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Mike Moran
Mike Moran   12/4/2009   11 comments
As Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) and Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq: YHOO) near the expected regulatory approval of their deal for Bing to power all Yahoo searches, Bing will become a far more important player in the search business -- one that no search marketer can safely ignore. Bing will have close to 30 percent market share, so it’s the rare marketer that can afford to ignore nearly one third of all customers.
Dan Cypra
Dan Cypra   12/4/2009   6 comments
Getting readers to click on your email newsletter is tough enough. Encouraging them to forward it to their friends, family, and anyone else they know is even tougher. So, how do you create a viral newsletter? Here are some suggestions.
Bob Violino
Bob Violino   12/3/2009   2 comments
Many C-level executives might be skittish about investing in cloud computing, because it’s relatively new, or because they have worries about security, or for other reasons.
Ira Winkler
Ira Winkler   12/3/2009   22 comments
Given all the issues we have with cybersecurity, it amazes me that every time there is a government effort to improve security, it always involves calls for more research. Such is the case with the proposed Cybersecurity Enhancement Act.
Gideon J. Lenkey
Recently I came across an article, more of a re-hash of a press release, describing In-Q-Tel ’s investment in a company called FireEye. I had to chuckle; it's been a long time since I've thought about In-Q-Tel.
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Comparison Shopping for Broadband – Or Not

12|4|09   |   02:36   |   1 comment


Comparing Internet services is tough because service providers price and market their services based on a best-case scenario connection that most consumers will never enjoy.
Steve Saunders' Outernet
Yankee Technology Imperialism Lives

12|4|09   |   2:20   |   6 comments


Some rampant technology xenophobia broke out at the CEO2CEO event on Wall Street this week. Executives need to wake up to the competitive realities of a new global technology market.
Steve Saunders' Outernet
All Hail Rupert Murdoch!

12|3|09   |   2:27   |   4 comments


Rupert Murdoch's plan to use micropayments to charge for access to his global network of 'news' sites won't actually work. But that doesn't mean that other media organizations can't learn from it.
Reiter's Block
The New Looks of Cellphone Operating Systems

12|3|09   |   2:49   |   No comments


Companies used to be confident they'd know exactly what a cellular OS would look like out of the box. Today, that confidence should be fading. Reiter discusses how a cellphone OS's looks could be deceiving, and why businesses need to understand it.
Eurotrash
Talk Big, Walk Big

12|2|09   |   1:32   |   No comments


In 2010, telecom executives should put their words into action when it comes to their Internet development strategies and, um... hire a bunch of children. Or so says our European correspondent.
what.the.ferraro
A Bug in Pandora's Box

12|2|09   |   1:52   |   8 comments


Nicole describes a loophole in Pandora's music service, which lets users dodge the 40-free-hour limit. Shocking!
Sweeney Blog
Better Web Video & the End of Net Neutrality

12|1|09   |   2:32   |   5 comments


As long as the feds require treating all Internet traffic identically, online video will maintain sub-standard quality.
Steve Saunders' Outernet
A Voice-Based Internet

12|1|09   |   2:39   |   6 comments


A technology called Spoken Web could provide an Internet-like experience to the world's 800 million illiterates, using mobile phones.
John Soat
E-Discovery Limits Are Set. Maybe

11|30|09   |   3:04   |   4 comments


E-discovery is the requirement to make available all digital information related to, and in conjunction with, a legal proceeding. An appeals court ruled recently to limit the scope of e-discovery searches, which gives corporate counsel and IT executives a bit more power over the e-discovery process.
Robert D. Atkinson
Why Doesn't the US Have Any Mobile Wallets?

11|28|09   |   2:09   |   No comments


Imagine being able to use your mobile phone to pay taxi and mass transit fare; use vending machines; make retail purchases; and check in at hotels. Every day, millions of citizens in Japan, S. Korea, and soon Singapore do so simply by waving their mobile phones in front of point-of-sale terminals using near-field communication or related technology. But, while the technology is readily available in the US, it will be some time before Americans can use their cellphones as mobile wallets.
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