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Tribune’s troubles reflect old media in new age
ZDNet Senior Editor Sam Diaz offers his take on the recent filing by Tribune for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Diaz says newspaper executives only have themselves to blame, by holding tight to...
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Dell to launch ARM servers 'at appropriate time'
Dell says that "demands of our customers" called for more ARM efforts.
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Doing some hiring? Mobile app 'time shifts' interviews
HireVue offers a service that lets companies push interactive questionnaires to candidates that can be completed on demand using smartphones or tablet computers.
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RIP webOS: Again and for good this time
The situation at HP is putting a nail in the coffin of webOS, effectively killing it off yet again.
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World's first M2M time clock powers payroll, doesn't fudge the numbers
The world's first machine-to-machine technology-powered time clock tracks hourly employees in the field for payroll, no paper time sheets necessary.
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Outsourcers: Now is the time for the next step in productivity
Commentary - Slow job growth projections combined with an upcoming presidential election have made "outsourcing" a four-letter word in American business circles. The largest proponents of...
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Comcast, Cox, Time Warner partner on metro Wi-Fi
Bright House, Cablevision, Comcast, Cox and Time Warner Cable partner on free-if-you're-a-customer wireless under the name "CableWifi."
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Microsoft's shifting priorities: It's about time
I’ve asked a few illustrious members of the worldwide Microsoft community to share their insights via guest posts on a variety of topics — from Windows Phone, to Hyper-V.
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The Top 10 Web IPOs of all time -- pre-Facebook, that is (images)
CNET takes a look at the top IPOs ever posted by Web companies. And the results might just shock you.
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Apple releases QuickTime 7.7.2 for Windows, fixes 17 flaws
Apple QuickTime version 7.7.2 is out, fixing 17 security vulnerabilities in the multimedia framework. This is a security update, meaning no new features have been added. You should still update.
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Your passwords don't suck, it's your policies
A developer has created a password analysis tool that examines patterns to determine password strength and concludes password-creation policies are the real enemy of solid passwords.
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SAP HANA teams with Opera Solutions for real-time packaged analytics
Germany's SAP and New Jersey-based Opera Solutions partner to deliver predictive analytics in real time.
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Is it time for a C-level social media executive?
As social media becomes more strategic to the way organizations operate, does this mean it's time to move the function to the C-suite? Does centralizing make sense, or should responsibility for it...
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It's about time: Amazon Kindle could get a color screen this year
Amazon may finally release a Kindle with a color E Ink screen, according to a recent report.
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Facebook amends IPO a sixth time, again warns about mobile
In its sixth IPO amendment, Facebook has added new text once again warning that it has not yet figured out how to monetize its mobile users. The company is expected to go public next week.
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Smartphones beat computers for Facebook time
In March 2012, U.S. Facebook users spent more time accessing the social network from their smartphone rather than their computer. Mobile devices are slowly beginning to dominate computing.
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A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away..
On Star Wars day strike back with toys, gadgets, clothes and accessories from the epic series of films. May the fourth be with you...
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Facebook scam: Get a Free Pair of Oakleys! (limited time only)
A new Facebook scam exploits your desire to get a free pair of Oakleys sunglasses. Don't just blindly click on suspicious links. Remember: if it's too good to be true, it's probably a scam.
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First time Apple product buyers spell trouble for PC world
Millions of new iPad buyers are getting their first exposure to Apple products. This could be bad for PC makers, Microsoft, and other Apple competitors.
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Nokia loses global cellphone lead to Samsung for first time since 1998
Samsung is a force in the smartphone world and just ousted Nokia for the global cellphone lead, which Nokia has led since 1998.
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