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Auto manufacturer Subaru launched an online game competition, the "Shakedown: Subaru Impreza Challenge" at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show on…
SocialText's founder, Ross Mayfield, nails why a bunch of my friends don't trust Microsoft and are finding what Microsoft's Web offerings quite boring (or, even worse, worthy of derision).
Shares dropped 70 cents before Jupitermedia announced after market-close that revenues and net income grew for the company in the third quarter.
For months, the blogosphere was abuzz about potential "Microsoft killers," mainly because of the advent of open source, customizable, server-based applications put forth by whippersnapper companies like Google and Mozilla. Worldwide governments, too, forced the Redmond, Washington-based software giant to open up its code to competition. How would Microsoft deal with it? Gates and company answered today during a preview of two Web-based software services-Windows…
A woman in my MasterMind group posed a question today: why did she spend all her time doing research and never actually go on with "doing" the thing she was researching?
Putting aside all the recent rhetoric and controversy surrounding Web 2.0 companies, a few facts remain, one of which is this: the costs associated with starting and running a business today are significantly lower than they were a few years ago.
