the Top Five Predictions for 2009 contest. Whoopie!

- 1/5/2009

Todd Watson 1/5/2009 3 comments
It looks as if somebody's getting wise to the need to link video rentals, the Internet, and real TVs

- 1/5/2009

Deborah Nason 1/5/2009 26 comments
Reformers take aim at the third-largest cybercrime population in the world

- 1/4/2009

- 1/2/2009

Todd Watson 1/2/2009 Post a comment
A look at memorable issues and Internet moments Turbo covered in 2008

- 1/2/2009

Ira Winkler 1/2/2009 43 comments
The Internet's a bad place to dare someone by posting pictures of residences and other buildings

- 1/1/2009

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John Kennedy
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Big-data and analytics tools enable marketers to understand customers as individuals, identifying unmet needs and addressing each customer as a "segment of one," says John Kennedy, VP corporate marketing, IBM.

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Big-Data Can’t Always Sell Wine
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Fast Forward to the Future
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A look back at tech writing in the 90s makes us wonder where enterprise IT will be 20 years from now.

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Google's new Inactive Account Manager lets you control how Google disposes of your accounts when you die.

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Argument Over Top-Level Domains Is 'Stupid'
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The whole Amazon.reader debate is a double-stupid. It's stupid to think that there's any e-book buyer who doesn't know Amazon's URL, and it was stupider to let ICANN launch the whole free-form TLD initiative to start with.

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Ladies, Your Tablet Awaits
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ePad Femme is the world’s first tablet “made exclusively for women.”

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NFC Moves Into the Mainstream
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Enterprises would like to move to cloud computing but are hesitant because they are concerned about providers’ ability to secure company data. Here are some tips that help to ensure that if breaches occur, the business is not left holding the bag.

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Edmunds separates customers into segments based on the info it collects on its site and from partners, and uses that to push out custom content, said Brian Baron, director of business analytics for Edmunds.com, at Predictive Analytics Innovation Summit.

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