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W3C Breaks Out The Red Pen
The World Wide Web Consortium released a new edition of Core XML Standards late last week.
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Hail And Farewell, Print Media
Old Media is in its final throes, as a New Media carillon tolls dismally in the distance, and the potential mourners are too busy with their mobiles to care about the inescapable grip of entropy upon the dying body politic of the newspaper industry.
Zune: Really A Toshiba Product
In what comes as no surprise to anyone who looked closely, the much-hyped Microsoft Zune portable media device is pretty much a Toshiba Gigabeat S with added Wifi, a new OS, and different buttons.
Microsoft Ships Internet Explorer 7 RC1
Microsoft made available the first release candidate version of Internet Explorer 7, which is expected to have its final release around the same time Windows Vista does.
Amazon Stretches Into Elastic Computing
Just as the online retailer expanded its web service offerings with its S3 Simple Storage Service, Amazon now offers the Elastic Compute Cloud, a virtual machine for developers to use.
Employee Surveys Increase Employee Performance
In any labor market, companies compete to find and keep the best employees, using pay, benefits, promotions, and training.
