Yahoo reorganizes into three groups, COO to leave
Yahoo will reorganize into three new units, as part of a shake-up that will see Chief Operating Officer Dan Rosensweig leave the company, Yahoo said Tuesday.
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BitTorrent makes deals with major studios
BitTorrent on Wednesday announced deals with several major movie studios and content producers, as the streaming software company moves towards legitimacy instead of being a tool for piracy.
Oracle to acquire Stellent for US$440 million
Oracle Thursday continued its string of acquisitions, announcing it will buy content management software company Stellent for about US$440 million.
Windows Vista, Longhorn to get new antipiracy measures
Microsoft will introduce a new system for fighting software piracy with its upcoming Windows Vista and Windows Longhorn Server operating systems, the company said Wednesday.
Jack Ma ... then and now
One night in 2000, 500 of my Internet industry colleagues and I crammed into a meeting room in Hong Kong's Furama Hotel, which no longer exists, for a meeting of I and I Asia, then the must-attend function of the Internet age. Most of the others assembled that night are probably no longer in the industry. But the speaker had just closed a US$20 million round of venture capital financing, and in 2000, that made everyone in the room all ears. He was here to stay.
China and India to drive Asian WAN growth
A stable economic and political climate and foreign direct investment could drive the implementation of WANs (Wide Area Networks) throughout Asia, especially in China and India, a research report said Thursday.
Report: Hurd knew of planned deception campaign
Hewlett-Packard Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mark Hurd knew of plans for a disinformation campaign designed to find the source of leaks from boardroom discussions, The Washington Post reported Thursday.
SAP fires back at Ellison's remarks
SAP reacted quickly and angrily to statements made by Oracle CEO, Larry Ellison, during his company's quarterly results meeting.
Mambo Foundation releases Mambo 4.6
The Mambo Foundation has released Mambo 4.6, the first major release of its open-source content management system (CMS) in almost two years, the group said Wednesday.
Sun releases new servers and workstations
Sun Microsystems Wednesday announced new additions to its server and workstation lines with the Sun Fire And Sun Ultra.
IBM will build new Department of Energy supercomputer
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) chose IBM to build a new supercomputer for its Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, IBM announced this week.
Reporters' phone records accessed in HP probe
Hewlett-Packard obtained the telephone records of nine reporters as part of its internal probe of information leaks, the company confirmed Thursday.
Google, sex keys to blogging success in China
Two China-based bloggers have found the secret to generating more page views: sex sells, and Google helps readers find it.
Corel to buy InterVideo for US$196 million
Corel has announced it will buy multimedia software company InterVideo for US$196 million in cash.
Google leads, Yahoo gains in U.S. Web searches
Google's Web sites continued to be the U.S.'s most-used search source in July, but lost 1 percent market share to Yahoo, comScore Networks said Sunday.