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- 5/31/2010

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- 5/28/2010

Editor's Blog 5/28/2010 45 comments
Facebook's new privacy controls are simpler but don't offer too much change

- 5/28/2010

Cirque Du Solez 5/28/2010 3 comments
A $10 million prize is offered for an "artificial intelligence physician."

- 5/27/2010

Editor's Blog 5/27/2010 14 comments
Getting to transparency is only half the battle, says researcher Danah Boyd

- 5/27/2010

Second Shooter 5/27/2010 2 comments
80% of perps don’t even know they are doing it!

- 5/27/2010

- 5/26/2010

Editor's Blog 5/26/2010 6 comments
Forecast: Mostly cloudy with little reference to security

- 5/26/2010

Todd Watson 5/26/2010 2 comments
Ariba plans to integrate its cloud solution with IBM LotusLive to help buyers and sellers communicate and share information more fluidly and effectively

- 5/26/2010

Cirque Du Solez 5/26/2010 8 comments
What’s stranger than Dr.Kim’s new hat? This video. Seriously, watch and wonder.

- 5/25/2010

Editor's Blog 5/25/2010 37 comments
On the Web, where everything is 'free,' companies tend to get away with weak privacy controls and weaker customer service

- 5/25/2010

- 5/24/2010

Editor's Blog 5/24/2010 16 comments
Facebook makes it a lot easier to get fired these days

- 5/24/2010

Midmarket Clan Editor's Blog 5/24/2010 3 comments
Midsized enterprises turn more to VARs and system integrators to monitor, manage their business technology

- 5/24/2010

- 5/23/2010

- 5/22/2010

- 5/21/2010

Editor's Blog 5/21/2010 25 comments
Google gets set to join other Internet players in the TV space but would like to pretend it's the first

Executive Clan Editor's Blog 5/21/2010 3 comments
Google's App Engine for Business and enhancements to its next Android mobile OS are giving CIOs much to consider for designing their winning technology strategies

- 5/21/2010

- 5/20/2010

IT Clan Editor's Blog 5/20/2010 10 comments
Startups and established IT suppliers are offering increasingly functional collaborative/social networks in the cloud

- 5/20/2010

IE Radio 5/20/2010 156 comments
Internet entrepreneur and investor Gary Kremen will talk about his experience starting (and selling) Match.com, as well as lessons learned from owning the sex.com domain (and having it hijacked). Kremen will also discuss more recent investments in Dolores Labs and other Internet start-ups

Editor's Blog 5/20/2010 Post a comment
We are live on IE Radio with Gary Kremen, entrepreneur, investor, and founder of Match.com. Hurry up and join us!

- 5/20/2010

Reiter's Block 5/20/2010 24 comments
Giving up the landline in favor of a cellphone makes for a loss of audio quality.

- 5/20/2010

Editor's Blog 5/20/2010 Post a comment
Tune in for IE Radio today when we interview investor and entrepreneur Gary Kremen

- 5/19/2010

Executive Clan Editor's Blog 5/19/2010 Post a comment
Shifting toward specific marketing asset management software can allow for highly customized and timely communications with customers

- 5/19/2010

- 5/18/2010

Editor's Blog 5/18/2010 36 comments
As the noise around Facebook's privacy issues gets louder, some users claim they're abandoning the site

- 5/18/2010

Cirque Du Solez 5/18/2010 5 comments
What do President Obama’s iPod and multitasking have in common? Canada?

- 5/18/2010

Daniel W. Rasmus 5/18/2010 24 comments
With Facebook, Google, and others, we give tacit permission to have our information exposed in ways we can't anticipate

- 5/17/2010

Internet Evolution Poll 5/17/2010 13 comments
Do you think employees should be fired for posting inappropriate or offensive comments on social networks?

- 5/17/2010

Editor's Blog 5/17/2010 20 comments
All YouTube wants for its birthday is for you to bow at its golden feet

- 5/17/2010

Second Shooter 5/17/2010 4 comments
Verizon/Google tablet deal shows that tablets are now driving the hardware/software bus.

- 5/17/2010

Mary E. Shacklett 5/17/2010 15 comments
Online chat can close online retail sales faster than email – but it's a strategy that requires some attention to detail

- 5/17/2010

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- 5/14/2010

Editor's Blog 5/14/2010 26 comments
Internet anonymity, plus laws that don't fit the digital age, make a deadly combination

- 5/14/2010

Executive Clan Editor's Blog 5/14/2010 5 comments
Since the average consumer has had a few years headstart in using social networks, CIOs are already behind the curve

- 5/14/2010

June Cohen 5/14/2010 5 comments
More companies should consider translating Web content into other languages.

