You Might Already be a Curator
By Tom Foremski
Curation is a hot topic in regard to the Internet but curation is nothing new — most of us do it without even thinking about it. Take a look around your home and you…
By Tom Foremski
Top 10 + 1 Reasons to Say No to Government Takeover of the Internet
During the House’s Energy & Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology hearing on H.J. Resolution 37, Disapproving the rule submitted by the Federal Communications Commission with respect to regulating the Internet and broadband industry…
Social Media, Big Data Supplementing Japanese Infrastructure after Tsunami Hit
After an 8.9 magnitude earthquake and tsunami hit northern Japan today, impacting an area stretching all the way to the East Coast, social media is playing just as big of a role – if…
Microsoft Still Accounting for Workers in Japanese Earthquake Aftermath
The earthquake that struck Japan on March 11, 2011 has been devastating for the country on the whole, and as it tries to pick up the pieces, companies like Microsoft are assessing the damage…
A Clear Example of Why Broadband Transparency is Crucial
By George Ou
When it comes to wireless broadband services, the economics dictate some tough trade-offs for the benefit of mobility and wider coverage. The wireless towers can cost several hundred thousand dollars in equipment and several hundred thousands…
Will VMware Help Mature the VDI Ecosystem?
Will VMware answer the call of the VDI Coalition? VMware knows about partnerships. One of the statistics that got repeated often at VMworld 2010 in San Francisco was that for every $1 that companies…
Microsoft to Keep IE Developer Previews Flowing until Internet Explorer 10
This is definitely a change of pace for Microsoft, but according to Tom Warren at Winrumors Microsoft plans on keeping up with the developer previews of their future work on Internet Explorer even though…
Drilling into the FCC Open Internet Order
By jamesdelong
An old adage of marketing is that people do not buy drills – they buy holes. Cliché it may be, but the statement embodies real wisdom, in that businesses that focus on value as…
Learning How to Link Bait: Arianna and NYTimes Chief Bill Keller Slings Mud Over a Mundane Insight
By Tom Foremski
A tempest in a teapot is probably a too generous way to describe the online spat between Arianna Huffington and Bill Keller, Editor-in-Chief of the New York Times. Mr Keller (above) accused Ms Huffington…
Retargeting Ad Campaigns
By Jeff Nolan
I read that RadiumOne raised more money at a valuation rumored to be $200m. I can see that. Retargeting is very popular and for good reason, it works. You have seen this in action,…