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Ok, it’s been a while since I’ve disagreed with CNET’s Elinor Mills–something that rarely happens, as she’s a fantastic journalist–but here goes.
Ben Keighran moved from Australia to Silicon Valley to position his company, Bluepulse, for big gains among the youthful crowd here that's likely to embrace the service.
People who hold positions as end users on corporate networks have been creating havoc for their IT departments, as they seek out and implement Web 2.0 sites without the expressed permission of the corporate tech bureaucracy.
Google's recent deal with IT outsourcer Capgemini makes Google Apps available through the consultant to its client companies. What are those companies really getting for their $50 annual license?
Mass firings can make people nervous - it’s only natural to wonder who’s next. The remaining employees at Eons are apparently feeling peaceful, however, following a reorganization that saw 24 of their colleagues go.
Advocates in Canada's government are questioning Google's plans to expand its street-level photography when the privacy rights of individuals could be routinely violated.
