OK, so it’s not that simple, and really Cuba just wants to have complete access to the Linux source code so that it can protect against “malicious code” potentially planted by Microsoft for the U.S. government. Please. I find the attempt to evade the U.S. somewhat humorous, mostly because I suspect few within the U.S. [...]

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Bob Walsh) Headup is the creation of Tel Aviv-based start-up SemantiNet, and the brainchild of CEO Tal Keinan who in September nailed down $3.4 million in Series A funding.

If you’ve been looking for a tool to connect what you see in your Web browser at any given time with other stuff on the [...]

Mullor worked on technology unrelated to the patent technology for about three years and then found out Microsoft “was infringing his patent,” Cantor said. “He got upset and the company filed the lawsuit.”
The Ancora patent, dated June 25, 2002, covers technology that identifies and restricts the operation of an unauthorized software program. The [...]

Union Square Ventures and Spark Capital ponied up another round, bringing the company’s total VC funding to $5.25 million and giving the company an estimated valuation of $15 million, according to the report. Tumblr provides a means for people to create, edit, and post blogs.

Tumblr is a free site that reportedly is leaning toward developing [...]

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Though all maps are made available in the Google Maps results pages, users who wish to keep their creations private can do so by switching the map’s settings to “unlisted” in its privacy and sharing settings menu. Any unlisted apps will not be included in query results.
If a map is attributed to a particular [...]

Google’s radio advertising business has become the newest project that didn’t pass muster in Google’s new financially rigorous era, and up to 40 employees will lose jobs as a result, the company said Thursday. However, the company isn’t completely withdrawing from the market, saying it’s begun exploring ads for streaming audio instead.

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“I would expect where it makes sense in the market, we’ll continue to be a partner of Cisco’s,” he said.

Hurd defended the pay package saying it was spread over three years between 2006 and 2008, but that he didn’t choose it, the board of directors did, and that those were different times.

Despite their tough questions, many of the shareholders who spoke were former employees and thanked Hurd for his service to HP.

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For some, this might seem an active and charitable example of social networking–people from all parts of the world being brought together to enjoy the same experience.

That’s because the site’s ingenuity (or, depending on your perspective, ingenuousness or even disingenuousness) has got it a red card from the U.K.’s Premier League and its TV partners.

Perhaps there are those who might be stricken temporarily dumb on learning that Justin.tv enjoys the specta