Van Natta resigning as MySpace CEO

(AP) -- Owen Van Natta is stepping down as CEO of struggling social networking site MySpace, effective immediately, after less than a year on...

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Report says Silicon Valley economy sputtering

(AP) -- Silicon Valley's economy took a big hit during the global meltdown and could have trouble climbing out, according to a report released...

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Novell’s Motions in Limine – to Exclude Testimony, #s 12-19

Here are the Novell Motions in Limine #s 12-19, asking the court to exclude certain testimony from William Broderick, Lawrence Bouffard, Ed Chatlos, Burt Levine,...

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Photon scattering can create lasers in fiber optic cabling

Most lasers have operated along similar physical principles: a...

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Iranian users having trouble accessing Gmail: Google

Iranian users are having trouble accessing Gmail, Google said Wednesday following a report that Iran's telecommunications agency had permanently suspended the Internet giant's email...

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Juniper Networks to pay $169M in backdating suit

(AP) -- Juniper Networks Inc. has agreed to pay $169 million to settle a 4-year-old lawsuit over mishandled stock...

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Apple and Oracle: Will the Real Tech Titans Please Stand Up?

I was a bit distracted from the Apple iPad news due to the marathon Oracle conference last week on its shiny new Sun Microsystems acquisition....

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feature: An introduction to collaborative development with Launchpad

Launchpad is a Web-based platform for collaborative software development,...

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NYTimes May Have To Sell About.com

Niki Scevak, over on Bronte Media has a knack for delving into financial numbers and coming up with a new angle on familiar stories. Here,...

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Kia unveils plug-in hybrid concept car

Kia Motors America introduced its new Ray plug-in hybrid concept vehicle Wednesday that is designed to travel up to 50 miles on one battery...

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Researchers Develop Nanofiber-Based Technology to Make Energy-Efficient Lighting

(PhysOrg.com) -- RTI International has developed a revolutionary lighting technology that is more energy efficient than the common incandescent light bulb and does not contain...

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Researchers Develop Nanofiber-Based Technology to Make Energy-Efficient Lighting

(PhysOrg.com) -- RTI International has developed a revolutionary lighting technology that is more energy efficient than the common incandescent light bulb and does not contain...

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Researchers Develop Nanofiber-Based Technology to Make Energy-Efficient Lighting

(PhysOrg.com) -- RTI International has developed a revolutionary lighting technology that is more energy efficient than the common incandescent light bulb and does not contain...

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StarCraft 2 beta begins this month, game coming mid-2010

It was clear that readers showing up for our live blog of the Activision Blizzard earnings call were interested in one...

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RantWatch: Silicon Valley Schools Should Be Showcases Not Basket Cases

Today's Silicon Valley Index report was very harsh on the state of education in Silicon Valley.The New York Times reported:California must do a better job...

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Care about “balanced copyright”? Let the US government know

The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) is no model of transparency, and the word is finally getting out. This week, the New...

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Congress wants an e-book reader for low-income kids

The holidays have come and gone, but it looks...

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Reports: No Recovery In Silicon Valley Economy

The annual Silicon Valley Index, produced by Venture Silicon Valley Network and Silicon Valley Community Foundation, says there is no recovery in Silicon Valley economy.Silicon...

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Bing gains US search market share for eighth month in a row

Microsoft's new Internet search engine Bing slightly increased its share of the US search market in January, the eighth month in a row of modest...

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Botnets increasingly wielded for ideological uses

Botnets, or networks of zombie computers that mount attacks...

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Silver nanoparticles may one day be key to devices that keep hearts beating strong and steady

Diamonds and gold may make some hearts flutter on Valentine's Day, but in a University at Buffalo laboratory, silver nanoparticles are being designed to do...

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Visual Studio 2010, .NET Framework 4.0 RCs available to public

Earlier this week, Microsoft gave MSDN subscribers Release Candidate downloads of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0. As promised, the...

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Opera Develops Mini Browser for Apple’s iPhone

Opera announced it has developed a version of its Opera Mini web browser for Apple's iPhone. The Norwegian company said it will demonstrate the new...

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Altec Lansing iMT800 MIX BoomBox Review

Ahhhh, the 80’s….back when big hair, bell bottoms, disco, and soul-pounding boomboxes were all the rage. Thankfully most of the trends of the 1980’s have...

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IBM Taps Power of DAM With Guardium Buy

In November 2009, IBM announced its acquisition of Guardium, a privately held company based in Waltham, Mass., and the planned integration of Guardium's Database Activity...

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Blow Up Your Service Organization – and Rebuild It With the Customer in Mind

Businesses all over the world have made enormous investments in service -- both in people and in technology. The amount of thought dedicated to service...

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Motherboard Madness and Mayhem

Misery loves company, as the saying goes, and nowhere is that more evident than on the Linux blogs. Case in point: Linux Planet's Carla Schroder...

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Does DPI matter in gaming mice? One mouse-maker says no

We've been talking about gaming mice a little bit...

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Was China An Excuse For GOOG + NSA Collaboration?

Take a look at this:- Google has too much information on US citizens. - The National Security Agency (NSA) has a history of illegally spying...

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FCC Pressure Leads Google To Slash Nexus One Fee

Internet search giant Google has slashed its fee for returned Nexus One smartphones by more than half. The fee went from $350 to $150 after...

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iSuppli Sees Big Gaps Between iPad Costs and Prices

Apple has plenty of breathing room to lower the price of its new iPad tablet computer if sales aren't as brisk as hoped, research from...

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Opera: Mini 5 browser ready for iPhone if Apple will have it

Opera is set to show off an iPhone version of its Opera Mini 5 mobile Web browser to the press during...

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The Unique Role of the Board Strategist

A well-rounded board is an absolute necessity in these economically trying times. The average board of today usually consists of at least one person who...

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Boost Mobile now offering the SANYO Incognito

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Boost Mobile. All opinions are 100% mine.In January during the Consumer Electronics Show in...

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Anonymous targets Australian government over porn filters

The Australian government found itself victim of a cyberattack...

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