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Net neutrality is a hot-button issue with folks who like to talk about such topics, particularly since the Obama FCC has announced it is taking up the cause. The thing about net neutrality is... More >
I am like most business users, I imagine, in that I can no longer personally get all that excited about the launch of any new technology, unless that technology promises to make my life somehow easie... More >
I always end up trading barbs with our Ann All whenever she blogs about “millennials,” the young, tech-savvy generation that is, in many ways, driving old farts like me to distraction. Ann, wh... More >
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An interesting discussion over at Harvard Business Review has consultant Susan Cramm asking readers why so many tech executives tend to discard "best practices" and set themselves up for seemingly ... More >
I don't use Gmail for business, which is a good thing today, given that I have been on the losing end of the intermittent outages that are plaguing Google's free e-mail service . However, I do use m... More >
The main thing to keep in mind as you read otherwise alarming headlines about a Texas court's ruling that Microsoft must stop selling Word, at least in its current form, is this: It's silly and wil... More >
Like everybody else who gets paid based on the performance of a Web site, I spent about an hour today running some test searches on the sandbox of Google's new Caffeine , which Matt Cutts says is p... More >
I have trouble keeping track of how Google plans to change my life this month, but clearly this Google Chrome OS news is big, like Google Wave big from a few weeks back. OK, enough sarcasm. ... More >
It's funny, the way your memory associates things. As I was reading Loraine Lawson's post from last week about the wisdom of going after "low-hanging fruit," I could not stop thinking about ... More >
I am preparing for a business trip next week. I feel oddly guilty about it, since we opine on a weekly basis that technology is making physical locality a minor detail in getting work done. ... More >
I am always jealous of our bloggers when I see them post something to the effect of, “A leading industry expert has just announced that she fully endorses an idea that I wrote about a month ago.” &n... More >
I was talking with an old friend and business associate the other day about a product he’s developing to help companies track how their brands are faring on social networks. As I’ve noted befo... More >
One of the dirty little secrets of most development projects, particularly in smaller businesses, is that they often get pushed into the IT pipeline before anybody does any real homework to see if th... More >
The top story at Google News Sci-Tech right now -- not surprisingly -- is heated-up rumors about Google either a) beginning serious work on, or b) being on the verge of buying Twitter. For so... More >
Both Forrester and Gartner have revised their 2009 IT spending projections again, finally conceding that companies will actually lay out less money this year than in 2008 for technology initiatives. ... More >
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