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Google to feds: Back off
Lashes out about request for week's worth of search terms, saying compliance would disclose trade secrets, violate users' privacy.
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The end of passwords?
At the RSA Conference 2006 in San Jose, Calif., Bill Gates urges the death of all passwords and offers alternatives from Microsoft. video
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- The age of profit-driven Internet thieves
- Global Online Freedom Act, commercial open source, the end of passwords and more on this week's podcast
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between the lines
Google to provide email hosting?
I bet that better than 90 percent of businesses now in-sourcing their email can't justify the practice. Are you one of them? David Berlind
- MashupCamp stokes the Web app fire
- Around the MashupCamp fire
- Of Bollywood stars and Prozac
- The age of profit-driven Internet thieves
- Paul Saffo on Cyberbia and the future
- Between the Lines Blog
george ou
Dude! The Mac Duo is $1000 more!
I did a little comparison shopping for an 1.83 GHz Core Duo laptop. Here's how the Dell and Apple systems stacked up.
- Busting the myths of Email outsourcing
- Macworld takes issue with Mac Duo versus Dell Duo shootout
- Mac OS X for Intel hacked to run on generic PCs
- Microsoft pushes standardized SSO at RSA
- Can virtualization double Apple's market share?
- George Ou Blog
The Apple Core
- iTab: An iBook-based Tablet Mac
- OSX.Leap.A: a near miss for Mac users
- MacBook Pro 2.16GHz Web snafu
- MacBook Pro speed-bumps delayed
- Apple's Valentine's present: faster MacBook Pros
- Jason O'Grady Blog
Government IT
Open source = political suicide?
Peter Quinn's decision to step down as Massachusetts CIO following his controversial decision to adopt the Open Document Standard sets a chilling precedent. Ramon Padilla Jr.
- Homeland Security: Outlaw rootkits
- Warnings on voter databases
- Long Island Power to plug in to Internet
- Microsoft gets testy with EU regulators
- Online reporting system for lobbyists another failure for Fed IT
- ZDNet Government Blog
IT Facts
- Venture capital market in India reached $1.5 bln in 2005
- Irish VC investments reached 30.58 mln euros in Q4 2005
- Router shipments up 14% in 2005
- MBCOlympics.com generated 167 mln pageviews, 29 mln pageviews in a single day
- 65.7% of Americans to have broadband by 2009
- ITFacts Blog
Dana Gardner's BriefingsDirect
- Message to Google: Get some packaging ASAP
- E-commerce, meet your successor: Knowledge commerce
- Mission-critical AJAX builds ROI envy behind the firewall
- Akamai experiments with super convergence hand-offs
- NetBeans may be a hedge for ISVS against messy client choices
- Dana Gardner Blog
open source
The hardest job in open source is picking winners
If you're betting the company on a piece of software, you don't want to be relying on amateurs. That's what makes the likes of Covalent and JBoss so vital. Dana Blankenhorn
- Is open source now politically correct?
- Don't cry for me oh mySQL (the truth is Oracle can't have you)
- All open source is doomed (yadda yadda yadda)
- My what big IP teeth open source has
- How corporations support open source
- Open-Source Blog
Spyware Confidential
- 180solutions' S3 technology broken?
- More on botnets
- Hax0rs, botnets and adware
- Banning rootkits
- Aussie Olympic gold medalist is spyware pusher?
- Spyware Confidential Blog
Tom Foremski
Welcome to the future transparency
If the government wants to be Big Brother, they simply buy it in from the commercial sector. Many companies already serve up your personal data to anybody with a credit card. Tom Foremski
- Oracle's fiduciary duty to stop the open-source movement
- Steve Gillmor: God incarnate?
- New Intel CEO preps for massive marketing push of new brands
- Internet 2.0 will be dominated by the new media and its technologies
- The Beat Generation influence on blogging
- Tom Foremski Blog
Software as Services
What makes on-demand better
Forget about the software. Here are six distinct characteristics of on-demand applications that make them superior to conventional packaged software.Phil Wainewright
- Forget Exchange, the hosted email debate has moved on
- What's the true cost of running email in-house?
- Time to bring your money in-house
- Salesforce.com puts its reputation on (the) line
- Whatever Office Live is, it ain't the Web Office
- Software as Services Blog
Googling Google
- Google Trusted Tester program
- More code foreshadowing perhaps?
- GMail popup has been fixed
- GMail popup blocker update
- New MSN Search design, next Google
- Google Blog
Rational rants
Eavesdropping: A little dab'll Dubya
Warrantless monitoring is killing our intelligence efforts the same way a company that gets too much IT budget drowns employees in meaningless data. Mitch Ratcliffe
- Documenting human capital: The next wave of economic development
- Stalking the bipedal business jargon idiot
- Google Agonistes
- Apple, hypocritical?
- Web 2.0: It's all in the meme
- Mitch Ratcliffe Blog
emerging tech
- 'Active cookies' for better security?
- 'Robot Ships' to clean virtual oil spills
- DARPA's 'Social Puppet'
- Storing hydrogen in carbon nanotubes
- Semantic Web tools for car design
- Emerging Tech Blog
service oriented
Survey: Java EE, .NET neck and neck
It's not a case of either/or. Enterprises want both frameworks for various parts of their IT infrastructures. Joe McKendrick
- Time for event-driven SOA
- Yes, we're relevant; here's an acronym to prove it
- Bottle 'governance'? No way
- 'Don't automate, obliterate'
- Fighting complexity with complexity
- Service-Oriented Blog
web 2.0 explorer
Digg.com: Mass wisdom or mob mentality?
On this technology news site, content is controlled by users, not editors. Founder Kevin Rose discusses GroupThink, digg's Slashdot-like popularity, its battle with spammers, and upcoming personalization features. Richard MacManus
- 6 Vistas - 3 Home, 2 Business, 1 "Ultimate"
- URL Hotties
- Office Live reactions - will the real Web Office please stand up?
- Office Live goes live today!
- Is Firefox dropping the ball, like Netscape in 97?
- Web 2.0 Explorer Blog
ip telephony
- ''Scuse me while I kiss - uh, CLICK, this link
- Skype over 3G Symbian handset: how much latency is too much?
- Emergency call center to Canadian Vonage 911 caller: "are you in Alabama?"
- BitTorrent users, ignore Opera at your inconvenience
- Expert: Skype calls nearly impossible for NSA to intercept
- IP Telephony Blog
Paul Murphy
Why Linux gets more secure every day
It's a fundamental difference: Microsoft community fights exploits after the fact; Linux works to eliminate the exploit opportunity. Paul Murphy
- Trolling for page hits
- Comic relief - courtesy of customer service
- Applying the Midas touch to Mactel
- What Mactel means for Apple
- Astonishing performance numbers from Freescale
- Paul Murphy Blog
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