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What’s Your Name, Little Website?
All the good names online really are taken, which is why so many new web sites have arrived on the scene with…
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Justice Department Seeks Your Web Records
Your Web activity may be scrutinized a little more closely in coming days, and records of it are going to stick around for longer than in the past. The U.S. Justice Department has asked giants AOL, Google, and Microsoft to hold onto accounts of their users' online actions for up to two years. The information is intended to help with investigations into terrorism and child…
Mainsoft Brings ASP.NET To WebSphere
The company's MainWin for J2EE, Portal Edition, enables IBM customers to run ASP.NET applications natively on the WebSphere Portal.
Microsoft: Two Heads Are Better Than One
The position of former Microsoft Office chief Steven Sinofsky has been replaced. It's apparently going to take two people, though, to take over his old job. Kurt DelBene and Antoine Leblond were tapped as Sinofsky's replacements.
Make A Date With The AdSense Calendar
Google's AdSense Calendar can be integrated with the Google Calendar to keep AdSense users informed of events related to the service.
Justice: Save Web Data For Two Years
Companies like Google, Comcast, Verizon, and Microsoft have recently met with the Department of Justice and the FBI on the suggestions that those Internet companies retain user web activities for as long as two years to help fight terrorism and child pornography.
