Is the writing on the wall for Fairfax newspapers the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald after Bill Gates own Seattle morning newspaper decided this week to quit print for online after 146 years.
Are we using our web time productively? Maybe not, according to a US study, which found a marked spike in online time spent viewing content at the expense of communicating and researching.
Worldwide revenue from data storage systems rose 10.3 percent in the first quarter to $4.2 billion, with the largest and most-expensive systems showing the fastest growth, market researcher IDC reported.
Google is now getting down to the serious end of its battle to take on Microsoft in the online application market with the acquisition of the security software outfit Postini by designed bolsters, a product suite designed to loosen Microsoft's hold on business customers.
Google is being sued over the distribution of content to multiple sites. The action is being taken by a UK businessman who claims his reputation has been tarnished because of Google's search engine practices.
Are you worried about your online image? If so help is at hand with the revelation that a new breed of Companies have sprung up that will clean up your online image before you apply for that all important new job.
Experts predict that Google Inc's purchase of advertising company DoubleClick for US$3.1 billion will be approved by US regulators despite vehement opposition from competitors Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc, according to a report from Reuters.
Nokia, the world's top mobile phone maker, will unveil on Tuesday a new version of its Internet tablet device that runs Google Talk communications software, sources familiar with the plans said on Friday.
Australian retail sales jumped a startlingly strong 1.4 percent in April, defying record petrol prices and heightening the risk that another increase in interest rates might be needed to restrain inflation.
Is the writing on the wall for Fairfax newspapers the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald after Bill Gates own Seattle morning newspaper decided this week to quit print for online after 146 years.