Harvard Crimson has a report on student Nick Ciarelli and ThinkSecret founder’s legal chances. Roger M. Milgrim, a New York intellectual property attorney and the author of Milgrim on Trade Secrets, said that Apple might be trying to scare off other sites from… Read More »
Archive for January 12, 2005
The first issue of Free Software Magazine is out and one of the first articles is on the ecology of Mac OS X. THis is a walk through about OS X, the options open to developers and why this makes it such… Read More »
Due to the financial situation I detailed last month it is with a heavy heart I am… Read More »
Back in the boom-boom days, one of the companies I closely tracked was Sun Microsystems. There were three or four executives there, who were in my opinion, pretty straight-up with the press, and one of them was Ed Zander. The tough talking, straight shooting, Brooklyn… Read More »
VoiceGlo, a Florida based VoIP operator has announced a new feature - Click-to-Call. Click-To-Call allows users to dial any number they see on a Web site in one easy step using Voiceglo’s browser-based telephone service. This convenient feature turns any phone number listed on a… Read More »
Guess what is the most popular thing to do in the blogsphere? Hating Apple! Ever since the company sued a bunch of sites – PowerPage, Apple Insider, and ThinkSecret – and unnamed people – people think it is time to teach them a lesson and… Read More »
Ever since I interviewed Sony Ericsson president Urban Gillstrom a few months back-and noticed that he, along with the other Ericsson folks visiting the Business 2.0 mothership -were all carrying the S710, I’ve been eager to get my hands on one. I believed then, and… Read More »
Ordered your Mac Mini yet? I have, but I’ve got the same problem I always have with Apple computers, only this time with no alternative. See, the Mac Mini comes with just 256MB RAM, that really isn’t a lot for OS X and most people are going to… Read More »
