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Zawodny On Open Source Citizenship
With a title like "Why Google and Yahoo! can't be better open source citizens" one might think that our companies were squeezing…
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Vonage Hangs Up On Profits
The newly-public company's net loss grew to $74.1 million for the second quarter, compared to $63.6 million from a year earlier.
Second Life: Reality not Escapism
Some interesting commentary about PR and Second Life from Steve Rubel in a brief Beet.tv interview I've just watched.
Wikipedia Can’t Handle the Truthiness
Wikipedia got a painful dose of "wikiality" this week as the online encyclopedia's greatest strength became its worst nightmare. Wikipedia editors, meet Stephen Colbert, whose satirical crusade against "truthiness" arrived with the mocking tone of Monty Python's coconut hoof beats.
Google, Apple Join Khronos Group
The Khronos Group, which focuses "on the creation of open standard, royalty-free APIs," has attracted some powerful new members. Google, Apple, Dell, and several other companies have joined the consortium. Khronos made the announcement at the SIGGRAPH conference and exhibition in Boston.
Ask.com Gets Ready For SES 2006
When the Search Engine Strategies 2006 conference in San Jose gets under way next week, plenty of staffers from Ask.com will be on hand to give presentations.
