DuPont Fabros, Datacenters, And Power Problems
Homeowners appreciate not having power lines all around them, and it turns out that the owners of datacenters feel the same way. …
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Homeowners appreciate not having power lines all around them, and it turns out that the owners of datacenters feel the same way. …
Given both the state of the U.S. economy and the time of the year, “reorganization” is a euphemism that we’re seeing more and more. BusinessWeek started things off with a slightly different term - “transformation” - but it is nonetheless laying off 12 employees.
"Jackass 2.5" a new hour-long film that features leftover footage from last year's "Jackass 2" along with new content will makes its debut exclusively online December 19.
Free shipping is so nice - you know what you’re getting into from the start, with no surprises at the final checkout screen. The French may see some last-minute additions to their book orders, however, as a court has ruled that Amazon.fr must charge for deliveries.
Facebook appears to be trying to gain some ground against Google’s as-yet-unreleased OpenSocial effort by opening up its developer platform for other sites to use.
Yesterday, I had the tremendous privilege of moderating a Webinar with our Search 2010 Panel: Marissa Mayer from Google, Larry Cornett from Yahoo, Justin Osmer from Microsoft, Daniel Read from Ask, Jakob Nielsen from the Nielsen Norman Group, Chris Sherman from Search Engine Land and Greg Sterling from Sterling Market Intelligence. It was a great conversation, and the full one hour Webinar is now available.