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- Internet pioneer Robert Kahn: It was a different world back then
- Robert Kahn was one of the industry titans that was awarded one of the Computer History Museums Fellow Awards on Tuesday night earlier this week. Kahns resume places him squarely at ground zero of the innovation on which most of the Internet and the Web is based. According to the...
- Tags: Kahn, computer, ARPAnet
- Blog posts 2006-10-19
- To grow, Borland to cut off its roots
- To grow, Borland to cut off its roots"No one pays for IDEs"?What about Visual Studio? Lots of people pay for that.J.JaIDEs vs. lifecycle management...The "noone pays for IDEs" statement is ridiculous as a factor in this decision. Think about the implications. Borland is going to ditch its IDEs,...
- Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Development tools, C/C++, Middleware, Programming languages, Now Microsoft, Microsoft Corp., Kahn, Borland Software Corp., tool, IDE
- Discussion threads 2006-02-08
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- Microsoft Hitting Google Where it Hurts: Making Ad Words Accountable
- Microsoft Hitting Google Where it Hurts: Making Ad Words AccountableI quit using Ad Words!!!!My tracking software showed NO real improvement in click to sales from Ad Words.What it did show was the vast bulk of the clicks came from FAKE sites posting my Ad Words ads and Google refused to...
- Tags: Google Inc., Ad Words, advertisement, Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2008-09-08
- Microsoft Hitting Google Where it Hurts: Making Ad Words Accountable
- The Genghis Kahn school of marketing, made famous in the 1980s by Larry Ellison, has as its principle maxim the notion that it's not enough that one succeeds, one's opponents must also fail. A look under the covers at one of Microsoft's latest additions to its CRM Online product has...
- Tags: Google Inc., Advertisement, Microsoft Word, Search Engine, Microsoft Corp., CRM, Search, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Advertising & Promotion, Marketing Research, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Joshua Greenbaum
- Blog posts 2008-09-08
- Phony choices in the net neutrality debate
- Phony choices in the net neutrality debateThe Internet has always had some level of intelligenceThe Internet has always had some level of intelligence. As the father of the Internet Robert Kahn says: "I'm against anything that bans intelligence inside the cloud". Even Vint Cerf tries to shy away...
- Tags: Web site development, Network technology, duopoly, Net Neutrality, Internet, phone, cable, streaming video, phone company, AT&T Corp.
- Discussion threads 2007-09-10
- Are tablets really as great as they seem in the classroom?
- Are tablets really as great as they seem in the classroom?You're not the only educator not using tabletsNone of the teachers at my children's schools use them either.I guess...Tablets have their place, however with all tech it all looks good when you see it done well, however learning to use...
- Tags: Tablets, Notebooks, tablet
- Discussion threads 2007-09-05
- Attention you politics-hating coders, geeks: Ron Paul is NOT a friend of the Internet
- Attention you politics-hating coders, geeks: Ron Paul is NOT a friend of the InternetStill not the Huffington PostTry sticking to technical issues and save your liberalism for moveon.com. This is a technical forum!Libertarians believe in less government.So to regulate the Web like you say, isn't necessarily good for the...
- Tags: Regulations, Ron Paul, regulation, Internet
- Discussion threads 2007-07-17
- A rational debate on Net Neutrality
- The subject of Net Neutrality has become so politicized that it's almost impossible to have a rational debate on the subject. Even the term "Net Neutrality" has become a political slogan that is often deliberately vague to hide its true meaning. Is it even possible to have a rational debate...
- Tags: Technology policy, News, Networking, Net Neutrality, Mobile/Wireless, Infrastructure
- Blog posts 2007-06-04
- A rational debate on Net Neutrality
- The subject of Net Neutrality has become so politicized that it's almost impossible to have a rational debate on the subject. Even the term "Net Neutrality" has become a political slogan that is often deliberately vague to hide its true meaning. Is it even possible to have a rational debate...
- Tags: Vint Cerf, Google Inc., Legislation, Tim Berners-Lee, QoS, Network, Prioritization, Customer, Net Neutrality, Service, Carrier, Ed Whitacre, Snowe-Dorgan, Internet, George Ou
- Blog posts 2007-06-04
- News to know: Vista's firewall; RSA; iConcertCal
- Notable headlines: The fiscal 2008 Federal budget has landed. Feds allocate $65 billion for IT in proposed 2008 budget. Bush seeks spending hikes in research, surveillance. Google releases new link reporting tool. Discover your links.Who links to your site? Company offers Google ad alternative.Donna Bogatin: Web 2.0 at IBM, live!...
