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In a partnership that was announced earlier today, social networking site MySpace and wireless industry leader Cingular have collaborated to offer customers…
It's nearly a week since Le Web 3 in Paris and it's still hard to find any meaningful commentary about the event that isn't overshadowed by talk about the political hijacking of the two-day conference.
Google and NASA Ames Research Center have signed a "Space Act Agreement" to pool their collective technological expertise to address issues ranging from large-scale data management and massively distributed computing, to human-computer interfaces.
Technology does not replace the need for good management. Without such management, technology can create more problems than it solves.
Why in this day and age of enormous hard drives and portable storage drives that can be carried in your pocket without even realizing it's there would anyone want to trust an off site data storage site?
The major broadcast networks are reported to be in serious talks about creating a site that would rival the popular video sharing site YouTube. As I reported last week the networks are hoping to create a site that would directly compete with YouTube. An announcement on such a deal could come as early as this week.
