 | Silicon Alley Insider |  Relevance: 6.298 |
| More about Myspace Ready Embrace Data | Ads |
| Alley Insider | Relevance: 6.220 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 6.133 |
| MySpace Hires Away Another Yahoo Exec (NWS, YHOO) The Yahoo exodus continues. Valeh Vakili, director of U.S. sales operations for Yahoo, is leaving the company to join News Corp.'s MySpace, as SVP of sales and strategy and operations, CNET reports. At Yahoo, Vakili was [..] |
|
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 6.128 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 6.123 |
| Warner Music: Yes, We're Working With MySpace* (WMG, NWS) A brief update on MySpace's "Hulu For Music" plan: Warner Music Group (WMG) has more or less confirmed that they're interested in the proposed project, which would create a standalone music site co-owned by News Corp.'s social network [..] |
|
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 6.029 |
| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 6.011 |
| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 5.982 |
| T-Mobile turning off data on those who pre-ordered the G1 T-Mobile customers who have pre-bought the G1 may notice that their data connection suddenly stops working. D’oh! Don’t panic there is nothing wrong with your G1, this is a problem on T-Mobile’s end. Remember that free week of data that you all got when you pre-bought your G1? When that week is over, T-Mobile is [...] [..] |
|
| The Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 5.958 |
Sprint joins the party, caps unlimited data at 5GB  We think it’s officially time for all major US carriers to be prohibited from using the word “Unlimited” in their data plan marketing materials. Following on the heels of Verizon and AT&T, Sprint has made the decision to cap their “Unlimited” data plan at 5GB of monthly usage. According to a leaked internal memo, the [...] [..] |
|
| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 5.958 |
| Sprint joins the party, caps unlimited data at 5GB We think it’s officially time for all major US carriers to be prohibited from using the word “Unlimited” in their data plan marketing materials. Following on the heels of Verizon and AT&T, Sprint has made the decision to cap their “Unlimited” data plan at 5GB of monthly usage. According to a leaked internal memo, the [...] [..] |
|
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.952 |
Back To The Future: News Corp. Launches A Weather Site (NWS)  Way, way back in 2005, when News Corp execs decided they needed to be on the Internet, they drew up a short list of acquisition targets: MySpace/Intermix, IGN and WeatherBug. Rupert Murdoch ended up spending $1.3 billion or so on MySpace and IGN, of course, and that's worked out pretty darn well for him, even accounting for some stumbles. But he passed on WeatherBug, an astonishingly popular si [..] |
|
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 5.934 |
| NY Privacy Watchdogs Want to Regulate Online Data Tracking The political grandstanding on online data collection -- tracking your browsing activity, habits, etc. -- is just getting started. Next up: A pending bill in New York to regulate data collection and levy fines for violations. Mediapost gives both sides an airing.
The "pro-tracking" side has a tall hill to climb. The argument that the big, bad corporations are tracking you without your pe [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: 5.930 |
| Nerdblog.Net | Relevance: 5.909 |
| And now it’s time for Data Warehouses as a Service Kognitio monitors toaster inventory over the wire
Poor old Teradata - the data warehouse kingpin and lord over real-time global toaster inventory information. First it gets attacked by a host of data warehouse appliance makers, trying to undercut it on price. And now it’s being hit by buzzword-based business models from those firing up DaaS (data [...] [..] |
|
| Joystiq | Relevance: 5.895 |
Joystiq hands-on: Tecmo Bowl Kickoff  Filed under: Nintendo Wii, Sports
We tried to get Hank Williams, Jr. to kick off this post with "Are You Ready for Some Football?" but he was booked. So, we're just going to assume that you are, in fact, ready for some football [..] |
|
Page : first previous 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
|Next| |Last|
|
Hello, Guest
Online: 130 visitors
Internet users in states with high illiteracy rates are more likely to search for MySpace, according to a site called StateStats.
Plug a search term into StateStats and it shows how common that search term is in eac [..]
A common theme from two meetings I had the other day: The next generation of the Web will be built on data mining -- extracting intelligence from the ream [..]
Filed under: Sony PSP, Interviews, Business
When it comes to developer Ready at Dawn, creating games for the PSP is just so last week. But while the company has closed the book on any PSP aspirations, going so f [..]
