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Issue 103 - 1st May - 30th May
WorkLight, the Web 2.0 security specialist, says that a recent study by staff training firm Parity and Bournemouth University, which found that almost half of business managers do not understand the benefits of Web 2.0 technology comes, as no surprise.
Online Recruitment |
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National Public Media to Partner with Operative, Inc. for Online Sponsorship Workflow Automation
NEW YORK , June 2 /PRNewswire/ -- National Public Media, LLC (NPM), the premier sponsorship company for public broadcasting -- representing NPR, PBS and all public radio and television stations around the country -- has reached an agreement with Operative, Inc. to implement a sponsorship and underwriting workflow automation solution to support NPM's broad array of online properties, including ...
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Anchorage schools address Internet risks
Just like the role teachers play in discouraging smoking or drinking, and fostering students' social and emotional needs, some teachers today also feel the pull to educate their students about smart online choices.
Anchorage Daily News |
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Recent Original Stories
NeoSmart has a review of the just released Internet Explorer 7 and screenshots to match . The review focuses on the user interface, security, and compatibility of Internet Explorer 7 compared to IE6, Opera, and Firefox.
New Mobile Computing |
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Internet matures as tool for political advocacy
Last week, hundreds of Canadians descended on Parliament Hill in Ottawa for a public rally in support of net neutrality, a contentious issue that focuses on the need for Internet service providers (ISPs) to treat all content and applications in an equal, non-discriminatory manner.
Toronto Star |
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A networkable digital storage solution
It's the telltale sign of digital overabundance. Your computer is so stuffed with all of those music, video and digital photo files, it's slowing down under the burgeoning weight.
Toronto Star |
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Law & Order
ReportsLauderdale Sherrif Burglary: Copper wire was taken from a residence in the 1000 block of Lauderdale 489, Florence. Theft: A computer game system, four games and two movies were taken from a residence in the 2100 block of Alabama 101, Rogersville.
The Florence Times-Daily |
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Essential Thunderbird add-ons
What's your normal routine when you log on in the morning? It's probably something along the lines of: pour cup of coffee, fire up Thunderbird, check your email, check your other email accounts that Thunderbird can't access, pour another cup of coffee. Well, here are a few Thunderbird extensions that may make your mornings go a little more smoothly.
NewsForge |
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Is this a leaked photo of the touch-screen BlackBerry Thunder? Erm...
The internet saw a fan's mock-up of the new touch-screen BlackBerry Thunder only a few weeks ago, but already we have the first leaked photo rumoured to be 'the real deal'.
Tech Digest via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Developers told to plan now for Internet Explorer 8
Microsoft says next IE8 beta planned for October The second beta version of Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) will become available before the end of October, according to a Microsoft manager in the company's technical support group.
PC Advisor |
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It's Intel versus Via in battle for Eee-PC killers
Computex 2008: Laptop segment heats up Intel find itself in a battle against Taiwan's Via Technologies, rather than its traditional rival AMD, in the battle for the low-cost laptop segment at the Computex exhibition this week (Click here for Computex 2008 breaking news).
PC Advisor |
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Quanta reveals Sony's secret plan for Via laptop
Computex 2008: Photos of Sony 'Openbook' A prototype of a Sony laptop based on the open-source Via OpenBook reference design was shown by contract manufacturer Quanta Computer at WiMax Expo, an exhibition being held alongside the annual Computex show in Taipei.
PC Advisor |
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Photos: Asus' first Intel Atom-based Eee PC
Computex 2008: Official launch tomorrow Asus has demonstrated a preview version of its Intel Atom-based Eee PC 901 laptop at the WiMax Expo, which is being held alongside Taipei's annual Computex exhibition.
PC Advisor |
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Safari flaw puts Windows users at risk
Bug worse than first thought, Microsoft warns Microsoft is warning that a previously disclosed flaw in Apple's Safari browser could have dire consequences for Windows users.
PC Advisor |
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Calera library online books aimed at reluctant readers
Liz Odom knows today's young readers are more likely to log on to the computer than curl up with a book. So the children's librarian at Calera Public Library is encouraging teens to plug in and read.
Birmingham News |
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Intel shows Wimax-enabled Centrino 2 laptop
Computex 2008: Penryn-based laptop on show Laptops based on Intel's new Centrino 2 platform which feature support for WiMax will be on show the Computex exhibition in Taipei this week.
PC Advisor |
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IBM connects Jazz to Microsoft's Visual Studio
But no decision yet on full Microsoft support IBM has positioned its Jazz platform for collaborative application development among distributed teams as an agnostic hub for all manner of related technologies - apparently even those made by Microsoft, its rival in the developer tools space.
PC Advisor |
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Intellectual Property
It is fair to say that until very recently, data security issues have not generally been regarded as a mainstream issue for business.
Mondaq |
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STOP THE CLOCK!
'HUMAN beings were not meant to sit in little cubicles, staring at computer screens all day, filling out useless forms and listening to eight different bosses drone on about mission statements."That line from the 1999 movie "Office Space" prompted a...
New York Post |
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Paedophile suspect pleads not guilty
Christopher Paul Neil, who could face a maximum of 38 years in jail if convicted, is accused of kidnapping, detaining and molesting a minor, and publishing pornography online.
Independent Online |
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Recent Original Stories
"With our operating system, the Playstation could very easily be your home CD player, DVD player, MP3 player and home computer, as well as a great game box," said Terra Soft CEO Kai Staats of the PS3, "This is not an application-limited appliance, this is a full-blown computer.
OS News |
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Recent Original Stories
"Last summer, when I wrote ' Vicious orchestrated assault on MacBook wireless researchers ', it set off a long chain of heated debates and blogs.
OS News |
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SA opposes Office status
South Africa has lodged an appeal against a decision to grant ISO status to Microsoft's Office.
iafrica.com |
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Recent Original Stories
"Microsoft will move the graphics for its next version of Windows outside of the operating system's kernel to improve reliability, the software giant has told Techworld.
New Mobile Computing |
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DJ euro adhoc: JoWooD Productions Software AG / Quarterly Report / Announcement with the aim of a Europe-wide ...
Report on the first quarter of FY 2008 of JoWooD Productions Software AG =------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tip announcement for financial statements transmitted by euro adhoc. The issuer is responsible for the content of this announcement.
Financial.de |
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