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Good For Dick. Twitter CEO Evan Williams Hands Over the Reigns.

By Kristen Nicole Oct 4, 2010

More executive shake-up news today, as Twitter chief Evan Williams hands over the CEO title to Dick Costolo, the company’s existing COO. Williams isn’t leaving Twitter for yet another project–he just wants to focus…

Twitter Promoted Accounts Go Live, Along with More Metrics for Money-making

By Kristen Nicole Oct 4, 2010

Twitter has officially launched Promoted Accounts, the latest in its updated site features for interacting (and marketing) on the site. Announced last week, Promoted Accounts is an extension of Promoted Tweets, which Twitter put…

F5 Networks Bidding War Bubbles Between HP, IBM, Oracle, and Others

By Kristen Nicole Oct 4, 2010

Since last year, F5 Networks Inc. was a potential acquisition target for those looking to grow their data center offerings through a large purchase. Interest in F5 Networks is bubbling to the surface again,…

IBM Launches CityOne: a Serious Game Solving Real Economic Problems

By Kristina Farrah Oct 4, 2010

American multinational computer, technology and IT consulting corporation IBM today launched CityOne, the world's first Smarter Planet interactive simulation with real-world business, environmental and logistical problems for smarter cities and industries.

Tony Bates Leaves Cisco to Head Skype as New Chief

By Kristen Nicole Oct 4, 2010

In the midst of a series of changes to its service and company, Skype may have a new chief as well. The New York Times cites Tony Bates, an executive from Cisco Systems, as…

Microsoft Demands Royalty Payouts from Android Phones. Competitive Tactic or More Revenue?

By Kristina Farrah Oct 4, 2010

In an interview this weekend, Microsoft chief Steve Ballmer, when asked how Microsoft could compete with Windows Phone 7 running on Android phones when it is free, said that it is not for free.

Verizon Wireless Settles with FCC, Refunding 15M Customers

By Kristina Farrah Oct 4, 2010

Verizon Wireless, a top carrier company in the US announced Sunday that it will issue a $90 million refund to 15 million of its users for wrongly charging in data access or internet sessions…

Google TV is Here (Almost), and All Content is Up for Grabs

By Kristen Nicole Oct 4, 2010

There are so many ways to think of the Google TV service–a replacement for premium cable packages, the convergence of TVs into the web era, the on-demand content sharing we’ve always dreamed of. Now…

Life’s Not So Good for LG, as Android Froyo Tablet Gets Scrapped

By Kristina Farrah Oct 4, 2010

South-Korean CompanyLG Electronics Inc. announced Monday that it will not launch a tablet running Google's "Froyo", an Android 2.2 operating system.

Google TV Hype Grows on Eve of Logitech Launch

By Sarwat Jabeen Oct 4, 2010

Google TV made huge waves when it was first announced in mid-May this year. This project has now matured and Google TV partners will be releasing their products this month. First in the race…

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Good For Dick. Twitter CEO Evan Williams Hands Over the Reigns.

Microsoft Demands Royalty Payouts from Android Phones. Competitive Tactic or More Revenue?

Verizon Wireless Settles with FCC, Refunding 15M Customers

Life’s Not So Good for LG, as Android Froyo Tablet Gets Scrapped

Google TV Hype Grows on Eve of Logitech Launch

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