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Stop the Press: Someone Opened a Twitter Account [PR 1.0]

By Angela Connor Jan 18, 2010

The journalist in me makes it impossible to stop reading press releases. I just can’t do it. Once a news assignment editor, always a news assignment editor apparently, and part of that job has…

Net Neutrality’s Conundrum [The Cable Pipeline]

By Len Grace Jan 18, 2010

The Net Neutrality debate has taken on a conundrum like atmosphere where fear and hysteria rule the argument with proposed future abuses by Internet Service Providers.

China Targets Bay Area Companies – Was Cisco Targeted? Did China Get The Goods on Cisco

By John Furrier Jan 15, 2010

As news about the China attacks continue to surface, numerous news reports confirm that Juniper was not attacked but instead just targeted. The Wall Street Journal has a story that paints a different picture…

Let Me Re-Phrase: The Tonight Show Wouldn’t Work on the Web. Conan Might Though.

By Jan 15, 2010

Yesterday, I wrote a piece entitled “Why Conan O’Brien Wouldn’t Work on the Web … Yet.” After reading the next round of rumors about how the NBC nighttime lineup is shaking out, I feel…

VMware Acquires Zimbra: The Bigger Picture as the Path to a Platform Begins

By Vanessa Alvarez Jan 15, 2010

This week, VMware officially announced its acquisition of Zimbra, an open-source e-mail vendor from Yahoo!. The acquisition would give VMware an open-source enterprise collaboration platform, including e-mail. Many collaboration vendors, such as Cisco with…

Exclusive: Sean Percival Joins MySpace, Talks to SiliconANGLE About MySpace’s Strategy

By Jan 15, 2010

Yesterday evening, MySpace announced that my friend and SiliconANGLE contributor Sean Percival is now the Director of Content Socialization at the company. Sean’s worked a number of places you’ve heard of, and runs Lalawag…

Why Conan O’Brien Wouldn’t Work on the Web … Yet.

By Jan 14, 2010

Chris Crum relays a very interesting question today over at WebProNews from Jason Falls: “Would Conan Work on the Web?” It’s an interesting question, and one that I surprisingly hadn’t thought to ask yet,…

Aricent Explains the Effects of Open Operating Systems

By Robert Scoble Jan 14, 2010

The communications industry is shifting to software-as-a-service model for consumer mobile products, says a marketing expert whose company plays a big role in helping cell phone carriers put new platforms into those hand-held devices.…

What Did I Tell You? Comcast is Warming to Network Neutrality Enforcement.

By Jan 14, 2010

Ars Technica is reporting today on a bit of interesting tech policy news out of the Comcast corporate blog. The message? That they don’t “want net neutrality rules, and will still work to convince…

Building a $10,000 Home Production Studio

By Michael Sean Wright Jan 14, 2010

Marc Ostrick and I continue our adventure into emerging tech with a return trip to Vegas for the 2010 International Consumer Electronic Show. We’re on a mission to take the lessons learned from our…

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Stop the Press: Someone Opened a Twitter Account [PR 1.0]

Net Neutrality’s Conundrum [The Cable Pipeline]

China Targets Bay Area Companies – Was Cisco Targeted? Did China Get The Goods on Cisco

VMware Acquires Zimbra: The Bigger Picture as the Path to a Platform Begins

Aricent Explains the Effects of Open Operating Systems

What Did I Tell You? Comcast is Warming to Network Neutrality Enforcement.

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