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Tech Patent Wars Continue: Oracle Beats Google in Court

By Maria Deutscher Apr 28, 2011

It seems that business rivalry in the tech industry usually comes alongside multiple patent infringement claims exchanged between competing companies. Two of these are Oracle and Google. The former sued the internet company last…

Zappos.com Puts Crowdsourcing where its Mouth is with Amazon’s Mechanical Turk

By Kyt Dotson Apr 28, 2011

The idea behind crowdsourcing has always been taking the combined efforts of a large group and directing them towards a single task. In a lot of venues, crowdsourcing can be used for charity by…

Hulu Plus on Xbox LIVE this Friday, First Week is Free

By Kyt Dotson Apr 28, 2011

Like chocolate and peanut butter, Hulu and Xbox LIVE are great tastes that will go great together and they will be together this Friday. Starting April 29th, Hulu Plus is coming to Xbox LIVE…

Interop Preview: What is all the Hype About Openflow?

By Art Fewell Apr 28, 2011

I have been keeping tabs on OpenFlow for the past few years, and I am excited to see increased awareness and interest in this technology as we approach Interop. Despite the strength of the…

HP Lands Another $2.5 Billion Contract with NASA

By Maria Deutscher Apr 28, 2011

In light of the electronics’ giant graduate move into the cloud and software markets, Hewlett-Packard has landed yet another high-profile contract with NASA. Late last year, we’ve learned that HP has entered into a…

Data-Driven Decision-Making Must Start At The Top

By Jeffrey Kelly Apr 28, 2011

In a recent post I discussed steps that enterprises, software vendors and educational institutions must take to attract more people to careers in data analytics. A lot has been written about the scarcity of…

Out And About: Techcrunch Bombshell Draws Lots of Passionate Critics

By Tom Foremski Apr 28, 2011

I went out to several parties last night related to the AppNation conference that’s in town and spoke to a lot of developers and others about the revelation that Techcrunch editor Mike Arrington is…

New Smartphone Envy: Two-Thirds Say Stuck with Old Phones

By Tom Foremski Apr 28, 2011

The power of the new: Retrevo, the consumer electronics buyers guide, conducted a survey that finds 62% of smartphone owners believe they are stuck with obsolete devices because of their two-year contracts. Andrew Eisner,…

Cisco Softens the Cut-Back Blow with Early Retirement Options

By Isha Suri Apr 28, 2011

Cisco Systems is offering early retirement to U.S. and Canadian employees as a part of its “Refocus process“. The largest computer-networking equipment manufacturer is doing this as a part of its strategy issued by…

Apple Reaches into iCloud.com; Facebook Acquires Daytum

By Kyt Dotson Apr 28, 2011

It’s a strange week for acquisitions involving personal data and the lives of users this week as both Facebook and Apple have generated stories about what acquisitions they’re making. On the Apple site, we’re…

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Tech Patent Wars Continue: Oracle Beats Google in Court

Zappos.com Puts Crowdsourcing where its Mouth is with Amazon’s Mechanical Turk

Interop Preview: What is all the Hype About Openflow?

Data-Driven Decision-Making Must Start At The Top

Out And About: Techcrunch Bombshell Draws Lots of Passionate Critics

New Smartphone Envy: Two-Thirds Say Stuck with Old Phones

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