Thursday Mainstream Media Headlines
16th Nov 2006, 14:10 GMT
San Jose Mercury Bill Gates has whirlwind day in Silicon Valley Bill Gates came to Silicon Valley Wednesday in the role of the world's most famous do-gooder, not software mogul. Tech leaders gather for innovation summit Bay Area home sales slower, median prices flat A's unveil field of tech dreams Ex-HP board chair pleads not guilty in leak case Dean & Nooch Our week with the Playstation III » Inside Silicon Valley: Riya founder Munjal Shah » Dean & Nooch: An early look at Christmas presents Animal care and behavior: Humane Society Silicon Valley San Francisco Chronicle Why Valleywag got fired; Slide gets funding Wall Street Journal ⢠"Wiki" Book: Pearson is joining with two top business schools to create a business book authored and edited by a "wiki." Time Warner Names NBC's Falco to Lead AOL Dell to Delay Results as SEC Begins Probe Taiwan's Acer May Take Bronze Pearson to Create a 'Wiki' Book Sprint Launches Mobile Local Search Microsoft Learns to Love Online Advertising New York Times The Internet: How to Make Your Web Site Sing for You Annan Faults âFrightening Lack of Leadershipâ for Global Warming The Shape-Shifter Blogs Take Lead in Reporting Polling Problems, With Supporting Evidence on YouTube TechWeb Microsoft Launches Office Live Out Of Beta Online Ad Startup Aims to Automate Marketing LucidEra Launches On-Demand BI Google Sets Aside $200M+ War Chest For YouTube Indemnification Live HDTV From Space Makes History, Project Leader Says IBM Teams With DOE To Build Supercomputer 30X Faster Than BlueGene Cingular To Offer Mobile Banking Report: WiMax Is Gathering Momentum, On Its Way To 20 Million Users Second Life Shop Owners Threaten Suit Against Virtual World's Creator IBM Boosts Spain's Tech Reign Newsfactor AOL Upgrades Instant Messaging App PS3 Supply Woes: Which Console Wins? Microsoft and Novell: Harmony or Heartache? Boost Launches Phone Tracking Service Microsoft Forms Interoperability Group SMBs Get Early Invites to Vista Party The Outlook on Intel's Quad-Core Chips Lenovo Introduces a New Tablet PC Using CRM on the Go: Six Tips for Success Microsoft Rolls Out Six Windows Patches News.com Microsoft launches PowerShell, sets timeline for Longhorn The two sides of Bill Gates Next verse for Microsoft-SAP's business Duet Dell acquires ACS (News in brief) Office Live exits beta Nokia, Vienna to don Red Hat (News in brief) Study: Billions of dollars spent on security (News in brief) SANS names top hacker targets FCC official mum on AT&T-BellSouth merger Cingular to dabble in mobile banking Text message spam could spell trouble for text-based ads Digital Life Home electronics for the holidays GPS finding its way to the mainstream 'Second Life' faces threat to its virtual economy Media 2.0 Google, Yahoo, Microsoft adopt same Web index tool AOL replaces CEO with NBC exec Republicans propose last-minute spy bill Microsoft teams with Sprint on mobile Web service Google to create 500 jobs in Dublin expansion (News in brief) Orb aims to beat YouTube at wireless Web video Cutting Edge Doerr, McNealy offer tech solutions to global warming Nanotech dangers must be studied, experts Silicon Valley Watcher TechNet: Silicon Valley billionaires all agree - life is getting better! A View from Within on US Companies and China How Can Silicon Valley Help the World's Poor? The UN/RiOS Challenge Wednesday Main Stream Media Headlines 11.15.06: Slide lands another round, making it a top-funded 2.0 co. 11.15.06: MSFT Zune campaign comes with a loyalty oath 11.15.06: Cisco will make A's a stadium of hi-tek delights Scoop: Browster acquisition in works - News Corp likely buyer Mid-Week Events: Lords and Masters; Pink Martini; "Howl" 11.14.06: Ballmer: Zune will morph into video-sharing phone, but if its tech against style, Jobs will win every time. TrackBack (0) | Comments (0) Comments on this Entry:
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