The post-Powell FCC
Russell Shaw explains why telecom policy won't change under a new FCC commissioner when Michael Powell leaves the post...
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Russell Shaw explains why telecom policy won't change under a new FCC commissioner when Michael Powell leaves the post...
When security firm WatchGuard Technologies reported today that spyware is the biggest threat to company networks this...
According to an InfoWorld report, the ObjectWeb consortium's most well known open source project -- JOnAS (aka Java Open Application Server) -- is making headway in Europe, particularly in France where ObjectWeb major backers Groupe Bulle, France Telecom, and France's National Institute for Research in Computer Scienceand Control (INRIA) hail from. The report quotes Shawn Willett, a senior analyst at Current Analysis Inc.
Intel, whose processor roadmaps have had their fair share of delays, is shipping something early for a change. That something is its Vanderpool virtualization technology for desktops.
With regard to ZDNet's experiment in media transparency, Dan Gillmor wrote in his blog:"In an ideal world I'd like to have had access to a full transcript as well, because I a) can read faster than I can listen; and b) I can quote more easily from text than audio. But that's asking a lot, partly because it's not cheap to get transcripts.
Silicon.com's CIO Jury, a panel of European IT executives isn't salivating over the latest Apple offerings: Richard Yeo, CTO at easyGroup: "Proprietary hardware and software, overpriced, few applications.
Now, with the election over, you'd think that things over at the JohnKerry.com Web site might have quieted down.
I attended the Churchhill Club's forum last night, entitled Silicon Valley's New Century Leaders. New York Times reporter John Markoff led a discussion with the "leaders": Charles E.
This month, MIT's publication Technology Review introduced a new design with a host of changes, including the addition of some new sections that the...