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- Apple chooses O2 as iPhone carrier in U.K.
- Apple chooses O2 as iPhone carrier in U.K.Apple is the future in computing...Do you get the impression that Microsoft is yesterdays news, and that Apple news is the future? Apple can do no wrong, they just keep hitting them out of the ballpark.Now as long as they don't cheese off...
- Tags: Telecom & Utilities, Digital media, Digital music, Apple iPhone, Apple Inc., phone, Punditry, entertainment center, O2 Plc.
- Discussion threads 2007-09-18
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- Microsoft makes daring vulnerability sharing move
- LAS VEGAS -- Starting in October, Microsoft will start sharing details on software vulnerabilities with security vendors ahead of Patch Tuesday under a daring new program aimed at reducing the window of exposure to hacker attacks. The new Microsoft Active Protections Program MAPP, which will be formally...
- Tags: Vulnerability, Security Company, Exploit Code, Microsoft Corp., Security, Ryan Naraine
- Blog posts 2008-08-05
- Geek Sheet: Bare-metal backup and recovery
- Tired of the same old punditry and OS wars? Want to read something practical you can actually use and apply to your real job? Or perhaps you need some light reading material to help you get some sleep on the plane between consulting engagements – either way, welcome to the...
- Tags: Recovery, Network File System, File System, Photovoltaics, Backup, Volume, Partition, Machine, System Rescue CD, LVM, Volume Group, Linux, Manufacturing, Servers, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Jason Perlow
- Blog posts 2008-05-07
- 2007 year in review: 10 most popular posts
- Due to the lack of news during this time of year and a gentle prod from my ZDNet editors I thought it would be fun to look back at some of the most popular posts here on The Social Web in 2007. Perhaps unsurprisingly, many of these posts were also...
- Tags: Second Life, Facebook, Site, MySpace, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Steve O\'Hear
- Blog posts 2007-12-28
- Apple: Is this really a dangerous moment?
- Apple: Is this really a dangerous moment?Message has been deleted.The sky is falling!!! The sky is falling!!!Not to say that Apple will always be king of the hill, but I'm not ready to unload my Apple stock just yet. The Mac part of the business is just picking up steam....
- Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Digital media, Digital music, Apple iTunes, Apple Inc., dangerous moment
- Discussion threads 2007-12-03
- News to know: Apple vs. researchers; Drop 'IP' from VOIP; Local search
- Notable headlines: George Ou: How Apple orchestrated web attack on researchers.More Apple coverage: Larry Dignan: Apple TV an $11.4 billion market? Techmeme discussion.WSJ: Apple Opens Doors by Running Windows.George Ou: Should Apple be making fun of Vista UAC?Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Design the next generation iPod. Jason OGrady: Portable users: heed the...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), VoIP, IP, Apple Computer Inc., David Berlind, Microsoft Windows Vista, local search
- Blog posts 2007-03-20
- Punditry: Will Microsoft buy flaws?
- Punditry: Will Microsoft buy flaws?Punditry: Will Microsoft buy flaws?Microsoft can and should do everything within its means to protect customers.The option to pay researchers should be available to Microsoft management. As well as other tools such as lying to researchers, stringing them along, threatening them with appropriate legal action, crediting...
- Tags: Microsoft Corp., flaw, security society, secret security society, security, hacker
- Discussion threads 2007-03-19
- Punditry: Will Microsoft buy flaws?
- Last week, I wrote about hackers starting to agitate for Microsoft and other software vendors to start paying for information on security vulnerabilities. As a follow-up to that post, I pinged a few security research pros, asking whether they agreed its inevitable will start buying bugs. The responses: Dan...
- Tags: Microsoft Corp., vulnerability, security
- Blog posts 2007-03-19
- The problem with punditry re: Google Apps vs. Office
- The problem with punditry re: Google Apps vs. OfficeGoogle Apps is not FirefoxI agree. Firefox works because it's better than IE6 or IE7. Google Apps isn't better, overall than Office. I use Google Apps and enjoy it. It's collaboration features are the main reason I prefer it...
- Tags: Microsoft Office 2000, GApps, Microsoft Office, Google Apps, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2007-02-24
- The problem with punditry re: Google Apps vs. Office
- The only thing less surprising than Google announcement of Google Apps Premier Edition Wednesday evening and the ensuing white noise it has precipitated was the inevitability of some seriously wrong-headed punditry from the usual suspects. Microsoft-bashing is all sorts of fun – it must be given the number of folks...
