COMPUTERWORLD EXPO: Mass-email package vendor says bad press unwarranted
Difference between spam and marketing is where the email addressed came from
Difference between spam and marketing is where the email addressed came from
The extraordinary world of Linux will be on show in Auckland this week.
Like it or not, one of the key ingredients of news is conflict. It’s a distasteful truth that has stuck with me from 20 years ago at journalism school. It might not be a particularly uplifting starting point for writing copy, but a blood-spattered battleground sure gives a reporter an obvious beginning.
I had a dream. I’d gone backstage after a recent concert by Neil Finn and friends. In the dream I go up to the legend of Split Enz (and much more) fame and ask, “Who stands out above all others in the land for the ability to split hairs?”
Company won't see if the price isn't right
To mark the season I thought it appropriate to go on an Easter egg hunt. I doubt that the number of finds I made would sate a true chocoholic but I wasn’t totally dissatisfied with what I discovered.
Being beholden to market whims is "worth the trouble”
Cost of power protection a small price to pay
Snorage is the unflattering nickname for what’s actually one of today’s healthiest IT market sectors. But storage, unfortunately, is a bit like uninterruptible power supplies — no matter how hard you try, it’s nigh on impossible to stay awake while the subject’s under discussion, let alone generate any excitement about it. I thought I’d have a go, anyway.
No decisions have been made about discontinuing any products
Move to VoIP is still in early planning stages
CDMA offers more opportunities: Capel
No wholesale switch to VoIP by large organisations
Just as Apple releases its most significant operating system upgrade ever, Mac OS X (that's a 10, not an x), I'm finally accepting that my user relationship with the company is coming to an end.
University involved with .Net over a year before it became public