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More Cash for Cloud Compliance: ServiceMesh Nabs $15 Million

By Klint Finley Nov 16, 2011

Cloud compliance vendor ServiceMesh closed a new $15 million round of funding from Ignition Partners. Here’s ServicesAngle editor Alex William’s description of the company from last month: ServiceMesh is a self-funded startup that has…

The Truth About Community Management

By Angela Connor Nov 16, 2011

I spoke at Internet Summit 2011 yesterday on the truth about community management. I have heard such great things about the content in person and online, particularly on Twitter and I am so happy…

5 Geolocation APIs You May Not Have Heard Of

By Klint Finley Nov 16, 2011

If you follow the tech space, you’re probably already familiar with the big geolocation services and know that they have APIs – things like Google Maps, Foursquare, Bing Maps and even the Twitter Geolocation…

Happy 40th to Intel’s First Microprocessor – The Start of the Digital Revolution

By Tom Foremski Nov 16, 2011

Intel today celebrates the 40th anniversary of its first microprocessor — the 4004. It was a 4-bit chip, puny by today’s standards but revolutionary at the time because it was the first commercially available…

Giving Android a Chance

By richardbennett Nov 16, 2011

A little less than a month ago, I wrote some effusive praise for the iPhone 4S on this blog and chronicled my buying experience. The 4S is a very impressive device in many respects,…

Google Mobile Initiative GoMo Launches in Mobile. Where Else?

By Kristen Nicole Nov 16, 2011

The number of people using mobile devices keeps increasing because everybody wants to stay connected while on the go. Google sees yet another opportunity in this growing trend beyond from search, mobile OS and…

How Technology and Markets Made Net Neutrality Moot

By George Ou Nov 16, 2011

Before the courts have even ruled on Verizon’s lawsuit against the FCC‘s proposed Net Neutrality regulations, it appears that technological progress will make the wireless device neutrality portion of the FCC rules moot. One…

World of Warcraft Subscriptions Plummet Ten Percent; Activision-Blizzard Triples Profits

By Kyt Dotson Nov 16, 2011

During an investor call for Activision-Blizzard revealed some interesting news about the overall health of the massively popular massively multiplayer online game World of Warcraft. Blizzard’s MMO lost more subscribers than previous years and…

Nook, Kindle Fire Get Ahead with Advanced Product Launches

By Mellisa Tolentino Nov 16, 2011

Last Monday the Kindle Fire launched ahead of its scheduled date of release, which was supposed to on Tuesday. And its number one contender, the Nook Tablet, launched days ahead of its schedule as…

Jaspersoft’s New Scholar Program Bridges Analytics Skill-Gap

By Maria Deutscher Nov 16, 2011

BI software maker Jaspersoft has a new initiative: the Jaspersoft Scholars Program, which provides higher education institutions an opportunity to apply for a free license of the company’s commercial BI suite. In addition, training and other…

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More Cash for Cloud Compliance: ServiceMesh Nabs $15 Million

Happy 40th to Intel’s First Microprocessor – The Start of the Digital Revolution

Giving Android a Chance

Google Mobile Initiative GoMo Launches in Mobile. Where Else?

How Technology and Markets Made Net Neutrality Moot

World of Warcraft Subscriptions Plummet Ten Percent; Activision-Blizzard Triples Profits

Nook, Kindle Fire Get Ahead with Advanced Product Launches

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