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Google stepping into the playground of other technology areas has caused trembling for companies as powerful as Microsoft. Koders.com views Google's entry…
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.
Jim Lanzone, CEO of Ask.com, recently made some interesting comments to The Guardian's Kate Bulkley. Lanzone talked about the current state of affairs at Ask, and also spoke about the company's future. He deserves credit for not giving typical responses that have obviously been polished by the PR department.
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Society may be warming up to technology, but that doesn't mean the two are on a first-name basis. A Nielsen/NetRatings study in Britain proved that a large segment of the online population is still in the dark in regards to a number of "tech terms."
The last time I saw a SCO 3.2v4.2 system was the summer of 2004, but another peeked out of the bushes this week.
