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Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang To Step Down

Nov 18th, 2008 · JagsLive was one of several readers to point out Jerry Yang's departure as Yahoo CEO. He's not leaving the company; he will return to his former role as Chief Yahoo, whatever that entails. Yang has been under fire in recent months from investors for his …
see also: Microsoft · company · Yahoo · founder · financial · transition · acquisition

Chrome Helping Other Browsers Out, Says Opera CEO

Oct 30th, 2008 · Opera CEO Jon S. von Tetzchner confirms that new entrants in the browser market are raising awareness on the mainstream Internet community about the availability of alternatives to the ubiquitous Internet Explorer. 'How has the emergence of WebKit and …
see also: download · Internet · mainstream · Logic · community · CEO · Alternative

Red Hat CEO Says Economic Crisis Favors Open Source

Oct 21st, 2008 · Red Hat president and CEO Jim Whitehurst predicts the enterprise open source software business will emerge from the economic crisis stronger than the proprietary market. 'I've had a couple of conversations with CIOs who said, "We're a Microsoft shop and …
see also: software · business · Microsoft · customers · competitors · proprietary · President

Tesla Motors Shaken Up, Laying Off

Oct 17th, 2008 · Tesla Motors, the darling of technorati for its high performance electric car, may be about to go belly up. Venture capital is cut off, layoffs are under way, and construction plans are being stretched out. Elon Musk has ousted the CEO and taken the reins, …
see also: Elon Musk · venture · electric · global · construction · CEO · Layoff

Extended Gmail Outage Frustrates Admins

Oct 16th, 2008 · A prolonged, ongoing Gmail outage has some Google Apps administrators pulling their hair out as their end users, including high-ranking executives, complain loudly while they wait for service to be restored. At about 5 p.m. U.S. Eastern on Wednesday, …
see also: Google · service · company · customers · errors · gmail · administration

Extended Gmail Outage Frustrates Admins

Oct 16th, 2008 · A prolonged, ongoing Gmail outage has some Google Apps administrators pulling their hair out as their end users, including high-ranking executives, complain loudly while they wait for service to be restored. At about 5 p.m. U.S. Eastern on Wednesday, …
see also: Google · service · company · customers · errors · gmail · administration

Optical Code Recognition Still Struggling With Handwriting

Oct 5th, 2008 · Ian Lamont recently asked Google if they planned to extend their transcription of books and other printed media to include public records, many of which were handwritten before word processors became ubiquitous. Google wouldn't talk about any potential …
see also: software · Google · Chinese · digital · company · media · Public

Roku To Go Open Source

Oct 1st, 2008 · Time-shifting via Tivo changed the way we consume television programming. Now, Open Source enters the fray. Roku, the streaming-media set-top box has decided to Open Source its software. Roku had received praise for its streaming solution, and was in …
see also: solution · software · products · Tivo · consumer · media · television

Roku To Go Open Source

Sep 30th, 2008 · Time-shifting via Tivo changed the way we consume television programming. Now, Open Source enters the fray. Roku, the streaming-media set-top box has decided to Open Source its software. Roku had received praise for its streaming solution, and was in …
see also: solution · software · products · Tivo · consumer · media · television

Microsoft Causes Internal Family Strife

Sep 12th, 2008 · Fresh from its ad featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld eating churros and discussing shoes, Microsoft has introduced a new advertisement in which the aging former CEO and comedian take up residence with a family, causing infighting and malicious plots …
see also: residents · Microsoft · world · products · advertising · company · ads

A Setback for ISP Web Tracking

Sep 6th, 2008 · angelheaded tips a Wired story about the resignation of Bob Dykes, CEO of net eavesdropping firm NebuAd. NebuAd has encountered financial troubles lately as the privacy controversy surrounding the company's tracking methods has driven communications companies …
see also: engineering · office · advertising · technology · UK · ISPs · company

The Gamer's Bill of Rights

Aug 30th, 2008 · Edge Magazine is running a piece by Brad Wardell, CEO of game developer Stardock, in which he presents a "Gamer's Bill of Rights." Stardock teamed up with Gas Powered Games to develop a list of ideals they think all game publishers should follow. Some …
see also: customers · gamers · publishing · Companies · magazine · CEO · bill

88% of IT Admins Would Steal Passwords If Laid Off

Aug 29th, 2008 · According to identity management firm Cyber-Ark's annual 'Trust, Security & Passwords' survey, a whopping 88% of IT administrators would steal CEO passwords, customer database, research and development plans, financial reports, M&A plans and the …
see also: network · research · company · confidential · customers · administration · identity

Software Quality In a Non-Software Company?

Aug 26th, 2008 · I work for a publicly traded biotech company that happens to write software that is, in fact, kind of critical for the business — without it no data would ever be read from our instruments, and no analyses would be performed on that data. The problem …
see also: software · business · history · Commercial · company · ads · instruments

id CEO Claims PC Hardware Manufacturers Love Piracy

Aug 23rd, 2008 · arcticstoat sends a link to an interview with the CEO of id Software, Todd Hollenshead, in which he suggests that hardware manufacturers count on piracy to help drive profits, rather than doing something to prevent it. Quoting: "...I think that there's …
see also: Hardware · PC · network · software · Music · download · interview

The Evolution of Sega

Aug 14th, 2008 · Gamasutra is running an interview with Simon Jeffrey, Sega of America's CEO, discussing the gradual change of the company from a hardware manufacturer to a game publisher. Among other things, he talks about how the transition was intended to help keep …
see also: Hardware · products · interview · company · publishing · evolution · transition

Apple's Market Cap Exceeds Google

Aug 14th, 2008 · Mac Daily News was one of many Apple-followers to note that Apple Inc.'s market capitalization exceeded Google today. That means that the combined value of all Apple's outstanding shares of stock exceeded the combined value of all Google's outstanding …
see also: Google · Apple · founder · Intel · Companies · HP · Dell

Friendster Going Strong In Asia, Maybe Soon In Court

Aug 5th, 2008 · Remember Friendster? Long ago outrun and lapped by MySpace and Facebook, and a textbook case of social networking collapse, Friendster appears to be going strong in Asia, and has recently stolen Google's Asia chief for its new CEO. More ominously, though, …
see also: servers · network · Google · company · social · Tracker · lawyer

Red Hat Bets Big On Cloud Target

Jul 31st, 2008 · Red Hat's CEO prophetically saith 'The clouds will all run Linux' in a brief interview before the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo. Here's the skinny: Red Hat management tools take a back seat to grid computing goals, high switching costs are the trick …
see also: Linux · Google · Microsoft · computer · interview · competitions · Ubuntu

Video Surveillance Tech Detects Abnormal Activity

Jul 29th, 2008 · Repton writes with news of a company, Behavioral Recognition Systems, that has received 16 patents on a new video surveillance application that can convert video images into machine-readable language, and then analyze them for anomalies that suggest suspicious …
see also: video · software · technology · company · Machine · Anomalies · Tech







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