Archive for January, 2012
CEO Page to send subordinates to briefing
Two other Google execs will deliver briefing on company’s policy changes.
General Mills spoons up digital fun on cereal boxes
General Mills explores QR codes, apps and augmented reality for food packages.
Scams target anti-Timeline Facebook users
Not long after Facebook rolled out Timeline, scammers rolled in.
Review: Apple Final Cut Pro fights on
New version of video editing software refines multi-camera editing, green screen support.
Pythons have stranglehold on Florida Everglades ecosystem
Scientists have measured the impact of the voracious giant Burmese python on the Florida Everglades, and the news is troubling.
Is $100B valuation too heady for Facebook?
The social-networking giant’s true challenge is in ramping up revenue while battling rivals.
Consumers ignore most apps on their smartphones
Our love for apps is fleeting: Nearly 70% of smartphone owners open only five or fewer apps at least once a week.
Tech companies team up to combat e-mail scams
Google, Facebook and other big tech companies are jointly designing a system for combating email scams known as phishing.
Facebook brings historical collection to life
Initiative to popularize a university’s archives created a viral hit.
The megalife of Kim Dotcom
The founder of Megaupload is at the center of a high-stakes battle over Internet freedom vs. copyright protection.