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- 11/30/2011

Executive Clan Editor's Blog 11/30/2011 34 comments
Enterprise leaders are finding social networking and IM replacing email in corporate communications. But this may require better filtering.

- 11/30/2011

- 11/29/2011

Ron Miller 11/29/2011 35 comments
As SOPA censorship looms, Reddit users plan to construct a peer-to-peer network free of government interference.

- 11/29/2011

- 11/28/2011

- 11/27/2011

- 11/26/2011

- 11/25/2011

Joe Stanganelli 11/25/2011 64 comments
Suffolk University Law School's Michael Avery used 'Reply All' to react aggressively to an email soliciting charity donations. Stand back!

- 11/24/2011

Maria Korolov 11/24/2011 37 comments
Increased use of cloud services is making IT irrelevant in businesses large and small.

- 11/23/2011

- 11/22/2011

Editor's Blog 11/22/2011 54 comments
Happy Thanksgiving to the Internet industry's Top 11 Turkeys

- 11/22/2011

Jeff Kaplan 11/22/2011 25 comments
Google still faces significant hurdles to become a major player in the enterprise segment of the market.

Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 11/22/2011 Post a comment
Google has slightly improved its Chromebook's GUI, and Acer and Samsung are offering lower prices and new models.

- 11/22/2011

- 11/21/2011

- 11/20/2011

- 11/19/2011

- 11/18/2011

- 11/17/2011

Alan Reiter 11/17/2011 76 comments
The Amazon Kindle Fire is a great consumer product, but businesses may want to take a pass on it for now.

- 11/17/2011

Kim Davis 11/17/2011 5 comments
He persuaded Facebook he could register an account as Salman, rather than Ahmed.

- 11/16/2011

Reiter's Block 11/16/2011 10 comments
If you're scared of malware on your cellphone, you should also be scared of this software.

- 11/16/2011

- 11/15/2011

Don Reisinger 11/15/2011 15 comments
Proponents and opponents are deadlocked over the Protect IP Act of 2011. The decisive factor may be the proposal's constitutionality.

- 11/15/2011

- 11/14/2011

- 11/13/2011

- 11/12/2011

- 11/11/2011

Editor's Blog 11/11/2011 39 comments
Facebook nears a settlement with the FTC that will dramatically change the way it uses and abuses user data.

- 11/10/2011

Alan Reiter 11/10/2011 31 comments
Those who are joyously jumping on the grave of mobile Flash will find it has more life in it than they suspect.

- 11/10/2011

- 11/9/2011

Executive Clan Editor's Blog 11/9/2011 4 comments
By investing $100 million to sponsor new e-commerce startups, American Express is signaling that momentum is building in this key sector.

Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 11/9/2011 Post a comment
Google won't be supporting Gmail App for BlackBerry after November 22. Boo!

- 11/9/2011

Security Clan Editor's Blog 11/9/2011 7 comments
The Apple app store is not impregnable after all.

- 11/9/2011

David Vladeck 11/9/2011 6 comments
Google Buzz settlement a warning for companies that don't inform users of privacy changes.

- 11/8/2011

Maria Korolov 11/8/2011 37 comments
Geeks care about security. Consumers, not so much. Hence, Firefox could be shooting itself in the foot with its Boot to Gecko strategy.

- 11/8/2011

Editor's Blog 11/8/2011 30 comments
Google+ has finally rolled out Pages -- and everyone is underwhelmed.

- 11/7/2011

- 11/5/2011

- 11/4/2011

Internet Evolution Poll 11/4/2011 28 comments
Are you using Google+?

- 11/4/2011

- 11/3/2011

Editor's Blog 11/3/2011 14 comments
Always trying to be more social, Google is now looking to integrate its premier social platform with YouTube.

- 11/3/2011

Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 11/3/2011 4 comments
A stunningly good deal from Republic Wireless raises questions about whether it's too good to be true.

- 11/3/2011

IT Clan Editor's Blog 11/3/2011 8 comments
Google's failure to provide the City of LA with a hoped-for Government Apps cloud is drawing ongoing attention.

- 11/3/2011

Second Shooter 11/3/2011 4 comments
Putting stuff in the cloud makes the handset cheaper and eases worries about data plans.

- 11/3/2011

- 11/2/2011

John Myers 11/2/2011 35 comments
By refusing to run ads from competitors, Time Warner Cable is flying in the face of fairness and impartiality. Other firms could follow suit.

- 11/2/2011

Security Clan Editor's Blog 11/2/2011 10 comments
The NSA is reported to be involved in helping US financial institutions defend themselves from APTs.

Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 11/1/2011 Post a comment
Google has launched a good but very basic introduction to creating mobile sites for businesses.

- 11/1/2011

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Argument Over Top-Level Domains Is 'Stupid'
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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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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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