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Skype Downsized as Microsoft Plans Further Nokia Integration

By Kristina Farrah Jun 20, 2011

Microsoft acquired internet telephony company Skype for $8.5 billion, given the FTC’s go signal. About the same time, the Skype Journal reported that some of the company’s executives have left or are relieved. “Skype…

HP Makes a U-Turn With Notebook Production

By Cherr Aira Jun 20, 2011

Hewlett Packard is shifting its market towards devices in a revised manner (mobile in particular), and has been profoundly focused on the slated launch of TouchPad on July 1st. Also, the company is making…

LulzSec, Anonymous Take On the World

By John Casaretto Jun 20, 2011

Lulzsec has teamed up with Anonymous and called for attacks on any and all agencies that cross their path. Encouraging other would-be hackers to use the term “AntiSec,” they are calling all hackers in…

From Founding Controversies to $100 Billion Valuation: Facebook’s IPO Journey

By Cherr Aira Jun 20, 2011

There are several things cluttering Facebook’s 2012 entree to IPO including the new proposed bill by lawmakers on raising the bar for private companies’ disclosure of information and the question of whether Mark Zuckerberg…

Sega Breached, Lulzsec Offers to Help “Destroy” Hackers

By Kristina Farrah Jun 20, 2011

Another gaming website has been breached. Sega reported that the hack exposed “names, birth dates, e-mail addresses and encrypted passwords” of some 1.3 million users. However, unlike Sony, users of the “Sega Pass” network…

Agile and the South Beach Diet – There is No Cure All

By Alex Williams Jun 20, 2011

Agile is undoubtedly a proven method for development. But does it work in the services fields, especially for distributed teams around the world? The South Beach Diet Vijay Vijayasankar is an associate partner with…

Do the Telcos Have Any Other Choice Except to Reinvent Themselves?

By Alex Williams Jun 20, 2011

Last week, Telstra announced it is investing about $800 million to revamp its infrastructure to become a services provider. To do that, the Australian telecommunications company is modernizing its existing facilities and is building…

HP Services Needs a New Strategy

By Doug Chandler Jun 20, 2011

“One of things to think about long-term, once you evolve to a utility model, services don’t actually play a part in it – think about how many services you use to run your electric…

LongJump Leaps Into the Future of Social Enterprise

By Kristen Nicole Jun 20, 2011

As PaaS grows in popularity, we’re seeing a great deal of innovation take place amongst those companies that are involved in this necessary industry. Launching two new services today is PaaS and online database…

Welcome to ServicesAngle

By Alex Williams Jun 20, 2011

Welcome to ServicesAngle, the latest blog from SiliconAngle that explores the connection between services and hot topics such as big data, mobile and the influence of social technologies. The angle: Help you better understand…

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Skype Downsized as Microsoft Plans Further Nokia Integration

HP Makes a U-Turn With Notebook Production

LulzSec, Anonymous Take On the World

Sega Breached, Lulzsec Offers to Help “Destroy” Hackers

Agile and the South Beach Diet – There is No Cure All

Do the Telcos Have Any Other Choice Except to Reinvent Themselves?

HP Services Needs a New Strategy

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