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Mobile Industry Gets Bad for Workers: Verizon Strikes, Robot Replacements and Suicide

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 8, 2011

Verizon is not doing quite well, as just last week they lost the infringement lawsuit filed against them by Active Video, in which they have to pay $115 million in damages. Now they are…

SAP Trumps Oracle as the Software vs. Hardware Battle Continues

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 8, 2011

While Oracle is busy battling HP in a lawsuit of neglect of obligations when Oracle decided to stop manufacturing Intel’s Itanium chips, and Oracle’s infringement lawsuit against Google, SAP took this opportunity to get…

The Real-Time Equivalent for Agile – A Tweetdeck of a Different Scope

By Alex Williams Aug 8, 2011

What is the real-time equivalent for Agile – what would that look like? A different interface than Tweetedeck but the concept is the same. A service on top that gives a view of different…

“Spam King” Faces Federal Allegations Over Facebook Scam

By Maria Deutscher Aug 8, 2011

Sanford Wallace, the spammer whose activities have been dated back all the way to the 90’s, is facing criminal charges for the first time in two decades. He’s accused of hacking into Facebook accounts…

Bitcoin Ends its Tiptoe Through the Tulips

By Kyt Dotson Aug 8, 2011

Only two months ago the Bitcoin charts saw a massive price inflationary phase as speculation exceeded what the market could bear and the currency peaked June 8 at around $32 per BTC. Now charts…

The LightSquared Kerfuffle

By George Ou Aug 8, 2011

We had a great discussion about the ugly problem of GPS interference last week and why it can’t be oversimplified. Yesterday, venture capitalist Philip Falcone – a major financial backer of wireless startup LightSquared –…

An Education in iMacs: Give Kids the Old Goods

By Maria Pila Aug 8, 2011

Apple launched its new, entry-level 21.5 inch iMac today, a device meant specifically for education institutions. This new iMac model is available for $999. It comes with a 3.1GHz Core i3 processor, 2 GB RAM,…

EMC’s Stuck on Tape, Speeds Mainframe Performance

By Val Galin Aug 8, 2011

Fresh from a record Q2, storage provider EMC unveiled today its new mainframe virtual tape library (VTL)–the DLm6000. According to the company, the DLm6000 is the “fastest mainframe VTL with 2x the performance of…

Five Ideas to Kick-Start Job Creation

By Andy Kessler Aug 8, 2011

Now that the debt-ceiling gyrations are over, the Obama administration is “pivoting” to its biggest problem—jobs. Unemployment ticked down to 9.1% in July, but the real unemployment rate, including discouraged workers, is still 16.1%.…

Spotify Update: US Launch Delivers $1.1B Valuation, Facing Lawsuits

By Mellisa Tolentino Aug 8, 2011

Spotify graced the US digital airwaves just a month ago, and it was quickly hit by an infringement lawsuit, as is the American way. Spotify, tirelessly compared to other music services like iTunes, Pandora,…

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Mobile Industry Gets Bad for Workers: Verizon Strikes, Robot Replacements and Suicide

The Real-Time Equivalent for Agile – A Tweetdeck of a Different Scope

Bitcoin Ends its Tiptoe Through the Tulips

The LightSquared Kerfuffle

EMC’s Stuck on Tape, Speeds Mainframe Performance

Five Ideas to Kick-Start Job Creation

Spotify Update: US Launch Delivers $1.1B Valuation, Facing Lawsuits

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