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Xbox 360 Kinect “Hackers” Need Not Fear Prosecution

By Kyt Dotson Nov 23, 2010

English can be a very dangerous language to speak in if you happen to be a politician—or a major corporation. Earlier this month, Microsoft came out fulminating against computer programmers, DIYers, and others who…

vChatter CEO Wants Video Chat to be ‘Pandora for People’

By Kristen Nicole Nov 23, 2010

The web has transformed the way we communicate with each other, and until recently, there’s been a lot of worry that online correspondence is making things less personal. But with things like Skype video…

Temporary Restraining for FilmOn, Copyright Infringement Issues Affect an Industry

By Isha Suri Nov 23, 2010

As a result of latest development in their copyright infringement case, FilmOn.com has been issued a temporary restraining order by a judge. The case was filed by Fox, CBS, ABC and NBC, America’s four major…

Apple Works Through the Holidays, Including Black Friday

By Maria Deutscher Nov 23, 2010

Apple was never too eager to revamp its efforts towards Black Friday, the biggest shopping day in the U.S. where dozens of retailers take advantage of the yearly inventory purge. But lately they have…

Horn Group: Expanding Beyond Traditional PR

By Tom Foremski Nov 23, 2010

I recently caught up with Sabrina Horn, founder of the Horn Group, one of the larger San Francisco PR agencies. Here are some notes from our meeting: – Horn Group’s New York based business…

Cable-TV Time Warner Seeks Respite from Poor Economy

By Kyt Dotson Nov 23, 2010

As the economy continues to flounder and the rift between poor and well-off becomes wider, people have begun to cut back on their luxury expenses. One of those expenses happens to be how much…

Oracle, SAP Battle Ends with $1.67B Ruling… But is it Really Over?

By Madalena David Nov 23, 2010

Although the court case is officially over, SAP and Oracle continue to refer to each other in not so friendly terms outside the courthouse. Oracle accuses SAP not only of starting to act unlawfully…

Spotify Shows its Holes – Record Losses in 2009

By Kyt Dotson Nov 23, 2010

Does everybody remember Spotify? They’re the first music streaming service to hit the iPhone with free tunes—but now they’re making electronic broadsheet headlines because people have started to obsess over their 2009 earnings. Music…

Tim Berners-Lee on Net Neutrality

By Jon Henke Nov 23, 2010

In Scientific American, Tim Berners-Lee seems to argue right past the important policy issues facing the Internet today. Instead of describing actual policy or technology problems, he suggests implausibly apocalyptic outcomes. For instance, Berners-Lee…

Scale Computing Scales Up with Ingram Deal

By Kristina Farrah Nov 23, 2010

Scale Computing, a storage solutions provider for small-to-medium businesses is now available to the growing base of U.S. reseller of the world's largest technology distributor as it today announced a partnership with Ingram Micro…

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Xbox 360 Kinect “Hackers” Need Not Fear Prosecution

Temporary Restraining for FilmOn, Copyright Infringement Issues Affect an Industry

Apple Works Through the Holidays, Including Black Friday

Horn Group: Expanding Beyond Traditional PR

Cable-TV Time Warner Seeks Respite from Poor Economy

Spotify Shows its Holes – Record Losses in 2009

Tim Berners-Lee on Net Neutrality

Scale Computing Scales Up with Ingram Deal

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