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After many rumours and crossed fingers (at least on my part), the New York Times has finally bitten the bullet and removed…
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After many rumours and crossed fingers (at least on my part), the New York Times has finally bitten the bullet and removed…
As online shoppers become more discriminating, retailers must provide a consistently positive experience, according to a Shop.org study "The State of Retailing Online 2007", conducted by Forrester research.
With social networks like MySpace and YouTube taking an active role in politics, social media offers a good opportunity for presidential candidates to connect with potential volunteers and donors, according to a new report from JupiterResearch, "Politics on the Net: Reaching Audiences that Matter."
There’s no such thing as a portable La-Z-Boy, but there are comfortable camping chairs. And although a 42-inch LCD might be ideal, pocket-sized video devices are also popular. Now, with the formal launch of AdSense for Mobile, Google seems to be getting into the transportability trend.
IBM has decided to play in the free productivity suite market with a reincarnation of its Symphony brand, for a collection of Lotus Notes 8 editors under that name.
The rumored arrival of a Google option for creating and viewing slide-based presentations became fact with the debut of its newest feature on Google Docs.