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The Supreme Court of Technophobes

By Glenn Manishin May 25, 2010

This is an ongoing issue with the American judiciary system. Judges are by institution isolated and by tradition older than the general population. Increasingly, however, they are called upon to rule on technologies with…

Chicken or the Egg: Do Social Networks Influence Macroeconomics or Vice Versa?

By May 25, 2010

I made one of those serendipitous discovery clicks on Twitter today that lead me to a short sponsored video exposition on the nature of social networks and their effect on the economy. The conversation…

CableCo Cord-Cutting Finally a Reality. Are You the One in Eight?

By Daisy Whitney May 25, 2010

Has the time finally come to cut the cord? A recent study from the Yankee Group found that one in eight consumers plan to cut back or ditch entirely their pay TV service this…

Gartner Results Confuse The Word “Mobile” – Mobile Is Smartphones Not PC Notebook

By John Furrier May 25, 2010

Gartner just put out a study using the word Mobile which will confuse a few people. The world of mobility is changing and I think that it’s time to hang up the notion that…

Journalists Won’t Report on News Unless it Drives Pageviews

By Tom Foremski May 25, 2010

[Ed: See note at end. –mrh] Sam Whitmore is the best media watcher around, he regularly talks to the press as part of his research for the excellent Sam Whitmore’s Media Survey, which is…

Performance Matters In Private Cloud & Stack Wars – Storage Traffic Important Part of Cloud Equation

By John Furrier May 25, 2010

This morning my friend at Wikibon Project, Dave Vellante, posted an inside baseball analysis on some QLogic news this morning. His post ties directly into a post I was writing this morning on the…

Private Cloud Stack Wars – Action Heating Up

By Dave Vellante May 25, 2010

There’s been a lot of talk these days about “Stack Wars.” The enterprise stack refers to the combination of hardware, software and services intellectual property (IP) that is owned by a specific competitor. Oracle’s…

Privacy: Are You Really As Concerned As You Say You Are?

By Tom Foremski May 24, 2010

Lots of chatter about privacy the past couple of weeks, driven almost exclusively by Facebook’s cavalier policies towards privacy. I took a look at Google Trends, a service that seeks to show the popularity…

Twitter: The One-Company Economic Wrecking Ball [No Instream Ads]

By May 24, 2010

It occurs to me, as I sit down to write another post about Twitter, that I’ve been awful hard on the startup. That springs to mind, of course, because I’m about to write another…

Wardriving 2010: Google, Your Data, and You. Say “Cheese!”

By Mike Coop May 24, 2010

I’ve been following the recent hubbub about Google’s collection of data from unsecured Wi-Fi networks with great interest. Why? Been there, done that. Even got the t-shirt, along with news articles and local TV.…

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The Supreme Court of Technophobes

CableCo Cord-Cutting Finally a Reality. Are You the One in Eight?

Gartner Results Confuse The Word “Mobile” – Mobile Is Smartphones Not PC Notebook

Journalists Won’t Report on News Unless it Drives Pageviews

Private Cloud Stack Wars – Action Heating Up

Wardriving 2010: Google, Your Data, and You. Say “Cheese!”

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