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M6S Launches an Attention API at DEMOspring

By Tom Foremski Mar 22, 2010

One of my favorite entrepreneurs is Barak Hachamov, co-founder of My6Sense, the developer of a very interesting iPhone application that manages your content feeds, feeding you only the content that matters to you. It’s…

Appistry Targets Vibrant Storage Market, Dangles Carrot in Front of Hadoop Users

By Nate D'Amico Mar 22, 2010

Appistry, a cloud computing company based out of St. Louis, has announced the beta release of a new product line targeting the vibrant web scale storage market. The offering dubbed Cloud IQ Storage, aims…

LSI’s OEM Playbook

By Dave Vellante Mar 22, 2010

Why does LSI exist? In 2007, Bill Zeitler, former head of IBM’s Systems and Technology business said something to me that summed it up perfectly: “Industry revenue is growing at 9% and R&D spending…

The National Broadband Plan: Affordable-Speedy-Accessible-Competitive-Socially Sound

By Len Grace Mar 22, 2010

The National Broadband Plan submitted by the FCC is a testament to the hard work and dedication from commissioners, staff, and partners in creating a gateway for broadband in the 21st Century.

The Austin-American Statesmans’ Texas Social Media Awards and Transitioning from Heritage Media to New Media [#TSMA, #SxSWi]

By Mar 21, 2010

One of the many cool things that happened down in Austin this year was that I got a chance to win a “Texas Social Media Award.” In general, I’m not a fan of pointless…

The Future of Recruiting is Social, and it’s Happening Now

By ryanhealy Mar 19, 2010

The past few years have seen the social web truly take off. Activity streams are replacing email and conversations are happening all the time, all across the internet. People are now more connected, more…

Russia Invests Not in Journalism But Propaganda

By Tom Foremski Mar 19, 2010

Robert Andrews is puzzled. Why Are Russians Spending Like Mad To Save Journalism? He writes: The latest – after last year buying France-Soir, the country’s smallest daily, for €50 million, shipbuilder’s son Alexander Pugachyov…

Android Bringing Up the Rear in Gaming

By Nate D'Amico Mar 19, 2010

With the Game Developers Conference happening last week in San Francisco and Microsoft hosting their Mix conference in Vegas this week, gaming on smart phones has been a hot topic of late. As it…

For Sale: Palm. The Buyers: HP, Cisco, and Google?

By John Furrier Mar 19, 2010

Palm announced their quarterly results – bad really bad. Eric Savitz has a post on it with commentary from analysts. Palm stock had a brief run up yesterday at the bell and shortly afterward…

A New Twist on Storage Virtualization

By Lee Caswell Mar 19, 2010

Virtualization is hot. Ask anyone. It's hot, but put the word "storage" in front of "virtualization" and the air goes out of the balloon, the soufflé sags, or, in other words, the joke falls…

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M6S Launches an Attention API at DEMOspring

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Russia Invests Not in Journalism But Propaganda

Android Bringing Up the Rear in Gaming

For Sale: Palm. The Buyers: HP, Cisco, and Google?

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