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goWholesale Launches Blog Search Engine, Services

Because of a number of search engine relevancy discussions, vertical search engines have been a topic of conversations. Vertical search engines are niche-based engines, normally focusing on one industry.

Web Accelerator Stopped At The Door

I was visiting Whackbag.com, the unofficial Opie & Anthony message boards, and was stopped cold by this message …

How to Ask for the Job

One of the great qualities that children possess is the ability to ask for what they want, from extended playtime to an extra piece of cake for dessert.

7 Myths That Make Meetings Miserable

You can hold effective meetings and become a more successful leader if you avoid these seven monsters. Here’s how.

Napster Nabs Ringtone Market

In a deal with Dwango Wireless, Napster announced today that it will now provide ringtones, wallpapers, and graphics, beginning with t-Mobile and Cingular customers.

NASA Boosts Faster Return To The Moon

Previously reported procedure to develop a replacement to the space shuttle gets a makeover from the agency’s new chief.

Cell Phone Text: A New Approach

Being a proud and dedicated early adopter, I read a couple books on my Palm when Palm-enabled books first became available.

HSBC To Get Bigger Stake in Ping An

HSBC Insurance Holdings Limited is acquiring another 9.91% stake in Ping An Insurance.

Professor Develops Essay Grading Software

In college, there were usually two types of professors when it came to grading essay papers: the one’s who knew so much they could never be satisfied with an undergrad’s missives; and the one’s that preferred dry, regurgitative, tell-it-to-me-like-I-told-it-to-you essays.

BlackBerry Legions Grow To 3 Million

Research In Motion sees an increase in its base of wireless e-mail users from just six months ago.

Deutsche Boerse CEO Leaves Company

Werner Seifert, chief executive of Deutsche Boerse, has resigned from the company effective immediately.

Google Working On Web Accelerator Fix

C|Net reports that Google has confirmed that one of the problems with Google Web Accelerator …

Microsofts Doom: Open Source

Microsoft may be in trouble. Right now, Windows dominates the PC market and it has for a while but Linux has developed its following that following may grow if the British government has its way.

Grokker.com Bring Visuals To Yahoo Search

Today, Groxis Inc., a search visualization company, announced the launch of Grokker.com, the first web-based version of Groxis’ visualization software.

Opportunity Rover Stuck; NASA Calls AAA

NASA’s Mars rover, Opportunity, has found itself in a sticky situation. Well, a sandy situation, anyway.

Motorola Debuts First Ever Nano Emissive Flat Screen Display

Motorola Labs, the applied research arm of Motorola, Inc., today unveiled a working 5-inch color video display prototype based on proprietary Carbon Nanotube (CNT) technology – a breakthrough technique that could create large, flat panel displays with superior quality, longer lifetimes and lower costs than current offerings.

Japan Airlines Chairman Steps Down

Isao Kaneko, Chairman and Director or Japan Airlines Corp, will be stepping down this month.

E*Trade and Ameritrade to Become One?

The New York Times reported that E*Trade Financial offered to buy Ameritrade for $5.5 billion.

SQL Injections

Since learning how to manipulate a database is usually the first thing programmers learn it makes sense that learning about SQL injections should also be one of the first things they learn.

Reuters Thailand Rides the Cisco Express

Cisco announced the today the worldwide news agency called Reuters deployed Thailand’s Internet Protocol (IP) telephony site in Thailand with 700 Cisco IP Phone 7960Gs, Cisco IP Phone 7940Gs and Cisco Wireless IP Phone 7920s.

FCC; Hollywood Flagged Down

The US Circuit Court of Appeals shook its finger at the Federal Communications Commission for trying to enact new anti-piracy regulations. Hollywood kicked up some dirt, took his ball, and went home.

New Moons Over Saturn

Scientists in Hawaii discovered 12 new moons bringing Saturn’s total to 46. Scientists from the University of Hawaii using the Subaru telescope on Mauna Kea spotted the natural satellites back in December.