Search Engines To Congress: Buzz Off
Given the opportunity to serve as targets for Congressional outrage and grandstanding, Google and Microsoft declined the invitation, as did Cisco, while…
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Given the opportunity to serve as targets for Congressional outrage and grandstanding, Google and Microsoft declined the invitation, as did Cisco, while…
So, I've been running an ad from NBC on my Blogads (they submit, I approve, no significant editorial decision involved).
Microsoft and Yahoo scored a place on Fortune Magazines "100 Best Companies To Work For" list for 2006, but the company known for its free meals and volleyball games didn't make the group.
Microsoft has done an about face with its support of MIT Media Laboratory's ambitious "One Laptop Per Child" program, recently stating that cell phone accessories would provide a cheaper alternative, according to the New York Times. Critics say the suggestion is convenient in light of the fact that the Windows CE operating system was rejected by project founder Nicholas Negroponte in favor of open source…
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.