Skype is coming out with a $1 billion IPO in 2011, contrary to what was much anticipated end-of-this-year announcement, reports Reuters.  About $100 million is expected by the Luxembourg-based internet telephony giant from this...»

Although retail giant Wal-Mart purchased Vudu earlier this year, no signs of collaboration were seen in its stores until now. But now the first sign of the collaboration becomes visible as Vudu ties-up for the...»

As digital versions of what used to be bought and read papers continue to invade publishing popularity, News Corp. announced that it has attracted 105,000 paying customers since it began charging for access to their...»

One of the leading technological companies of the world, Hitachi has recently reported its third quarter's earnings report with robust profits. This Japanese technology giant that was once mired in huge losses  has informed...»

Amazon introduced a new and more popular way of sending Amazon.com Gift Cards to Facebook buddies. By simply connecting one’s Facebook account on Amazon.com, a customer can already make a personalized gift card to be...»

Dell’s got big plans for the cloud—as well it should. Between tablets and growing storage needs around computers, Dell’s future is intrinsically tied to the cloud, on an enterprise and consumer standpoint. The company has...»

A lot of website security awareness has been raised over the last week since the release of a simple-to-use website user account hijacking tool called FireSheep.  The tool gives attackers temporary full access to your web accounts

Blekko launched their much hyped about search engine this week. In classic super funded VC backed startup fashion they put tons of cash into their launch. It reminds me of the last search engine that claimed to

Jay Lauf is publisher of The Atlantic and he is frustrated by the lack of customer data Apple is willing to share with publishers on the iPad.

Writing on Minonline:

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Before I begin to answer that question, I will share a snippet from a post over on the Harvard Business Review:

Firms that lack leaders with social media skills are often tempted