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ScreenFIRE 3.2 (Windows)

ScreenFIRE is a fast instant messenger with buddy lists, IRC style conferences that are easy to create and use, and full file trasfer capabilities.

Tags: IRC, Buddy List, Stephen Martin, ScreenFIRE, Internet Relay Chat (IRC), Instant Messaging, Microsoft Windows, Internet, Online Communications, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2000-07-03

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Searching by color to nibble away at Google.

I have to admit that I raised an eyebrow when I read the L.A. Times piece about "Black Google." No, it wasn't talking about the color of the screen (though I have written about a black screen search engine being green.) Instead, it was talking about the racial color of...

Tags: Google Inc., Search Engine, Times, Search, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2008-08-18

Microsoft's competitor to Adobe Lightroom gets another champion

What's Microsoft want with Adobe Photoshop guru Mark Hamburg, who recently joined the Redmond juggernaut? Hamburg a programmer who has been part of the Adobe Photoshop team since version 2.0 and helped lead the Photoshop Lightroom one, is now a Softie, as News.com's Stephen Shankland reported on...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe PhotoShop, Adobe Lightroom, Microsoft Corp., Team Management, Management, Mary Jo Foley

Blog posts 2008-04-29

eBay widget allows embedding to your blog

Blog eBay data wherever you chooseCNET News.com's Martin LaMonica gets a first-hand look at "eBay to Go," a new widget developed by eBay's Stephen Chang.

Tags: Blogging, eBay Inc., blog

Videos 2007-06-12

Google woos federal agencies

Google is looking for federal business with a two-day sales meeting for 200 federal contractors, engineers and uniformed military members to learn more about its technology offerings, reports the Washington Post. Google has ramped up its sales force in the Washington area in the past year to adapt...

Tags: Contracting, Google, Government technology

Blog posts 2007-03-01

Martin Franchises Overcomes Compliance and Information Access Challenges With Cabinet NG Solution

Martinizing Dry Cleaning is an all-American success story. In business since 1949, Martinizing Dry Cleaning is one of the oldest and the most recognized brands in the dry cleaning industry with 600 stores operated by 175 franchisees throughout the U.S. Territories. Martin Franchises identified handling its compliance and reporting issues...

Tags: Microsoft Access, Compliance, Cabinet NG, Martin Franchise, Martinizing Dry Cleaning

Case studies 2007-01-22

Redmonkers dissect Oracle's open source plans

The Redmonks--Stephen O'Grady and James Governor--speculate on Oracle's ambitious plans to gooble up open source companies--playmates for Siebel, J.D. Edwards, PeopleSoft, Innodb, etc. Here's an excerpt from Stephen's post:The Best Defense is a Good Offense:The interesting thing about the acquistions, with the possible exception of Sleepycat - although I could...

Tags: Oracle Corp.

Blog posts 2006-02-17

Big telecom and VoIP singing 'Kum Ba Ya?" This is Ultimate Fighting, people!

Talk is rife with the stated wishes of telecom-based broadband Internet access providers such as AT&T, Verizon and BellSouth to impose or negotiate surcharges for high-bandwidth content and services such as VoIP.But rather than the looming battle over net neutrality that many including yours truly and I predict in...

Tags: big telecom, telecommunications, Bryan Martin

Blog posts 2006-01-18

Hey Google, can you spare a few KLOCs for OO.o?

Earlier this week, Stephen Shankland reported that Google would hire a couple of programmers and donate a few KLOCs Kilo Lines of Code to OpenOffice.org. Most of you who have been following my series on OpenOffice.org performance know that performance and bloat are my biggest gripes with OpenOffice.org so...

Tags: OpenOffice.org

Blog posts 2005-11-02

License stand-down begins

The Sun set on SISSL, the Sun Industry Standards Source License. Hopefully this is just the first announcement of many. For any commercial open source definition to work, we need some rational licensing, licensing you don't need a lawyer to figure out. I wrote about this back in March, after...

Tags: SISSL, Sun Microsystems Inc.

Blog posts 2005-09-06

Buzz measurement boosts ZDNet's "coolness"

Until RedMonk's James Governor took a closer look at ZDNet, he thought that InfoWorld had "all the best tunes." He writes in his blog: I am a fan of news.com, with its concentration of reporting expertise (Stephen, Martin) and editing Mike Riccuitti and opinion Charles Cooper, but now I...

Tags: Blogging, blog

Blog posts 2005-06-20

CA cuts deal with DOJ...next up a new CEO

As foreshadowed in my interview with Computer Associates interim CEO Ken Cron, the company's season in hell is apparently over. News.com's  Martin LaMonica reported that the company reached an agreement with the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission for improperly booking $2.2 billion in revenue from 1998...

Tags: Computer Associates International Inc.

Blog posts 2004-09-22