News to know: IT wary of Web 2.0; DST looms; New My Yahoo
Notable headlines:
Dion Hinchcliffe: More organizations shift to Web 2.0 while IT departments remain wary.
AT&T may try to alter pact with Yahoo: WSJ
AP: Gates, Buffett Top Billionaires Ranking. List.
Daylight Saving woe:
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft customers melting down over Daylight Saving patches.Larry Dignan: Your DST IT nightmare: Who’s to blame? Hint: They’re in DC.
Russell Shaw: Here’s your complete BlackBerry Daylight Savings Time how-to resource.
Matthew Miller: Apply Daylight Saving Time updates to all your mobile devices.
Daylight saving change proves thorny for businesses.
Ryan Naraine: Microsoft: No security patches this month. Talkative botnet herder taunts security researchers.
Read/WriteWeb: My Yahoo gets Web 2.0 makeover. Techmeme.
50 ways to kill an asteroid--Roland Piquepaille
GigaOm: Is Clearwire worth $4 billion?
Arstechnica: Skype: Now you, too, can run a phone sex line (or even tech support!).
Vonage to pay $58 million in Verizon patent case.
Donna Bogatin: Google beefs up legal team in wake of subpoenas.
NY Times: Start-Up Aims for Database to Automate Web Searching.
Ryan Stewart: Public beta of Apollo releasing around March 16th.
SEC Suspends Trading Of 35 Companies Touted In Spam Email Campaigns.
CIO: How to Keep Server TCO Down.
Jason O'Grady: AirPort Extreme software up
Dana Blankenhorn: How good an open source citizen can Oracle become?
Images: Carmakers paint Geneva green (right).
eBay CEO: Phishers threaten user trust.
HP technology aims to capture true 'Shrek' green.
CNET Australia: iTunes: Just how random is random?