PGA and LPGA professionals helped the StorageTek Foundation raise $50,000 for the Denver Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

A ripe and fermented “Duh!” resounded from the labs of Israel’s (wait for it) RAMBAM Medical Center in Haifa upon the release of scientific confirmation of what we already knew. Brain damaged people don’t understand sarcasm.

Software veteran Dan Bricklin (remember VisiCalc?) started podcasting last week…

Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple Computer was in talks with Intel leading to speculation that Apple may put Intel chips in its Macs.

In this three part article, you’ll find many tools that any webmaster can use to monitor your site’s search engine position, and use to increase the visibility of your site in major search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN.

John Donovan, a 24-year veteran of American and Asian technical journalism, takes the magazine’s helm.

A new processor from the chipmaker offers desktop-style computing on mobile and embedded platforms.

The nature of the DMOZ directory dictates the use of human editors to populate the index. Because of this, DMOZ has been a topic of discussion amongst many who feel they’ve been treated unfairly.

Oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s lawyers are optimistic that the reading of his verdict will be over before too long, though judges have not indicated when it will be finished.

Retail sales online increase by nearly 24% over the previous year’s first quarter, according to the Commerce Department.

The Venture County Star recently announced that it has shut off comments on its website because the tone of those comments had grown too vicious and incendiary.

Over 100,000 customers of Wachovia Bank and Bank of America have been notified by the banks that employees may have stolen their financial records.

But the Sunnyvale-based portal company has profited handsomely from their foray into the Internet search market.

Microsoft has been given until the end of the month to comply with the European Commission’s ruling for it to change its practices in Europe. If Microsoft doesn’t comply, it will be fined up to $5 million a day.

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales announced Friday that the US Justice Department plans to launch a national sex offender registry website.

With the launch of Yahoo’s Instant Messenger 7.0 (YIM), Yahoo takes a leap into the Internet calling business. This is just the latest step in Yahoo’s growing product catalog of tools for the Internet.

Third-party cookies get rejected at an alarming rate according to a study by a web analytics firm.

As you likely know from personal experience, the value of email has been greatly tarnished by spam, unsolicited messages, online junk mail. So, many subscribers and would-be subscribers care very much about the exposure of their email addresses.

Though Apple publicly refers to a switch from IBM to Intel chips as rumors and speculation, the two companies have been talking over the years.

Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO, announced at the Wall Street Journal’s “D3: All Things Digital” conference in San Diego that the next iteration of Apple’s iTunes software will accommodate podcasts.

21Publish has released a white paper called “Your Corporate Blogosphere — Selecting a Solution to Enable More Efficient Workplace Communication & Knowledge Sharing”.

The CEOs of Maxtor, Western Digital, and Seagate just received an unwelcome wakeup call from the Korean electronics powerhouse.