Microsoft Cutting Government Red Tape
Microsoft's chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates wants to see governments worldwide embrace the cost-savings available by implementing stronger IT infrastructures.
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Microsoft's chairman and chief software architect Bill Gates wants to see governments worldwide embrace the cost-savings available by implementing stronger IT infrastructures.
I've seen two instances recently in which companies apologized after incurring the wrath of bloggers.
A one-week ban on IP addresses associated with the US Congress will stay in effect until the Wikipedia Foundation can collect comments on abuses of Wikipedia by Congressional staffers.
Participating in the first UK preview of Windows Live in London last Thursday evening was a worthwhile experience.
On Wall Street, financial investors speak of CEOs improving their companies' "top line" by increasing sales volume or their "bottom line" by reducing their expenses to expand the margins from their current sales volume.
419 scam emails coming from IP addresses belonging to Google's Gmail service landed in SpamCop spamtrap accounts, leading SpamCop to blacklist those addresses.