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By the way, remember last week when I said Microsoft doesn't care about influentials because we don't support Firefox and didn't get…
Fans of the digital video recording service can now use Yahoo to remotely program their TiVo from a newly opened portal on Yahoo's web site.
Internet file sharing entity Grokster appears to have downloaded a dirge, as the company's no longer offers software that allows people to swap files, in some cases copyrighted files, at no charge.
When the Internet burst upon the scene in the early 1990's, the concept of software as a service (SAAS) seemed an idea whose time had come.
Back in October, IBM announced the launch of Aperi open source storage software in conjunction with eight other companies. Some discussion from IBM suggests one major reason for Aperi's creation was to speed up adoption of the SMI-S storage software standard.
The same day as PubSub's announcement about a similar service aimed at harnessing the ever-evolving information-overloaded blogosophere and using that power for good, IBM introduced new software enabling businesses to make sense of and manage information emerging from social networks about their company-a type of gossip monitor, called Public Image Monitoring Solution.
