- Napster goes to $5 a month for its subscription services.
- Craigslist getting peeved at South Carolina.
- Biz Week slams iPhone in offhanded way.
- MSFT Win Mobile 6.5 is announced.
- Scribd.com has new sales model worth looking at.
- TSA in trouble over naked picture scanner.
- Duke Nukem may live.
- MSFT will buy any search start-ups.
- JP Morgan says Win7 will not help PC business.
- AMD and Intel in a beef as usual.
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JP Morgan? Yea, they know numbers.
I could never work out why Microsoft are so USELESS when it come to search. Why is it so hard? I guess I should not be surprised. This IS the company that thought the internet wouldn’t catch on (remember the Microsoft Network?).
$50 a month for Napster?!?!?
JD you need an editor. $5 a month, not $50.
Windows 7 might turn out OK, but the economy won’t. The Federal gov’t and its favorite contractors might buy new machines with Win7, but a large number of businesses and individuals will have to make do with what they have now.
Gartner says companies should think about skipping Vista and going straight to Windows 7. Well no duh?
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This is how music should be sold. With reduced distribution costs it should become a amenity. You pay so much for all you can eat.
Dvorak says “This is the tech business – you take a look at what’s going on and you can kinda figure out what’s gonna happen.”
– That’s the same research system used by Goldman-Sachs!
can you please put a volume control on your player now!!!
Intel is the one with mad cow disease.
#9, the Tech5 Report on Cage Match has a volume control.