U.S. Preps For Cyber War Games
The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to lead foreign governments, private companies, states and federal agencies in cyber war games. Starting next…
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The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to lead foreign governments, private companies, states and federal agencies in cyber war games. Starting next…
It may be necessary to stop using words like "neat" and "cool"; it's possibly time to put on a tie. A new push involving Google Earth stresses all the practical (and somewhat implausible) reasons cities should create 3D models of themselves.
So Jason is predicting that “Google will have 90% search market share in the US one year from now“, and while people may cringe at that thought, I don’t think it’s a completely unlikely scenario.
A few headlines have popped up today with the good news. I spoke with Ask.com spokesman and VP Nicholas Graham in a personal interview today to clarify Ask’s announcement earlier this week. “The idea that we’re going to become a ‘women’s site’ is not correct,” says Graham. Ask says that the original AP report had an erroneous headline, and it’s pretty much been downhill from…
Just in time for SXSW, I am really pleased to announced that Cerado has launched a handy "Unofficial Pocket Guide" that is based on the beta of Cerado Ventana. It's a mobile-friendly SXSW widget that gives you quick access to: - People - Agenda - Books that authors will be signing in the book lounge - FAQ
I just had dinner with a bunch of Italy’s top tech bloggers and technologists and Marc Canter. Plus I’ve been talking with people all day long. Microsoft hit major Internet home runs today with its announcements, based on what I’m hearing from formerly-skeptical developers. I haven’t heard this level of excitement about Microsoft’s Internet Strategy in years.