Here’s something that wasn’t reported very well: The Unofficial Apple Weblog: Blogcasting anyone?

Being a vertical search engine seems demanding. Not only do have the big guns to compete with, there are usually established resources that serve the target vertical already.

As the telecom companies continue switching customers from copper wires to fiber lines, cable begins cutting rates. And this is just the start.

What’s worse: Steve Rubel edited into the Wedding Crashers trailer over Vince Vaughn’s face, or Steve Rubel in a terrible toupee …

While the desktop search craze (if there really was one) may have subsided some, that doesn’t mean developers are going to stop improving their product.

While it may be true that Google has a firm grip on the image search “industry,” (GIS anyone?) there’s always room to welcome another to the party.

The first NASA space shuttle launch since the Columbia disaster of 2003 was delayed again today as a problem with Discovery’s fuel sensors surfaced.

Doctors reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association that the best therapy for menopausal related symptoms, such as hot flashes, night sweats, and depression may be a simple glass of water.

Citing the need for quick action in the event of a security threat, several government agencies have asked the FCC for broad inspection powers.

Second quarter earnings declined four percent from the same period last year, but still beat analyst expectations.

Claria, one-time producers of the infamous Gator Wallet, has announced their intentions to enter the search engine industry market, but with a little twist.

I see a PR firm has done a survey on the amount of time Canadian CEOs spend on communication, and found they spend almost half of their time on communication.

Today, the Bush Administration reduced its forecast for the year’s budget deficit from $427 billion in February to $333 billion as a result of larger than expected tax revenues.

Another one, not Beattie. On his co-blog today, Russell Buckley summarized the whole Blogger Fight between Beattie and Rubel with this …

Can you optimize a site designed in frames? Of course you can! The question should be, “how effectively can I optimize a web sire designed in frames?”

A study out of Canada shows that a huge percentage of those infected with West Nile virus were completely oblivious to the fact.

This article is not a complete quide to Apache’s mod_rewtite neither to .htaccess. Its purpose is to help you – the webmaster – to create “mod_rewriten” versions of your dynamic webpages even if you have limited technical knowledge.

The project, part of Sun’s Java System Access Manager, now has a roadmap to being completely open source.

What topics are being looked for by Americans when they search? A recent study from Harris Interactive gives some insight into this subject.

Firefox 1.0.5 became available yesterday, providing several security updates to the browser.

Lockheed Martin and a team of Boeing and Northrop Grumman each receive $28 million USD contracts to develop designs for the Crew Exploration Vehicle.

Shareholders of both Nextel and Sprint have voted to approve the merge or equals between Sprint Corp. and Nextel Communications, which was announced back in December.