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Gotoguru Makes Way for Smart, Social Duels

By Cherr Aira Mar 4, 2011

Reveal experts among friends and anoint “gurus” within your own social backyard. This is the concept that embodies the newest duel-style gaming, Gotoguru, that hits social networks like Facebook. J.R. Johnson, founder and CEO…

Windows 8 Leaks – Screenshots are Nice but Details are Better

By Steven Hodson Mar 4, 2011

A Windows 8 wallpaper for testers – poking a little bit of fun. Some screenshots of the most recent leak of Windows 8 are making the rounds, and as (yawn) interesting (yawn) as they…

More Location-Aware Buy-Ins Mark Ad Stream Shifts

By Madalena David Mar 4, 2011

AOL announced today the acquisition of Outside.In, a hyperlocal content platform. Reported sources say that the transaction will involve the sum of $10 million. It is interesting that the buyout takes place amid layoff…

3 Things I Like and Dislike About the Palm Pre Plus

By Jay Livens Mar 4, 2011

I have blogged on numerous occasions about cellphones and historically, I have been an unabashed Blackberry user. So it was with a sense of shock when I realized that my new employer would not…

Microsoft to Track the Death of Internet Explorer 6

By Steven Hodson Mar 4, 2011

Ask any web designer what is the one thing that has done more damage to the Web than anything else, and you can be pretty sure that with one unified voice they would say…

Ashton Kutcher Meets Firesheep, Twitter Hacked

By George Ou Mar 4, 2011

It appears that Ashton Kutcher has become a high profile victim of Twitter’s negligence when someone at the TED conference hijacked Kutcher’s Twitter account using tools like Firesheep. The Twitter PR account @TwitterGlobalPR twitted…

Finding Spectrum for Mobile

By George Ou Mar 4, 2011

Larry Downes has a good piece on the hunt for 300-500 MHz of mobile Internet spectrum and how the FCC is working to complete an inventory check on spectrum allocation. When it comes to…

This Is What The Internet Looks Like

By Tom Foremski Mar 4, 2011

PEER 1, an IT hosting provider, has produced a visual interpretation of the Internet. It identifies 19,869 autonomous system nodes with 44,344 connections. The sizing and layout of the autonomous systems are based on…

Juniper Network’s Increased Bond Sales Signify Strong U.S. Market

By Isha Suri Mar 4, 2011

A recent report compiled by Bloomberg informs strong sales of debut offering of Juniper Networks, accounting to $1 billion. This is combined with $24 billion of debt in Ally Financial’s kitty and clearly reflects…

Bing Partners with Kayak, Google’s Challenge Takes Flight

By Kristina Farrah Mar 4, 2011

Microsoft search engine, Bing, today announced a partnership with Kayak.com, a travel comparison site, to deliver accurate and reliable flights results in the United States. The move follows right after the Bing improvements declared…

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Windows 8 Leaks – Screenshots are Nice but Details are Better

More Location-Aware Buy-Ins Mark Ad Stream Shifts

3 Things I Like and Dislike About the Palm Pre Plus

Microsoft to Track the Death of Internet Explorer 6

Finding Spectrum for Mobile

This Is What The Internet Looks Like

Juniper Network’s Increased Bond Sales Signify Strong U.S. Market

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