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How Telecoms Will Kill The Internet
Net neutrality is coming to an end, as an array of deep-pocketed telecom firms throw money and lobbyists at Congress in an…
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Bill And Melinda Gates Open More Windows
Normally, the articles for this are about trends and technologies in Windows. This story will be a bit more about Bill Gates, founder and chief software architect of Microsoft. Something Bill Gates and his wife Melinda are becoming more known for though is the charitable work of their foundation. Time magazine made them their "Person of the Year."
AIT Aims To Burst Google’s Bubble
"This is the second time the bubble bursts." The austere warning from AIT CEO Clarence Briggs seemed like an alarmist's rendition of reality. But then he said, "It's easier to join it than it is to stand up and fight it." And he was right.
Wikipedia Close to Brittanica, Sets Donations Goals
As Wikipedia becomes larger and more widely accepted, now with an Alexa rank in the range of the top 30 websites on the Internet, it's beginning to have an impact on people's perception, accuracy, and donations strategies. All of which have been, for the most part, positive.
Cross-Selling Takes Teamwork
Progressive company's understand the power of cross-selling and recognize it as a critical component for promoting both customer retention and revenue growth.
Six Apart: Perceptions and the Role of Communication
This is clearly not a good time for some companies offering blogosphere services.