- Tags: General, RSA Security Inc., firewall
- Blog posts 2007-02-06
- Cisco v Apple Trademark Infringement, Unfair Competition Complaint
- Following is the complaint filed by Cisco over Apples use of the iPhone name:COMPLAINT FOR TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT, UNFAIR COMPETITION, FALSE DESCRIPTION, AND INJURY TO BUSINESS REPUTATION; CASE NO.FOLGER LEVIN & KAHN LLPMichael A. Kahn (SB# 057432, mkahn@flk.com)Gregory D. Call (SB# 120483, gcall@flk.com)Michael F. Kelleher (SB# 165493, mkelleher@flk.com)Beatrice B. Nguyen (SB#...
- Tags: General, Legal, Apple, Cisco, iPhone, Cisco Systems Inc., U.S.C.
- Blog posts 2007-01-10
- U.S. capitalism vs. Web democracy
- U.S. capitalism vs. Web democracyIt's a no-brainerOf course the court is right. Why should any 2.0 jerk be allowed to hook into the content of somebody else when they aren't paying the costs to provide the content? The sponsors aren't getting their sponsoring value if their logos are being...
- Tags: Channel management, U.S. Capitalism, Web Democracy, Web, Davis
- Discussion threads 2006-12-22
- Here are some WAY better candidates for TIME Magazine's "Person of the Year"
- Note: the first four paragraphs of this post are adapted from my remarks in The Huffington Post, where I put up a new blog entry this morning. Every year, TIME magazine editors name their Person of the Year. You know the individual-or in some cases, group- they believe whose actions...
- Tags: cell phone, camera, YouTube Inc., innovation, Time Magazine
- Blog posts 2006-12-17
- Some users say Vista faster, more agile for SOAs
- Looking back, 2006 will be remembered as the year Microsoft finally started uttering the S word SOA and even the E word ESBs. Its not that Microsoft technologies havent already been part of the emerging SOA projects that have been dotting the enterprise landscapes in recent years. Theyve been a...
- Tags: General, Vendor Watch, Case Studies, Windows Communication Foundation, SOA, Microsoft Windows Vista
- Blog posts 2006-12-02
- Is Microsoft and innovator or follower?
- Dave Winer and Robert Scoble debate the topic of whether Microsoft is an innovator or follower, often playing catch-up with rivals, in the Wall Street Journal. The fact the two friends and rabble rousers are debating the topic in the bastion of business reporting, the WSJ, is a good sign...
- Tags: General, Personal Technology, Software Infrastructure, Web Technology, Entertainment, Microsoft Corp.
- Blog posts 2006-12-01
- Bob Frankston: No more monkeys jumping on the bed
- Bob Frankston, the guy who co-invented the electronic spreadsheet and who spearheaded Microsofts original home network strategies, routinely rants about allowing intelligence into the middle of the Internet. To paraphrase his many essays, "things were working fine when nodes could just talk to each other without a monkey in the...
- Tags: monkey, Internet
- Blog posts 2006-10-20
- The tech giants whose shoulders we stand on
- This is the first part of a multipart series of videos that Ill be posting. The videos were taped on Wednesday night at the Computer History Museums 2006 Fellow Awards. When the other videos are up, Ill update this post with the links to them. In this video, I interviewed...
- Tags: video
- Blog posts 2006-10-19
- Unanswered questions: Bill Gates, programmer?
- Unanswered questions: Bill Gates, programmer?Unanswered questions.....With the way you are trying to justify your comments it sems there is a little bit of Gates envy around!! Isn't opportunism the essence of capitalism? and arent those people who make the opportunities considered to be great businessmen?Winners write historyI have no first...
- Tags: Development tools, Blogging, Desktops, Bill Gates, UnAnswered Questions, programming
- Discussion threads 2006-07-17
- Kahn Gauthier Swick Vonage suit: fee-hungry underwriters, unsuitable stock
- Once again, I am not a securities attorney, nor an attorney of any kind.But part of my work involves watching Vonage very closely, and reporting on all aspects of the company. I'm also a Vonage customer. From these multiple perspectives I will now take a look at the Kahn...
- Tags: Vonage Holdings Corp., IPO
- Blog posts 2006-06-08
- Microsoft to shake up Windows leadership
- Microsoft to shake up Windows leadershipto little to late!It's not going to save the sinking ship.Only if M$ would GPL windoze it will make a good product, that can ship during our lifetime.trusted lieutenant for JihadMicrosoft's PR firm has carried this holly war business way to far. Few now remember...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Sinofsky, Microsoft Windows, LAMP Stack, Microsoft Office 2007, leadership, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, MSFT
- Discussion threads 2006-03-22
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