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Stiennon: Wake up call: An open letter to Gil Shwed, CEO of Check Point Software, 10/26/06
This letter is meant to be a wake up call. While it points to many missed opportunities and wrong turns that I believe Check Point Software has made I hope you will understand that it is a call to action rather than a criticism of past blunders.
Johnson: Nix the national broadband plan, 10/27/06
Do you think we need a national broadband Internet policy? If you’re like a lot of readers, the answer is yes.
Backspin: Big Brother gets virtual, 10/27/06
The line between the real world and the online world has gotten blurry over the last few years to where it is changing the way we understand the reality of our culture.
Shipley: Demo Insights, 10/27/06
The enthusiasm and energy at last month’s DEMOfall conference made one thing very clear: The IT market is in the early days of an important new growth cycle. While megadeals, such as the Google/YouTube marriage, grab the headlines, it is enterprise IT …
Dzubeck: SOA evolves with information services, 10/27/06
The service-oriented-architecture hype of the past year seems to have made believers of the most vocal skeptics. SOA has had an almost mystical aura as the savior of IT and most stagnant business operations.
Editorial: Catching up with Green Armor, 10/27/06
When we first encountered Green Armor Solutions, the start-up just had launched a simple but what looked to be effective technology to help Web site operators safeguard customers from phishing.
Dr. Internet: How effective is the Google Web Toolkit?, 10/27/06
How effective is the Google Web Toolkit for building AJAX applications?
‘Net Buzz: ‘Immensely clever’ spammers dodging OCR, 10/27/06
Spammers have begun slipping their junk past optical character recognition software through a variety of animated .GIF cut-and-paste techniques, according to John Graham-Cumming, an antispam activist who maintains The Spammers’ Compendium and also …
Tolly: Google Docs: How much Office is enough? 10/24/06
When Google talks, people listen. Therefore, when Google offers alternatives to Microsoft, it is prudent to consider their impact. Google Docs & Spreadsheets, now in beta, is a multipronged assault on Fortress Microsoft.
Cool Tools: Reviews on Sony’s UX Micro PC, Logitech MX Revolution mouse, 10/27/06
Sony’s Vaio UX Micro PC is an ultraportable computer that fits in the palm of your hand and has a full edition of Microsoft Windows XP Professional installed instead of the Tablet PC Edition or Windows Mobile, so Windows XP applications will work on …
Gearhead: App launching and yet more Web OSs, 10/27/06
App launching and yet more Web OSs
