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Matsushita To Toshiba: DVD Fight Is Over
The president of Matsushita, which supports Sony and its Blu-ray technology, tells rival Toshiba to back down in talks.
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Xbox, PlayStation Prices Like a Tax on Fun
Upgrading to a next generation game console is looking to be an expensive endeavor, working not unlike a tax on the non-industrious. With Microsoft leveraging a supply and demand advantage for the holiday season and Sony just trying to pay for its state-of-the-art-ness, Nintendo's Revolution may turn out to be a cost-effective compromise.
Google To Feed You Ads
Google's AdSense for Feeds gives advertisers placement in popular web site feeds everywhere. RSS and Atom feeds of web sites showed so much promise. No more going from site to site to see the content you want.
Netscape 8.0: Browsing Your Options
Once king-of-the-hill Netscape, which has in recent times been reduced to a dismal 1% market share (compared with Internet Explorer's 88%, and Firefox's 9%), released its latest browser today, Netscape 8.0. The browser boasts two remedies for today's Internet woes: phishing and spyware protection and a cure for incompatible web standards.
How to Save Money on Training
1) Use a live instructor. Adults learn best by doing, practicing, and experiencing. Effective instructors customize their programs to meet people's needs, provide counsel on individual challenges, and respond to questions. Videos, CDs, and E-learning are seldom effective for primary learning.
Star Wars Debut May Force Productivity Loss
Businesses around the country, especially those tied to high-tech industries, will see workplace efforts supplanted by Darth Vader.
