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Facebook Panic Button: Who’s Really in Charge Here?

By Kristen Nicole Jul 12, 2010

I’m not sure we even care about Facebook for its networking capabilities anymore–we only seem to care about its privacy settings. The social network is now facing a class-action lawsuit, filed in Canada, and…

Official Skype Statement: We Did Not Block Fring – Fring Crashed On Their Own

By John Furrier Jul 12, 2010

I have been digging on this Skype thing with Fring. Apparently, Techcrunch is reporting that Skype blocked them and Fring has put out a release saying they were blocked by Skype. In checking around…

The #ReadItAll Challenge is Not For Me

By Jul 12, 2010

Justin Kownacki, an insightful and geeky blogger, has initiated an interesting project and challenge aimed at bringing attention to our personal information consumption habits with regard to reading and blogging. It’s interesting because unlike…

New Windows Azure Platform Focusing the Cloud on Businesses and Consumers

By Kristen Nicole Jul 12, 2010

Microsoft announced its new Windows Azure platform today at the company’s annual Worldwide Partner Conference. Windows Azure is a turnkey cloud service aimed at providing access and tools, on-demand, for both enterprise and consumer…

Windows Media Center as an Enterprise Sales Tool [or How Microsoft Isn’t Doomed]

By Jul 9, 2010

I’m struggling right now with the proper way to open this blog post. The inspiration for the post you’re now reading was written by a former podcast co-host of mine, MG Siegler with his…

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By Jul 9, 2010

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Adding Chat to CRM Software != SocialCRM

By Jeff Nolan Jul 9, 2010

I was talking with a friend who works for an unnamed big enterprise software company, here’s how the conversation went: ME: Hey, so what new stuff are you guys working on? HIM: Not a…

What, If Anything, Did FC’s “Influence Project” Actually Influence?

By Michelle Greer Jul 9, 2010

Technology is cool. I love seeing marketing campaigns like Fast Company’s “Influence Project” use it creatively. What I don’t like seeing is a campaign that takes a cool idea and misses the mark in…

The Microsoft Lay-off Game: Don’t Bet Against the House (or the Managers)

By Steven Hodson Jul 9, 2010

It started Tuesday. Word was that at some point we would start hearing about the lay-offs that where to be starting to happen at Microsoft. Well turns out that little rumor is in fact…

Analyst Response To Cisco’s Paradox on “Rip and Replace” verses Incremental Improvements

By Steven J. Schuchart Jr. Jul 8, 2010

{Editors Note: This is a post in response to my post on Cisco’s Paradox on “rip and replace” verses incremental innovation. Note: I was not offended by any of Steven’s tweets. Good discussion requires…

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Facebook Panic Button: Who’s Really in Charge Here?

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