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Cloud & Storage Blowout – Chowda, SiliconANGLE, The Cube, and EMC World – Shipping Up To Boston

By John Furrier May 4, 2010

UPDATE: John tweeted out just before he got onto the plane for Boston #emcworld Sox/Yankees Sunday at fenway. 2 tix to best comment my Chowda/TheCube post (http://bit.ly/aSSAAk) or RT it. To clarify, retweet out…

Is this Real Life? Doped-up David is up for a Webby [Video as a Family Biz]

By Mary Wallace May 4, 2010

It's not the 58 million YouTube hits that make the ‘David after the Dentist’ story. It's how quickly the family figured out the power of social media and were able to monetize their two…

Chris Anderson on Why Tablets Represent a New Era of Ad Measurability

By Daisy Whitney May 4, 2010

On the heels of Apple’s news this week that it’s sold 1 million iPads in the first 28 days of release, Daisy Whitney brings New Media Minute viewers insight from "The Long Tail" author…

Set-Top-Box Revisited: How does the Gateway solution increase competition?

By Len Grace May 4, 2010

The FCC seems determined in revisiting and repairing the current CableCard rules fiasco in which it chose to mandate a universal Set-Top-Box for Cable, Telco, and DBS providers. Where does a solution lie, and…

Future Mobile Development: webOS Paving the Way, Setting the Standard

By Nate D'Amico May 4, 2010

I have been a tremendous fan of what the engineering team(s) at Palm have been up to since the moment I heard that Palm’s next generation of handsets would run on a new operating…

PivotLink debuts ReadiMetrix, in-the-cloud Business Analytics for Sales, Marketing & Human Capital Management

By Mary Wallace May 4, 2010

CEO Quentin Gallivan’s blog explains PivotLink’s vision for the New Saas (Software as a Service) Business Intelligence (BI): using Reporting, Dashboards and Analytics Software moved from desktop or server-based, to off-premise BI cloud computing…

Tone-Deaf Twitter Misses the Boat on Curation

By May 3, 2010

One of the most disappointing things about Twitter declaring war on their developer community means that we’ll see an extreme slow-down in the innovation cycle on cool new apps. It also means that we’ll…

Looming Chip Shortage?

By Tom Foremski May 3, 2010

Mike Magee over at TechEye, reports: Foundry giant TSMC said that its factories are full up — issuing a "clarification" to remarks made when it turned in its first quarter results. The form said:…

Retrevo Study: Nearly Half of All Parents Friend their Kids on Facebook

By Tom Foremski May 3, 2010

Retrevo.com‘s latest Gadgetology study highlights some interesting findings about parents and their attitude towards social media: – 29% of all parents don’t allow texting during family meals. 36% of parents of teenagers don’t allow…

Kindles aren’t Bricks: Amazon’s next Kindle update will include access to Facebook and Twitter, Google and Wikipedia.

By Mary Wallace May 3, 2010

Apple has sold 1,000,000 iPads, and it’s the Kindle’s biggest competition; both wirelessly download books. Amazon has a leg up as a book reader, however, in that they’ve grown with Chris Anderson-style ‘Long Tail’…

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Set-Top-Box Revisited: How does the Gateway solution increase competition?

Future Mobile Development: webOS Paving the Way, Setting the Standard

Looming Chip Shortage?

Kindles aren’t Bricks: Amazon’s next Kindle update will include access to Facebook and Twitter, Google and Wikipedia.

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