Telecom Giants in Europe Plan $30 Billion Deal
Nokia of Finland and Siemens of Germany are expected to announce on Monday that they will merge their telecommunication network equipment businesses in a deal valued at more than $30 billion, people i...
AT&T offers broadband by itself Unpublicized DSL service won't save subscribers much
AT&T quietly rolled out standalone DSL broadband service for the first time this week, giving consumers the choice to drop their home phone land lines. — But before you get rid of your home phone li...
It's the users, dummy!
TechCrunch reports that Flickr's APIs are not open to competitive sites. This means closing the APIs to Flickr users who want an easy way to use their content in another, competitive environment. — ...
And You're So Funny? Write My Script
IT is a thought that has surely raced through the mind of almost every performer who has ever been heckled, booed, mocked or made to feel unappreciated by an audience: "Let's see you do better." — N...
Sony VAIO VGN-AR190G
Sony's revamped multimedia flagship is the first notebook to boast Blu-ray disc technology. — Price: $3499.50 — Not only is Sony's new VAIO VGN-AR190G Digital Studio the first notebook to feature ...
Trademark Issues in Second Life
A couple week's ago, Scoble came to the office and we were talking post-speech about some issues, the Bay Area and the fun of all that could be. Yes, this was prior to the big Vloggercon news. We al...
Finance Sites: Yahoo Leads, Google Lags
Google's site has not yet gained the popularity to challenge other financial sites. — U.S. residents looking for financial news and information online overwhelmingly prefer Yahoo's Yahoo Finance, wh...
Google targets GPS-based in-car personalized advertising
Eric Schmidt, Google CEO, believes that when he is listening to the radio in his car, radio ads should personally address him about his needs. For example, while driving past a clothing store, a radi...
Trademark infringement suit hits search again
A Colorado-based dating Web site has sued Yahoo and three other companies for allegedly paying to have their ads come up when its name is typed into the Google search page. — JP Enterprises, which o...