Scoble Deletes Anti-Google Post
Microsoft's Chief Blogger Robert Scoble pulled a anti-Google post from his blog yesterday. I'm reprinting it here (thanks to the Bloglines cache)…
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Microsoft's Chief Blogger Robert Scoble pulled a anti-Google post from his blog yesterday. I'm reprinting it here (thanks to the Bloglines cache)…
The Attorney General told a Chamber of Commerce conference the government needs more laws to better protect intellectual property creators.
Instant messaging is overtaking email as the preferred way to communicate, especially among teens and young adults. Overall, IM's are up 19 percent year over year, with many Americans sending as many, if not more, IM's than they do emails, according to AOL's Instant Messaging Trends Survey.
Heh, I was reading Mary Hodder's post about the correct term to call people who generate content and thinking back to why I hate the term "user generated content."...
A release candidate will be sacrificed in order to keep the oft-delayed next-generation operating system on schedule for a late 2006 release.
Not about to sit on the sidelines as other websites reap the influx of online shopping, MSN announced a "new and improved" MSN Shopping service with new comparison shopping tools, links to free shipping, and services for procrastinators. And if Danny Bonaduce rehab TV has left you cold, "America's favorite mother," Shirley Jones will be at your service with gift ideas.