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Why Preventing Fragmentation Is Good for Your Budget
Anything that slows down data subtracts from your bottom line. Instead of using two-decades-old technology to defrag after the fact, why not use higher level technology from Diskeeper that...
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CERT: AOL Radio has high-risk flaw
The U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team has warned about a code execution flaw in the AOL Radio software. I'm not sure how many folks use AOL Radio, but AOL still has a lot of eyeballs. If...
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The secret of how to live at AOL
For two months last fall, 19-year-old entrepreneur Eric Simons lived at AOL's Palo Alto, Calif., building. He kept his stuff in a locker, showered in its gym, ate its food, and slept on couches....
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AOL joins Microsoft as sponsor of Outercurve Foundation
The open-source-focused Outercurve Foundation now has a second major backer, in addition to Microsoft.
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Yahoo: Facebook's AOL patent deal with Microsoft shows it is weak
Yahoo has released a statement about Facebook's purchase of 650 AOL patents from Microsoft. In short, Sunnyvale has made it clear that it is going to keep fighting Menlo Park till the very end.
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Microsoft shows patent-war newcomers how it's done with AOL deal
In one smooth move, Microsoft is pocketing $550 million by selling hundreds of patents it bought from AOL to Facebook.
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Why Facebook is buying 650 AOL patents from Microsoft
Facebook is acquiring the majority of the patents Microsoft just acquired from AOL. Facebook will thus soon own over 1,000 patents. This deal is really all about another company: Yahoo.
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Microsoft, Facebook strike deal over AOL patent portfolio
Microsoft gives Facebook the right to purchase -- for $550 million cash -- a portion of the patent portfolio it recently agreed to acquire from AOL.
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Microsoft outbid Facebook for AOL patents (rumor)
Facebook also wanted the 800 patents AOL was selling, but Microsoft won the bidding war, according to a new rumor. There's still a chance, however, that Facebook will get the patents it wants.
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Google may be able to legally listen in to your Wi-Fi networking
If you're working over unencrypted Wi-Fi, Google, and anyone else, may be able to legally listen in to what you're doing.
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What Microsoft's AOL/Netscape patent purchases mean
What did Microsoft really buy from AOL and what will that mean for the Web and its competition? The experts give their two cents on what the deal will mean.
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Microsoft buys Netscape Web patents from AOL to attack Google
Microsoft didn't just buy AOL's patents, they bought what was left of its one time fierce Web browser rival Netscape's intellectual property to use in attacking Google's Android and Chrome.
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AOL's patent sale to Microsoft: stripped clean, or savvy move?
AOL strikes a deal with Microsoft to sell and license hundreds of patents. The move gives AOL a massive injection of cash. Now what, Tim Armstrong?
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Microsoft's purchase of AOL patents may be about a Google map war
If you connect the dots AOL's patent sale to Microsoft may have a lot to do with the Bing Maps, Mapquest, OpenStreetMap trio vs. Google Maps.
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AOL, Microsoft announce $1.056 billion patent deal
A patent sale agreement between AOL and Microsoft is expected to result in proceeds of $1.056 billion.
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AOL seeking buyer for patents with help from Evercore
Bloomberg reports that AOL is receiving help from Evercore Partners to pitch the portfolio, which could be worth roughly $1 billion in licensing income.
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State Dept. offering tech training to more women in Africa
TechWomen is an international exchange that uses technology as a means to empower women and girls worldwide, particularly in North Africa and the Middle East.
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Report: AOL cuts more than 40 jobs, mostly from AIM unit
Major job cuts are under way at AOL, with the AIM department taking the biggest hits as the number of layoffs could approach 100.
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Student sends MIT letter to space
A 17 year old MIT hopeful did something creative with her acceptance letter - launched it in to space.
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LTE spectrum sharing could accelerate coverage
German researchers have create algorithms that allow two or more LTE providers to use a network jointly, which can help reduce infrastructure costs, close coverage gaps, and speed availability to...
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AOL fourth-quarter profits beat expectations, still far from healthy
AOL's fourth-quarter results are out. As its dial-up subscriptions fall, it recouped its losses from advertising sales. The bottom line is that AOL is hanging in there.
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