News to know: Exectweet, Twitter, Intel options, iPhone 3.0, Vista share
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Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft + Federated Media + Twitter = ExecTweets
Paul Greenberg: Is Twitter Social CRM? Nope.
Larry Dignan: Intel aims to reprice employee stock options; Otellini total comp tops $12.7M
Andrew Nusca: AT&T: iPhone 3.0 June, faster HSDPA; $99 3G netbook coming
Sam Diaz: Vista grows share; Data suggests businesses stick with XP
Jason Perlow: SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11: Lots of Tech but Short on Polish
Sean Portnoy: GE postpones next month's launch of its new HDTVs
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Memo to Google & Amazon: ?Cloud Computing’ Really Is Time-Sharing. Next: Will Punch Cards Make A Comeback?
Sean Portnoy: Bigfoot Network's Killer Xeno network interface cards are designed for online gamers
Sam Diaz: Former Google CIO Merrill out at EMI
Larry Dignan: Skype goes enterprise: It's about time
Chris Jablonski: Haptic jacket lets you feel the movies
Harry Fuller: Calling all carbon capture and recycling companies
Heather Clancy: Ricoh contributes work around cartridge recycling to Eco-Patent organizaton
Joe McKendrick: Services for hire: SOA as revenue generator
Heather Clancy: EMC moves to help shape emissions reporting criteria
Harry Fuller: Nano-car rolling soon
ZDNet UK: Outsourcing prices to fall 10 percent
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft: No on-premise Azure hosting for business users
Dana Blankenhorn: TomTom tells Ballmer tear down this wall
- ZDNet UK: TomTom joins Linux protection group
Ryan Naraine: Stealthy router-based botnet worm squirming
Joe Brockmeier: Tux goes on Spring break
Phil Wainewright: At last, the Web moves beyond advertising
Jennifer Leggio: PR agencies: There's been a terrible miscommunication
Sam Diaz: Yankee Group: SMBs can save by moving to cloud
Ryan Naraine: Researchers demo BIOS attack that survives hard-disk wipe
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source to meet with CCHIT at HIMSS
Andrew Nusca: Is end of the golden age of Netbooks already near?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Is the geek love affair with Firefox waning?
Ed Burnette: Countdown to Philly ETE 2009
Ryan Naraine: BBC: Botnet purchase experiment was in 'public interest'
Brian Sommer: IT management and home crisis similarities
Jason D. O'Grady: Apple discontinues Bluetooth headset
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft Windows Home Server Power Pack 2 on deck
Dana Blankenhorn: The magic word driving Microsoft open source strategy
Dennis Howlett: The future of Twitter: SocialBRP
Larry Dignan: Oracle picks up Relsys to round out health sciences lineup
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft readies its Web platform 2.0
Ryan Naraine: Nils2Own: 'I want to see security flaws fixed'
Dan Kusnetzky: More comments on Cisco UCS launch
Jason Hiner: Things you should know about SOA