31 January: Five Stories You Need to Read
Slashdot reports that "Microsoft beat out Johnson & Johnson for the top spot in the annual Wall Street Journal survey of the reputations of U.S. companies.” According to CNetNews.com, “Google, [...]
30 January – Five Stories You Need to Read
CNetNews.com reports that “[p]hishing attacks have outnumbered e-mails infected with viruses and Trojan horse programs for the first time, according to security experts.” According to another CNetNews.com story, "[a] month [...]
29 January – Five Stories You Need to Read
Yahoo! News predicts that “[t]he rift between the free- and open-source factions will have profound implications for the rest of the software industry when GPL 3 is adopted.” According to [...]
25 January – Five Stories You Need to Read
The Register reports that “[t]he Netherlands has joined Scandinavian led action against Apple's digital rights management lock on its iPod device and iTunes software.” In an unrelated story, The Register [...]
24 January – Five Stories You Need to Read
Yahoo!News reports that “[o]n Tuesday, rivals Microsoft and OpenOffice.org both released toolkits that support building applications for their competing document file formats and productivity suites.” According to The Register, “Oracle [...]
Is Silicon Valley Tired? And Europe Wired?
John Markoff has an interesting piece in the New York TImes today about the Digital, Life, Design conference in Munich. The theme of the piece is that the whole "World [...]