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- 5/31/2011

Ron Miller 5/31/2011 54 comments
Governments worldwide are an enormous threat to the future of the Internet.

- 5/31/2011

- 5/30/2011

Joe Stanganelli 5/30/2011 63 comments
Extending the carrier availability of the iPhone tops the list, but starting next year, we'll see more features.

- 5/29/2011

- 5/28/2011

- 5/27/2011

Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 5/27/2011 2 comments
A startup called BlueStacks runs many Android apps on Windows PCs.

- 5/27/2011

Alan Reiter 5/27/2011 94 comments
Google has entered the cellphone payments ring. Get ready to rumble!

- 5/27/2011

Second Shooter 5/27/2011 2 comments
A mobile purchase ecosystem should embrace payment handling only as a last logical step.

- 5/27/2011

- 5/26/2011

Todd Watson 5/26/2011 Post a comment
Naysayers may complain - "It isn't perfect. It isn't secure. It isn't Apple!"

- 5/26/2011

Jart Armin 5/26/2011 48 comments
Revelations of potential government interest in Internet control emerged at the e-G8 conference in Paris this week.

- 5/26/2011

- 5/25/2011

Jart Armin 5/25/2011 47 comments
Google says Chromebook sets a new bar for laptop security. But does it really?

- 5/24/2011

Editor's Blog 5/24/2011 34 comments
The E-G8 is being held in France. Let's all watch together while nothing happens.

- 5/24/2011

- 5/23/2011

Editor's Blog 5/23/2011 13 comments
OpenTable's dominance of the online restaurant reservation segment is vulnerable to a predator with deep pockets and social media aspirations.

- 5/23/2011

Robert McGarvey 5/23/2011 32 comments
Scott Cleland says Google is a force working against the US Constitution and other societal mainstays.

- 5/22/2011

- 5/21/2011

- 5/20/2011

Ron Miller 5/20/2011 26 comments
A 20-year-old entrepreneur offers a twist on presenting ads to gamers – and a challenge to the mobile ad establishment.

- 5/20/2011

- 5/19/2011

Reiter's Block 5/19/2011 9 comments
The Chrome OS might succeed in some businesses, but it's a non-starter for consumers.

- 5/19/2011

- 5/18/2011

Joe Stanganelli 5/18/2011 21 comments
Microsoft's new policy about identifying third-party vulnerabilities is a departure from Google's arrogant stance.

- 5/18/2011

- 5/17/2011

Robert Housman 5/17/2011 48 comments
Here's what a seasoned public affairs veteran has to say to the firm that launched "Facebookgate."

- 5/16/2011

IE Radio 5/16/2011 275 comments
Climate change threatens the infrastructure that supports the Internet as well as enterprise networks. This chat focuses on how IT pros are responding to the challenge to move off traditional power sources.

- 5/16/2011

John Myers 5/16/2011 44 comments
Tech firms with a solid Internet presence or interest were the winners in a 2010 survey of US popularity.

- 5/16/2011

Joe Stanganelli 5/16/2011 47 comments
Ashley Madison, a dating site for married people, took just two days to develop its iWipe app to erase location data tracked by smartphones.

- 5/16/2011

Beau Brendler 5/16/2011 5 comments
The NSA says home-workers may want to try "sandboxing" to prevent malware attacks.

- 5/15/2011

- 5/14/2011

- 5/13/2011

Executive Clan Editor's Blog 5/13/2011 17 comments
Companies considering Chromebooks in this untested stage will undoubtedly be taking a huge leap of faith.

- 5/13/2011

Second Shooter 5/13/2011 16 comments
Android@Home is the first step toward a "life fabric," where appliances control our lives.

- 5/13/2011

Ron Miller 5/13/2011 26 comments
Once again, the major record labels have looked a gift horse in the mouth -- and spit in its face.

- 5/13/2011

- 5/12/2011

Editor's Blog 5/12/2011 22 comments
Oh, the hysterical irony!

- 5/12/2011

IT Clan Editor's Blog 5/12/2011 23 comments
A UK report cites climate change as a reason to change energy sources in the datacenter.

- 5/12/2011

Todd Watson 5/12/2011 3 comments
Todd chimes in on how Facebook secretly hired a PR firm to plant negative stories about Google and its privacy practices.

- 5/12/2011

Robert McGarvey 5/12/2011 16 comments
Section 230 protects sites from liability for defamatory content, but it doesn't coddle malicious posters.

- 5/11/2011

Second Shooter 5/11/2011 8 comments
Microsoft's buy of Skype could give Microsoft a social, gaming, and collaborative strategy.

- 5/10/2011

IE Radio 5/10/2011 229 comments
Google is expected to announce updates to its Android operating system and Chrome browser this week at the I/O Developer conference. The search engine giant is also starting to position its two well known products as primary business tools for midmarket companies. Join Senior Editor Michael Singer for a chat about Google's push into the midmarket and the significance of Android and Chrome.

- 5/10/2011

Editor's Blog 5/10/2011 41 comments
Facebook seems to be trying to take over the entire Web, and users are happily allowing it to do so.

- 5/10/2011

Internet Evolution Poll 5/10/2011 13 comments
YouTube is expanding its online video rental service. Do you think rentals will make the site profitable?

- 5/9/2011

Midmarket Clan Editor's Blog 5/9/2011 6 comments
Google is expected to persuade midmarket companies to use its mobile and browser products.

- 5/9/2011

- 5/8/2011

- 5/7/2011

- 5/6/2011

Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 5/6/2011 14 comments
After a long wait, Google is finally offering to post photos of store interiors as a service for businesses that want to get noticed.

- 5/6/2011

Robert McGarvey 5/6/2011 22 comments
Rumors of RIM's demise are greatly exaggerated, this author and devotee insists.

- 5/6/2011

- 5/5/2011

Editor's Blog 5/5/2011 39 comments
Let's all roll our eyes at Google's "Dear Sophie" television commercial.

- 5/5/2011

IT Clan Editor's Blog 5/5/2011 10 comments
A survey by Oracle shows many large companies worldwide struggling with out-of-date infrastructure and lack of planning.

- 5/5/2011

- 5/4/2011

Beau Brendler 5/4/2011 10 comments
Spain has told Google to remove links to info about a range of people from its search engine.

Jart Armin 5/4/2011 27 comments
The death of Osama bin Laden has presented cyber scammers and fraudsters with the chance to make a quick buck.

- 5/4/2011

- 5/3/2011

- 5/2/2011

IE Radio 5/2/2011 196 comments
Environmental activist group Greenpeace maintains that providers of cloud computing services, including Apple, Google, and Facebook, are adding to global dirtiness by using coal-fueled utility power, despite their claims of having energy-efficient datacenter designs.

- 5/2/2011

Second Shooter 5/2/2011 2 comments
It's not Apple or Google that we have to worry about, it's their app developers.

- 5/1/2011