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Google’s Actions Towards China Could Hurt Their Other Businesses [Cold Packet Wars]

By Tom Foremski Mar 23, 2010

Last week I asked if Google’s opposition to the Chinese government might affect its other business interests in China, and elsewhere. It’s already happening. Michael Wines and Jonathan Ansfield reported in today’s New York…

WiMax is Dead? Not Hardly: Clear Expanding Coverage to 120 Million by End of 2010

By Mar 23, 2010

A lot of digital ink has been slain in the coverage of Cisco’s ongoing war to kill the WiMax standard in favor of the LTE standard. In the end, the topic is ultimately esoteric…

Cold Packet War!! – It’s Official China is a Virtual Rogue State

By John Furrier Mar 23, 2010

Yesterday, I wrote about Google’s historic move to shut down mainland China search engine and redirect all traffic to Hong Kong. I liked the move by Google and predicted that they would be shut…

CheapTweet: The Act of Dealhunting isn’t Sexy, But it is Effective

By Mar 23, 2010

Hayes Davis (and Jenn) are working this year on a project called CheapTweet (and a site called TweetReach). The big news from Austin was the launch of CheapTweet 2.0. The site just went through…

Is The Enterprise Killing Blackberry – Are They Missing The Mobile Revolution?

By Anton Wahlman Mar 23, 2010

Firms in the enterprise market can be divided into two kinds — very large enterprises with particular compliance requirements and smaller enterprises in which internal policing is lax. Research In Motion’s BlackBerry dominates the…

“Cold Packet War” – Google China Showdown – Shuts Down China Redirects Traffic To Hong Kong

By John Furrier Mar 22, 2010

Today, Google shut down it’s China web site -google.cn. In a bold move Google is shutting it’s search and redirecting all traffic to Hong Kong at Google.com.hk. This is after months of threatening to…

PrivacyStar Wants To Keep The Telemarketers Away

By Anthony Farrior Mar 22, 2010

For anyone tired of telemarketers calling your Blackberry, here’s a fix. A company called PrivacyStar screens requested calls and reports them too! That’s cool, here’s the deets. More info to come after I fully…

M6S Launches an Attention API at DEMOspring

By Tom Foremski Mar 22, 2010

One of my favorite entrepreneurs is Barak Hachamov, co-founder of My6Sense, the developer of a very interesting iPhone application that manages your content feeds, feeding you only the content that matters to you. It’s…

Appistry Targets Vibrant Storage Market, Dangles Carrot in Front of Hadoop Users

By Nate D'Amico Mar 22, 2010

Appistry, a cloud computing company based out of St. Louis, has announced the beta release of a new product line targeting the vibrant web scale storage market. The offering dubbed Cloud IQ Storage, aims…

LSI’s OEM Playbook

By Dave Vellante Mar 22, 2010

Why does LSI exist? In 2007, Bill Zeitler, former head of IBM’s Systems and Technology business said something to me that summed it up perfectly: “Industry revenue is growing at 9% and R&D spending…

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Cold Packet War!! – It’s Official China is a Virtual Rogue State

Is The Enterprise Killing Blackberry – Are They Missing The Mobile Revolution?

“Cold Packet War” – Google China Showdown – Shuts Down China Redirects Traffic To Hong Kong

PrivacyStar Wants To Keep The Telemarketers Away

M6S Launches an Attention API at DEMOspring

LSI’s OEM Playbook

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