News Flash: PR is Still Alive!
With the second post in his PR is dying series Tom Foremski is saying that the agency world has a future as…
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With the second post in his PR is dying series Tom Foremski is saying that the agency world has a future as…
Not so very long ago adding a graph or chart to a web page or application required a fair amount of programming knowledge and was rather time consuming for even the most experienced.
Instead of waiting for a stolen Apple Powerbook to show up on eBay, a firm in Sydney, Australia chose to post it themselves and inform the world of the crime.
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) announced earlier this month the addition of Gnash, a new open source Flash movie player and Firefox plugin, licensed under the GNU General Public License (GNU GPL). "Open source" indicates that developers can build on top of earlier software to add features or tweak the old ones.
This article was written in September 2005 but was not published at the time. In light of recent events, though, we thought it especially pertinent.
During its conference call for the company's earnings announcement, Microsoft's chief financial officer said the time-honored practice of acquiring companies could play into the company's online advertising strategy.