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IBM Acquires Netezza for $1.7 Billion, Further Boosting Business Analytics

By Kristen Nicole Sep 20, 2010

IBM is making a data storage firm acquisition of its own, announcing plans to acquire Netezza for about $1.7 billion. This is the latest in IBM’s efforts to expand business analytics initiatives, aiding businesses…

Cirtas Storms Into the Cloud Space, with $10M from Amazon and Others

By Kristen Nicole Sep 20, 2010

Cirtas, a new cloud storage system, emerges from stealth mode today. It’s off to a great start with $10 million in Series A funding, led by NEA, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Amazon. The company…

iBook app Bigger than Facebook & Twitter in UK. Can Rotten Tomatoes Turn Things Around?

By Sarwat Jabeen Sep 17, 2010

Who says reading a book has become an outdated, leisure pursuit from the past? Seems like this hobby has kept pace with upcoming technologies. In the UK the iBook app has gained more…

ZAGAT Exclusives Launches for New York Diners and Restaurateurs

By Kristina Farrah Sep 17, 2010

A group-buying program by Zagat Survey and DealOn, Zagat Exclusives, launches today in New York.

Microsoft vs. Sony: The More Competitive the Better.

By Maria Deutscher Sep 17, 2010

Microsoft’s Xbox 360 had outsold every other competitor this past August. After embracing the new trend of this year’s gaming frenzy (i.e. motion-sensing) with Kinect, it’s long-time competitor is already breathing down its neck. …

The Real Dirt Behind Greenpeace’s Facebook “So-Coal Network” Clip?

By Kristina Farrah Sep 17, 2010

Greenpeace is criticizing Facebook's decision to build a massive new data center at Prineville, Ore.

Google’s Biggest Talking Points This Week: Zeitgeist and Beyond

By Kyt Dotson Sep 17, 2010

This week, Google held a free-for-all question and answer session with the press, over lunch, at their Zeitgeist event in Phoenix, AZ. The topics coursed through the entire search industry and especially focused on…

An outburst from RIM CEO regarding Blackberry vs. Apple-Android competition

By Kristina Farrah Sep 17, 2010

After being asked by RBC analyst Mike Abramsky, RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie goes on explaining for four minutes how Blackberry will survive the market competing with the likes of Apple and Android, defeating Blackberry…

HP Soon to Decide on a Replacement for Mark Hurd

By Kyt Dotson Sep 17, 2010

Mark Hurd, HP’s ex-CEO, left his position in August this year in the midst of accusations of business misconduct after an internal investigation revealed an affair with a marketing contractor. As a result, HP…

LG CEO Resignation May Slow Down the Slippery Slope Ride

By Maria Deutscher Sep 17, 2010

After a loss of approx $103 million in the end of this quarter due to a lack of demand in their Smartphone arena, the South Korean tech mogul LG absorbed yet another loss, this…

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iBook app Bigger than Facebook & Twitter in UK. Can Rotten Tomatoes Turn Things Around?

ZAGAT Exclusives Launches for New York Diners and Restaurateurs

The Real Dirt Behind Greenpeace’s Facebook “So-Coal Network” Clip?

Google’s Biggest Talking Points This Week: Zeitgeist and Beyond

An outburst from RIM CEO regarding Blackberry vs. Apple-Android competition

LG CEO Resignation May Slow Down the Slippery Slope Ride

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