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Forget Users; It's External Customers That Count
July 26, 2007 -- Design business systems to serve the market, not your employees, columnist Seybold says.

MTV Founder Bob Pittman Backs Online Video Hub WeShow
July 13, 2007 -- WeShow employs teams of people to sift through the massive selection of content currently available and pick and organize what they deem the best of online video.

iPhone Gets High Marks For Accessing On-Demand Software
July 12, 2007 -- Customers are finding business uses for their iPhone with NetSuite software.

Social Networking, Online Video, Top Digital Trends
July 05, 2007 -- In the U.S. market and others where homes are saturated with televisions and DVD players, video content is a predominant part of consumers' daily lives, analysts said.

Microsoft Apologizes For Silence On Windows Extras
July 04, 2007 -- Director Barry Goffe said work was continuing on the remaining offerings, which would be available by the end of the summer.

IBM Beefs Up Free Enterprise Search Tool
July 03, 2007 -- A number of third-party enhancements are now available for the free, downloadable search tool IBM offers in partnership with Yahoo.

Developers Turning Away From Windows, Survey Reveals
July 03, 2007 -- Evans Data found that 64.8% were targeting Windows, down from the 70% to 74% that the Microsoft platform recorded in the 2006 surveys.

Cybercriminals Playing Mind Games With Users
June 28, 2007 -- A study shows that spammers and phishers are playing on our biggest fears and our biggest desires.

Google Offers Cash For Gadgets
June 28, 2007 -- The catch is that the cash is available only to those with gadgets already garnering 250,000 page views per week or more.

Don't Get Greedy: Only Two iPhones To A Customer
June 28, 2007 -- Apple says customers buying the iPhone through one of its 164 retail stores in the U.S. will be limited to two on a first come, first served basis.

Pranksters-For-Hire To Help iPhone Buyers Sneak Ahead In Line
June 27, 2007 -- An outfit called "Over Here, Jerks!" will release a wild animal or do some other stunt that causes lines of iPhone buyers to disperse.

Cyberbullying Common, More So At Facebook And MySpace
June 27, 2007 -- The most common form of online harassment was the forwarding of messages presumed to be private, experienced by 15% of teens surveyed.

Schools Lack Cybersecurity Training As Students Grow Cybersavvy
June 27, 2007 -- The School Safety Index indicates that while 95% of districts surveyed are blocking Web sites, only 38% have a closed network that lets them control the content students can access.

Meet The People Waiting In Line For An iPhone
June 26, 2007 -- A small group of people began forming a line in New York City on Monday to ensure they'll be among the first to get their hands on an Apple iPhone.

Boingo Offers Worldwide Wi-Fi For $39 A Month
June 25, 2007 -- "The days of per-minute charges and incremental roaming fees for Wi-Fi Internet access are over," says Boingo president and CEO Dave Hagan.

Trojans Lurking In Fake Video Postings On YouTube
June 20, 2007 -- In the past week, two fake video postings have been set up on YouTube to infect users with a Trojan that includes pop-up porn ads, Secure Computing warns.

Microsoft Bows To Google's Complaint, Will Change Desktop Search In Windows Vista
June 20, 2007 -- Microsoft says it will change the way Vista's search product behaves when it releases the first service pack for the operating system, a beta of which is due out before the end of 2007.

Who Will Cure Your Data Latency?
June 20, 2007 -- Data latency solutions are a popular offering at the 2007 SIFMA show.

Enterprise 2.0 Users Want Easy Unified Communications
June 19, 2007 -- While integrating voice, fax, e-mail, pictures, and video is a white-hot subject, implementing their related applications has been elusive.

Toshiba Reports Sony Battery-Related Notebook Fire
June 19, 2007 -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has listed 16 reports of Sony lithium-ion notebook batteries overheating.

Linux Community Looks Past Microsoft
June 16, 2007 -- At the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit, developers discussed the evolution of the operating system--and tried to shrug off the patent threat.

Applications May Be The iPhone's Shortcoming
June 16, 2007 -- Questions of performance and security are raised over Apple's Web-based approach.

Apple Patches Three Bugs In Safari For Windows Beta
June 14, 2007 -- Just days after researchers started pulling up a plethora of vulnerabilities in Apple's Safari for Windows beta release, the company issued an updated version to patch three flaws.

Cyberattack Fools You Once, Evades Detection
June 14, 2007 -- The attacks represent a "quantum leap" for hackers in terms of their technological sophistication and pose a serious challenge to the IT community, one security firm reports.

Apple's iPhone Will Require iTunes Account, Too
June 13, 2007 -- Apple and AT&T stores have furiously been taking orders for the phone, building on Apple's success with its iPod music players.







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