- Tags: Google, Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, Software, Web Apps
- Blog posts 2007-02-24
- Not Gillmor Gang had some good moments, but not yet the same old song and dance
- I had the pleasure to participate yesterday in a roundtable podcast modeled after the late, great Gillmor Gang. Jason Calacanis was the host in Steve Gillmors (temporary?) absence in this "beta" CalacanisCast "not Gillmor Gang" production on PodTech.net.Jason is actively entrepreneurial at Sequoia (and wont say much about what hes...
- Tags: Podcasts, Apple, SaaS, Silicon Valley, Gillmor Gang
- Blog posts 2007-01-17
- Gillmor-speak gets redacted into minutiae-as-clarity, for once
- Theres this great blog interpretation/expose by Joel Spolsky where he redacts Steve Gillmors latest blog post, which is ostensibly about Jonathan Schwartz recent blogs. Dave Winers, too, I guess.But, because the post is pure Steve, nothing is ever quite as it seems: Hey, there goes an eight-foot white rabbit down...
- Tags: Intellectual Property, Sun Microsystems, Podcasts
- Blog posts 2006-12-23
- What Makes Google
- What Makes GoogleArrogance?As Microsoft "gets back up" after having stumbled, I am made to wonder what form this new humility will take. So far it's looked remarkably like ongoing affronts to antitrust law on 3 continents. They are backstabbing partners with Zune, and dumping millions of subsidy money on...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, Testing, Smart People, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp.
- Discussion threads 2006-10-17
- As Zune looms, Napster UK gives away MP3 players (potential doorstops)
- As Zune looms, Napster UK gives away MP3 players potential doorstopsYou need to correct your article[i]...thereby deleting any subscription-related music on your portable player...[/i]That statement is incorrect. An expired license does not result in songs being deleted. You simply get a message saying that you need to re-connect...
- Tags: Business structures, Digital media, Digital music, Napster Inc., hypocracy, MP3, MP3 player, Microsoft Corp., Apple Inc., hardware, Microsoft Zune, IBM Corp., partnership
- Discussion threads 2006-09-12
- Journalism of all kinds and the process of growing
- Nicholas Lemann of The New Yorker has contributed a thoughtful piece to the debate over what a citizen journalism might look like, Amateur Hour: Journalism without journalists. My guess is that the blogosphere will take it badly, minimizing the argument as another "journalism vs. bloggers" rant. It's not....
- Tags: blogger, journalism
- Blog posts 2006-07-31
- American competitiveness and the global economy
- Can the United States remain competitive as 3 billion people in Asia rapidly enter the global economy? It's a question asked by many people across market segments, including IT personnel who worry about offshore outsourcing and the jobs threat that poses. Fareed Zakaria, editor of Newsweek International and probably the...
- Tags: AMERICAN, Fareed Zakaria, Swiss
- Blog posts 2006-06-07
- Coop: The Boot Camp Gimmick
- It's very rare that my good friend Charlie Cooper and I disagree on matters involving tech punditry. Where so many are quick to donne rose colored glasses around this or that deal or announcement, Coop and I have FDA-approved grey cloudy sky corneal implants from C&C, Inc. (Cynics...
- Tags: Apple Macintosh, Microsoft Windows
- Blog posts 2006-04-10
- Success is simply complex in media
- What do WashingtonPost.com, The Discovery Times Channel, and Washington Monthly have in common? They all build successful online media assets by understanding the fundamentals of the media fundamentals. According to a report published at the the USC-Annenberg Center's Online Journalism Review: For all the punditry on how much trouble...
- Tags: Washington Monthly
- Blog posts 2006-02-05
- The uncouth vocal utterance of the people
- While it's obviously dangerous to read too much into a musical comedy skit, I like to think of Anna Russell's backwards to the Folksong as a searing indictment of the follies of punditry. She discredits the Britannica's (Eleventh Edition?) supercilious definition of folk singing for my title here, and goes...
- Tags: blog
- Blog posts 2005-07-29
- Netscape: bowed, but not broken
- Netscape: bowed, but not brokenWho Cares?AOL owns Netscape and was one of the main contributors to Mozilla. Naturally, the geniuses at Time-Warner are going to create their own browser based on a stripped-down version of IE, which especially lately is best known for it's security issues.Nobody can save AOL...
- Tags: Web browsers, Nav, Mozilla/Firefox, America Online Inc., Netscape Communications Corp., Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web browser
- Discussion threads 2004-10-13
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