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The New Service Providers Are Corporate Enterprises – Cloudera Goes Commercial For Enterprises

By John Furrier Jun 29, 2010

Hello Enterprise 2.0 World!! Mark the calendar – today the enterprise is moving to be the next service provider for consumers – the business user or worker. The biggest and fastest growing trend we…

Prova Pushing the New Generation of Crowdsourcing Design

By Kristen Nicole Jun 29, 2010

What has social media done to market research? So much hype has been built up around the act of reaching fame and fortune through social media, that we’ve lost sight of what it’s all…

Journolist, Confidentiality, and Pageviews: Authenticity and Privacy

By Jeff Nolan Jun 29, 2010

Last week there was a minor scandal involving the Washington Post and a blogger on their payroll who was covering conservative political issues for the Post. The short short version of the story is…

iPhone-Android War Means Great Opportunities for Small Businesses, Developers

By Kristen Nicole Jun 29, 2010

My initial thoughts on the iPhone iOS 4’s multitasking was that it worked really well. It was smooth and faster than what I expected, pulling up running apps from the slide drawer. While I…

Kindle for Android is Here, Amazon Still Loves Google

By Kristen Nicole Jun 29, 2010

The Amazon Kindle for Android has finally arrived, and I’m not sure why it took so long. Amazon seemed like a good team player when Android devices first hit the market, with an app…

No, Mark Zuckerberg Isn’t More Powerful than the President

By Jun 28, 2010

Never would I imagine the day would come when I’d have to, with a straight face, address the question as to whether or not the founder of a social network wielded more power than…

Microsoft KIN’s Summer Break Upgrade, YouTube Support

By Kristen Nicole Jun 28, 2010

Microsoft is doing more to catch up in the mobile device arena, with plans to upgrade its Kin phone this summer. It’s a good thing, considering the low sales numbers the Kin has seen,…

Sarbanes-Oxley Declared Constitutional; Auditing Board, Not So Much

By Greg Schulz Jun 28, 2010

Today the US Supreme Court ruled on a Nevada case involving constitutionality of the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley (Sarbox) accounting regulations pertaining to appointments to the independent public company accounting oversight board. The Supreme Court ruled…

IBM Refocuses on Hardware, Cloud Computing as IT Costs Rise

By Kristen Nicole Jun 28, 2010

Rising IT costs have forced many businesses to change their tune, restructure their spending and tweak their allocation of resources. It’s a constant state of transition, reacting to and affecting the market for the…

Google Chrome’s Lead on Safari Hints at Long Term, Centralizing Strategy

By Kristen Nicole Jun 28, 2010

Google has hit a mile marker today, with reports that its Chrome browser has exceeded Safari for the first time. Reaching nearly 9% of the browser market, Chrome has finally won out over Safari.…

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Prova Pushing the New Generation of Crowdsourcing Design

iPhone-Android War Means Great Opportunities for Small Businesses, Developers

Kindle for Android is Here, Amazon Still Loves Google

Sarbanes-Oxley Declared Constitutional; Auditing Board, Not So Much

Google Chrome’s Lead on Safari Hints at Long Term, Centralizing Strategy

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