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  • Sainsbury's rebrands Tiger bread after request from 3 year old

    Sainsbury's has rebranded its Tiger bread to Giraffe bread after receiving a letter from 3 and a half year old Lily. Listening to the customer is good for your reputation - no matter how old the...

    Blog posts | January 31, 2012 9:02am PST

  • The Little Red Hen eats the bread

    There is a warning here for users of other open source projects, a warning that should be heeded. A contract is not forever. It is not a guarantee. Open source depends on those who get free code...

    Blog posts | August 24, 2010 6:17am PDT

  • What does Google, Facebook, Windows, the iPhone and sliced bread have in common?

    They may not be the very best at what they do, but they are certainly the most popular. Are they unstoppable, or could they only be overtaken 'by design'?

    Blog posts | June 28, 2010 2:42am PDT

  • Bake off: On-premise vs. SaaS toasters

    Blogger and master data management (MDM) expert, Ramon Chen, compares what would happen if on-premise and cloud-based software companies each made toasters.

    Blog posts | August 31, 2009 6:37pm PDT

  • Who's responsible?

    The rational explanation for the apparent irrationality required for Wintel expense to be a Giffen good is simple: the sellers are the buyers - senior management's failure to get involved leaves...

    Blog posts | August 5, 2008 12:15am PDT

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  • Sainsbury's rebrands Tiger bread after request from 3 year old

    Sainsbury's has rebranded its Tiger bread to Giraffe bread after receiving a letter from 3 and a half year old Lily. Listening to the customer is good for your reputation - no matter how old the...

    Blog posts | January 31, 2012 9:02am PST

  • The Little Red Hen eats the bread

    There is a warning here for users of other open source projects, a warning that should be heeded. A contract is not forever. It is not a guarantee. Open source depends on those who get free code...

    Blog posts | August 24, 2010 6:17am PDT

  • What does Google, Facebook, Windows, the iPhone and sliced bread have in common?

    They may not be the very best at what they do, but they are certainly the most popular. Are they unstoppable, or could they only be overtaken 'by design'?

    Blog posts | June 28, 2010 2:42am PDT

  • Times Square car bomb terrorist arrest: Following the tech bread crumbs

    The arrest of Faisal Shahzad, the man who allegedly drove a car bomb into Times Square Sunday, was nabbed courtesy of some tech-aided sleuthing.

    Blog posts | May 4, 2010 9:56am PDT

  • The Most Insanely Great Thing Since Sliced Bread: iMatzoh

    The iMatzo, which Apple describes at "revolutionary unleavened technology" builds upon 5000 years of Semetic baking methods.

    Blog posts | April 1, 2010 8:30am PDT

  • Google Wave: The moral equivalent of sliced bread

    So far, there seems to be a bit of schism here at ZDNet over the utility of Google Wave. Some of us really dig it, the jury is still out for others, and our resident dinosaur, Jason Perlow...

    Blog posts | October 14, 2009 8:32pm PDT

  • PhotoSketch: better than sliced bread, Photoshop

    This is quite possibly the coolest thing I've ever seen a computer do. What if you could draw some stick figures on a screen and somehow magically create a beautiful image montage? Well, it's...

    Blog posts | October 5, 2009 2:56pm PDT

  • Bake off: On-premise vs. SaaS toasters

    Blogger and master data management (MDM) expert, Ramon Chen, compares what would happen if on-premise and cloud-based software companies each made toasters.

    Blog posts | August 31, 2009 6:37pm PDT

  • Who wins: Sliced bread or Windows 7?

    In what could well be the most strange comparison to date, which would win - Windows 7 or sliced bread? Crazy ramblings of the resident student mad-man,

    Blog posts | August 13, 2009 12:49pm PDT

  • Who's responsible?

    The rational explanation for the apparent irrationality required for Wintel expense to be a Giffen good is simple: the sellers are the buyers - senior management's failure to get involved leaves...

    Blog posts | August 5, 2008 12:15am PDT

  • Location apps shine in Google Android contest

    Judging from the results of the Android Developer Challenge, you can expect to find at least one location-based application in the upcoming Google Android phone.

    News items | May 20, 2008 5:44am PDT

  • Bread, milk and a Linux PC

    France's number one supermarket chain is planning to sell "Compubox," a PC powered by Mandrake Linux.

    News items | August 3, 2004 1:43pm PDT

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