Attensa Frees Its Client For Outlook
When Attensa coders were finishing changes to the 1.5 version, company marketing director Scott Niesen noted they felt ready to make the…
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When Attensa coders were finishing changes to the 1.5 version, company marketing director Scott Niesen noted they felt ready to make the…
If you are an HR Professional and you are not tracking your department's specific profit contribution, you should be.
When was the last time you saw somebody who wasn't carrying a cell phone? I know there are folks out there who don't have one. I just don't know them.
I had dinner with Ajit Jaokar, CEO of Futuretext, a publishing company that publishes tech books like Mobile Web 2.0 and Russell Shaw, a prolific blogger (he writes a VoIP blog over on ZDNet, but also has political blogs and other blogging jobs over on Weblogs Inc, among others).
Brad Greenspan, who says he, not Chris DeWolfe or Tom Anderson, founded MySpace.com, is accusing News Corp. and MySpace's parent company, Intermix, of defrauding shareholders out of $20 billion. Greenspan filed suit with other shareholders in federal court, asking that MySpace be released from News Corp. control.
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