The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project that delivers low-cost laptops to children in developing and third world countries is relaunching its ‘Give One, Get One’ campaign, this time in Europe as well as the US. Article taken by RSS... (Continue reading)
Stallman discusses his views on free versus proprietary and open source software, social networking sites and privacy issues. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is extending the use of business intelligence (BI) tools and implementing more web innovation to better use data about charitable donors. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)
Microsoft has launched an online store where customers can download the company’s software, and where US residents can buy the company’s hardware products. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)
Microsoft has pledged to help programmers using Visual Studio and .NET Framework to create applications that are more secure and privacy-enhanced, as well as to simplify everyday development tasks. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)
The man suspected of killing three employees at a start-up Friday was terminated, not laid off. But given the economic climate, the incident still has folks worried. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)
The struggling chipmaker agrees to be sold to video chipmaker Novafora for $255.6 million in cash. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)
Reports suggest gaming will have a “recession-proof” holiday shopping season. Don Reisinger thinks the real reason for that is children. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)
Guest post: Frédéric Filloux explains why death reports of paid-for models on the Internet have been greatly exaggerated, and how Facebook might need subscription fees to survive in the current economic climate. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this... (Continue reading)
To target Lotus Notes and protect its turf against Google, the software maker officially launches Microsoft Online, the hosted versions of Exchange and SharePoint. Article taken by RSS feed. Link to this post!... (Continue reading)