- 5/14/2010

- 5/13/2010

Editor's Blog 5/13/2010 26 comments
Craigslist TV is yet another platform for people who are desperate for Internet fame

Reiter's Block 5/13/2010 27 comments
The nannies are hyping Internet "addiction." What rot!

- 5/13/2010

Todd Watson 5/13/2010 3 comments
If we are destined for a dystopian Big Brother future, shouldn't we be the ones helping to determine Facebook's grand plan?

- 5/13/2010

what.the.ferraro 5/13/2010 11 comments
Cupidtino pairs people together based on their love of Apple products. Nicole vomits.

- 5/13/2010

Editor's Blog 5/13/2010 18 comments
Facebook exec takes questions from readers of The New York Times... sort of

Matthew Fraser 5/13/2010 20 comments
Some enterprises don't support employees' social networking or other non-traditional methods of brainstorming and creating

- 5/13/2010

- 5/12/2010

Singer at C-Level 5/12/2010 4 comments
Enterprises continue to struggle with how to monetize Web 2.0 technologies.

- 5/12/2010

Scott Westerlaken 5/12/2010 31 comments
An online marketing consultant lets loose with his pet peeves concerning this particular type of Internet outreach

- 5/11/2010

Internet Evolution Poll 5/11/2010 28 comments
Do you plan to cancel your Facebook account? If so, when?

- 5/11/2010

Editor's Blog 5/11/2010 7 comments
Twitter gets set to roll out features for business users, none of which seem very exciting

- 5/11/2010

Editor's Blog 5/11/2010 Post a comment
We're live on IE Radio with Margaret Salter. Come join us!

IE Radio 5/11/2010 165 comments
Margaret Salter, technical director and senior advisor for cryptographic strategy at the National Security Agency, will talk about ways the normally secretive agency is opening up and learning to share (securely, of course), along with three different encryption trials the NSA's undertaking

- 5/11/2010

Daniel W. Rasmus 5/11/2010 17 comments
IT must keep an eye not only on present models of Internet business, but on future ones that may emerge

- 5/10/2010

Editor's Blog 5/10/2010 9 comments
In a commencement address, President Obama says newfangled devices are causing us to consume distracting information

- 5/10/2010

Midmarket Clan Editor's Blog 5/10/2010 3 comments
While insightful, there are still a lot of questions about the direction of the Web 2.0 economy

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- 5/7/2010

Editor's Blog 5/7/2010 32 comments
A new online job board welcomes resumés from people who are good-looking enough to be worthy of work

- 5/7/2010

- 5/6/2010

Editor's Blog 5/6/2010 12 comments
Sixty-two percent of poll takers want the FTC to regulate how social networking sites can share user data

- 5/6/2010

what.the.ferraro 5/6/2010 7 comments
How many new countries has Internet Evolution conquered?

- 5/6/2010

- 5/5/2010

Executive Clan Editor's Blog 5/5/2010 2 comments
A key challenge for businesses will be integrating the disparate systems running in their data centers with new cloud-based applications

Edward Pleet 5/5/2010 6 comments
Ford and Microsoft working to enable access to the grid from your car.

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Stephen Saunders 5/4/2010 23 comments
B2B companies continue to throw good money after bad – here are a few ways to arrest the cycle of waste

- 5/3/2010

Editor's Blog 5/3/2010 12 comments
Face.com opens up, making its facial recognition technology available to the developer community

- 5/3/2010

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Charlotte Erdmann 6/18/2013 3 comments

Midsize businesses rarely achieve the same standards of security in their own datacenters as professional providers that specialize in delivering these services to organizations.

most recent post: Alison Diana... Surprised when I hear companies say they don't use an attorney to at least read their SLAs. Anytime...

Jeff Kaplan 6/17/2013 3 comments

It was about 10 years ago when a new generation of software-as-a-service (SaaS) alternatives started to gain acceptance and adoption among organizations of all sizes. And it has only been about five years since Amazon Web Services captured the marketplace's attention with Amazon EC2 and Amazon S3, which opened the door to a vast array of infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) offerings. Now, the third piece of the cloud computing puzzle is beginning to win over organizations seeking to build their own apps: platform-as-a-service (PaaS).

most recent post: Mitch Wagner... It does seem that security and convenience are at odds. More convenient apps are less secure, and greater...

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Energy consumption is a primary contributor to global warming. At the end of 2012, 40 percent of energy consumption in the US came from commercial and residential buildings.

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