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- Homeschooling + marketing = great coffee?
- Homeschooling + marketing = great coffee?Homeschooling does what public education can'tturn teachers loose to teach rather than toe the bureaucratic line.RE: Homeschooling marketing = great coffee?Chris, if you like *strong* coffee, check out Meth in SF on the web.Organic coffee?As part of my response to recent efforts to...
- Tags: marketing, InfoWeek, Homeschooling, great coffee, recycling
- Discussion threads 2008-07-22
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- Pleasant 'Dream' for HTC, Google: FCC approves
- The FCC has approved HTC's 'Dream' phone, which will now be the first Android-based handset to hit the market, InfoWeek reports. It will support T-Mobile's 3G network. (Let's see if it handles 3G better than Apple and AT&T.) Looks like it will have a "jog ball" (trackball?),...
- Tags: FCC, Google Inc., High Tech Computer Corp., Bluetooth, Federal Government, 3G, Wi-Fi, Cellular Phones, Wireless, Government, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-08-19
- FCC slams Comcast but too little too late?
- The FCC formally voted to censure Comcast over torrent-blocking today. And the decision has stirred up plenty of controversry. The LA Times' Jim Puzzanghera called the decision a "warning shot to all Internet service providers that it would not tolerate discriminatory behavior." There will be no fine...
- Tags: FCC, Network, Comcast Corp., Network Management, LA Times, Internet, Federal Government, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Network Administration, Networking, Government, Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-08-01
- CA to launch prescription database
- California will create an online database of drug prescriptions in an effort to stop drug dealers from collecting pills from multiple doctors, InfoWeek says. Every year thousands of doctors try to check their patient's prescription history information but California's current database is difficult to...
- Tags: Patient, California, Doctor, Computer Associates International Inc., Storage, Databases, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-06-05
- Is Microsoft's open systems promise reliable?
- I caught this article the other day on InfoWeek, where Nancy Gohring discussed Microsoft's new-ish open systems policy. As noted in the article, it's easy to view Microsoft's new stance with a certain amount of skepticism: But Microsoft may have a way to go to placate a market that...
- Tags: Steve Jobs, Antitrust, Microsoft Corp., Corporate Law, Strategy, Business Operations, Management, John Carroll
- Blog posts 2008-05-29
- UK education agency nixes OOXML
- Office Open XML – the open standard with a trademark in its name – might be good enough for the International Standards Organization but it's not acceptable to British schools, InfoWeek reports. "In the context of the education system," lack of truly open standards in Office 2007 "can result...
- Tags: Microsoft Office 2007, Agency, Microsoft Corp., Office Open XML, Microsoft Office, OpenDocument Format (ODF), Office Suites, Software, Emerging Technologies, Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-05-13
- FCC boss: Comcast blocking is widespread
- InfoWeek reports that, according to FCC Chairman Kevin Martin, Comcast was not merely blocking BitTorrent traffic during high-traffic times but pretty much all the time. Martin was testifying before Congress today. "Specifically, based on the testimony we have received thus far, some users were not able...
- Tags: FCC, Comcast Corp., Peer To Peer (P2P), Federal Government, Networking, Internet, Government, Richard Koman
- Blog posts 2008-04-22
- Corporate PCs: Underpowered for Vista. Overpowered for Writely?
- I'm not singling out Google's Writely because I think it has a better shot against Microsoft's Office than any other Web-based contender. I just needed to pick one (of the many Web-based offerings) to make a point that Microsoft could be seriously shooting itself in the foot if what...
- Tags: Gartner Inc., Microsoft Windows
- Blog posts 2006-04-24
- InfoWeek: OpenDocument tangled in MA political showdown
- InfoWeek: OpenDocument tangled in MA political showdownI'm waiting for Quinn to ask"Senator, the Administration is open to suggestions. Could you please suggest a revision to the ETRM that would mandate Microsoft's file formats?"Yeah, I know, broken record (for those who remember where the phrase comes from.) Then again,...
- Tags: OpenDocument Format (ODF), OpenDocument Format, Office XML, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2005-10-26
- InfoWeek: OpenDocument tangled in MA political showdown
- A story in InformationWeek is the first official news report offering some of the details behind a hearing that has been rushed onto Massachusetts' state Senate's docket regarding a recent decision by the Commonwealth's Information Technology Department ITD to standardize on the OpenDocument Format ODF for the creation, storage,...
- Tags: OpenDocument Format
- Blog posts 2005-10-26
- Will seven (editions) be Vista's lucky number?
- Based on news gleaned from Paul Thurrott's Professional Developer Conference coverage, InformationWeek is reporting that Microsoft Windows Vista may come in at least seven different versions shame of InfoWeek for not linking. Thurrott has fleshed out the details though, breaking down each of the different editions (some for home...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista, Paul Thurrott
- Blog posts 2005-09-13
- Experts: Windows leak not a security risk
- Experts: Windows leak not a security riskSo true, just less work with the actual source, and they have had it anywayThey keep the source code on Windows servers for cryin' out loud. The source code is available to college students and un-trusted foreign governments all over the world. I would...
- Tags: Operating systems, source code, security, Microsoft Windows, Gartner Inc., Microsoft Corp., Richard Stiennon, security risk
- Discussion threads 2004-02-13
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