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Many marketers will likely find Google's new demographic features interesting and useful. The big question is: when will Google add such capabilities…
High school students from Ohio and Michigan watched an open heart surgery procedure as part of an interactive videoconference.
Google has released its previously announced BlackBerry client. The free 200k download will let BlackBerry users communicate on the Google Talk and Jabber networks, and (presumably) eventually AOL Instant Messenger.
Microsoft revealed at the Intel Developer Forum on Friday that no 32-bit Windows system would ever support Extensible Firmware Interface, dashing hopes that dual-booting Vista and Mac OS X would be a lot easier.
A couple of new services associated with Microsoft's Windows Live online platform offer competition to Google Video and Yahoo Answers.
As someone who's moderated a few conference panels in recent months, and is preparing for doing another one in June, I found Guy Kawasaki's tips on how to be a great moderator quite useful:
