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New Zealand VoIP providers team up with state-owned wireless for rural VoIP push

New Zealand VoIP providers team up with state-owned wireless for rural VoIP pushWhy Do We Keep Flogging This Dead HorseIt seems the half educated nerds and webheads who run internet companies are determined they will make VOIP a success. Unfortunately like many other hyped technologies "that will change the world,"...

Tags: Telephony, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, voice network, Webheads, team, wireless, commons, VoIP, Web 2.0, Web

Discussion threads 2007-06-08

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Fun with numbers (browser and search share) a boon for StatCounter

If you've been following the headlines of late you'll find that StatCounter's research arm, a Web tracking service most Webheads are familiar with, has gone from afterthought to player in just a few short months. Credit a few handy Bing-happy press releases and handy browser market share...

Tags: Market Share, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web Browser, Net Applications, Web Browsers, Internet, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-07-05

Gmail makes it easy to switch mail accounts: Will it matter?

Google has made it much easier to switch email accounts. Now you can move your contacts over to Gmail without falling into a configuration rut that most folks avoid. The big question is whether it'll matter.  The hubbub over what is essentially a new feature of Gmail...

Tags: Google Gmail, Yahoo! Inc., E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, E-mail, Internet, Online Communications, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-05-14

Enterprise 2.0: Progress is mixed, but experimentation is cheap

The state of enterprise 2.0 reveals spotty progress and a separation between key technologies. For instance, wikis are in, podcasts are out and blogs are somewhere in between within the corporation. In two Forrester reports here and here, the research firm hits on a few key themes:...

Tags: NewsGator, Enterprise 2.0, Forrester Research Inc., Web 2.0, Wiki, RSS, Internet, Online Communications, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-11-04

When Microsoft gives bad advice, who pays?

Writing great technical documentation is a difficult job. That’s why it usually takes a small army of copy editors and technical editors and development editors and proofreaders to turn a manuscript into a book. The same quest for clarity is why articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base are so highly...

Tags: registry

Blog posts 2006-04-27

IE7 isn't an Edge Case - but will win over the masses

I've been tracking reactions to Microsoft's IE7 Beta 2 Preview. In my first post IE didn't get 80% of the browser market by being on the edge I pointed to some of the initial reviews around the Web, which seemed to be mostly positive. I was interested to...

Tags: Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer 7

Blog posts 2006-02-06