Microsoft: Eight Lawsuits In Seven States
Yesterday, Microsoft announced the filing of eight lawsuits in seven different states aimed at punishing resellers of counterfeit software.
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Content Industry Outlook
Notes from an industry overview session at the Buying and Selling eContent conference in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Click Fraud Exposed
Joe Holcomb is the Senior Vice President of Marketing for BlowSearch. Over at his personal blog, he has written one…
HP Announces Two New iPod Additions
Today, Hewlett-Packard announced two additions to Apple's iPod family, giving users the ability to take their music with them, as…
Abbott Reports First Quarter Results
Abbott today announced financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2005.
Basic DNS: PTR Records and Why You Care
A PTR record is what lets someone do a "reverse" DNS lookup - that is, they have your IP address…
PR Talk: Media References, Are They Really Needed?
There are only two things in this world that annoy me and one is a prospective client asking for my…
XP Service Pack 2 Block Expires Today
Today, April 12, 2005 sees the ability of the optional XP blocking tool, which prevents Microsoft's XP Service Pack 2…
Mac OS X Tiger Set For April 29 Launch
Apple is preparing to go to another level with its upcoming OS. Offering what is being called "The World's Most…
Black & Decker Raises Expectations
Black & Decker announced that, due to continuing strong sales, especially in its North American Power Tools and Accessories business...
