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Quantifying the Value of Delivering a Smarter Shopping Experience
In this white paper, you'll learn the effects of the shopping experience on buying habits and business resiliency. Keep reading to hear more about improving your shopping experience and getting...
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Razors and Blades: Nothing Wrong with the $199 BlackBerry PlayBook
I don't think you can compare HP's $99 TouchPads with RIM's $199 PlayBooks. The former was a fire sale by a company exiting the (non-Windows) tablet business. RIM, on the other hand, is showing...
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Hellacious wallboard--take 2
The nasty wallboard emitting H2S (hydrogen sulphide, a gas) is apparently spread around North America. The Canadians are now complaining about it. I blogged about this latest Chinese import to...
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Iran's Deadly Cyber Police: Indefinite Detention and Execution for Netizens
Iran's terrifying campaign against the internet and netizens is about to go full-throttle with the country's own intranet.
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Razors and Blades: Nothing Wrong with the $199 BlackBerry PlayBook
I don't think you can compare HP's $99 TouchPads with RIM's $199 PlayBooks. The former was a fire sale by a company exiting the (non-Windows) tablet business. RIM, on the other hand, is showing...
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DOJ: Google coughs up $500 million over Canadian pharmacy ads
Google settles with the Department of Justice for $500 million for enabling Canadian pharmacies to target U.S. consumers.
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Canadian SD card buyers are all criminals (or so say the CPCC)
The Canadian Private Copying Collective (CPCC) has a long history of trying to squeeze money from people by labeling them as criminals. It's tried slapping a 'you're a criminal' tax first on iPods...
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Google buys Zetawire - Near field is just around the corner
Hear comes Google's push into near field communications.
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Look for that Canadian seal of approval
Medtronic's approval in Canada means hospitals can start using it now to reduce their backlogs of atrial fibrillation cases. The same system still has only investigatory approval in the U.S.
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Canadian firm sues Facebook
A Toronto-based law firm last week launched litigation seeking class action status against Facebook, alleging the mishandling of sensitive user data.
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Google sends Canadians an American Nexus One
Google announced they would be sending attendees of Google I/O a free Android phone in the mail before the conference -- free phones for the second year in a row. Americans were assigned...
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Cisco snags demand response project with Canadian energy company
Cisco is teaming up with a Canadian utility company on demand-response technologies and energy management applications that could reach about 640,000 customers throughout Alberta. Through its...
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Canadian MP: Tax media devices to pay for copyright infringement
New Democrat Party MP Charlie Angus thinks the Copyright Act isn't working and does not want to wait for federal government solutions or international agreements to be signed.
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Polymer to replace cotton in Canadian currency notes
Canada has decided to follow Australia's lead and begin using a polymer-based material to print bank notes. Several side benefits are that they are recyclable and are cleaner in addition to being...
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Slacker Radio 1.0 for webOS and Canadian subscribers
I have a rather small personal music collection and rely on streaming music applications on my devices to enjoy the latest tunes. I started out using Pandora most of the time, then moved onto...
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Canadian government overrules CRTC, allows Globalive to offer mobile services
Federal Industry Minister Tony Clement took almost 6 weeks to review the CRTC decision denying Globalive a wireless operating certificate. This morning he overturned that decision in what the...
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Canadians get a taste of American medical system with IMS Health buy
Canadian pensions may be riding on the success of an American company performing computing feats that would be incomprehensible in their own country.
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Canadian organization enables peer-to-peer carbon comparisons
Canadian industry group National Quality Institute and developer/advocacy group Zerofootprint creates carbon benchmarking tool for members.
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Start up cellular provider Globalive denied license to operate in Canada
In a stunning victory for Bell Canada, Telus and Rogers, the CRTC denied new start up Globalive a license to operate as a telecommunications (cellular) service provider in Canada
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FAQ: Conficker time bomb ticks, but don't expect boom
The latest variant of the Conficker worm is set to start communicating with other computers on the Internet on April 1 - like an April Fool's Day time bomb with some mysterious payload.
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Hellacious wallboard--take 2
The nasty wallboard emitting H2S (hydrogen sulphide, a gas) is apparently spread around North America. The Canadians are now complaining about it. I blogged about this latest Chinese import to...
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