JotSpot, which sells an enterprise wiki application, has added a blogging utility to its product line.

Panel with Brian Behlendorf from Apache/Collabnet, Josh from PostgreSQL, Chris Hoffman from Mozilla, Larry Wall from Perl and David Wheeler from Bricolage. Moderated by Christian Einfeldt, “How these communities result in 1 + 1 = 5…”

While we were recouperating at home from spending six days in the hospital my brother-in-law (the one who works at Apple) and I watched the golf classic the Masters.

Customers are always a hot topic. But lately the discussions on customer relationships, including retention, satisfaction, and loyalty, have intensified. What is the basis for these discussions, and more importantly, what are leading organizations actually doing to improve customer relationships?

Circuit City reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended February 28, 2005.

Macromedia has a wonderful software application that helps users create great-looking text graphics by using anti-aliasing capabilities.

Last week, it was reported AMD would be releasing their dual-core processing technology featured in enterprise-level machines later this month (April 21). Chief competitor Intel has not taken this news lying down.

Judge Irina Kolesnikova of former Yukos Chief Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s trial has retired to think about the verdict setting an April 27 deadline.

Microsoft’s legal department announced the filing of 8 lawsuits in 7 different states against PC developers and resellers for the alleged distribution of counterfeit, illicit and unlicensed Microsoft software and the components accompanying them.

Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, former American International Group chairman and CEO will not testify when questioned by regulators.

America Online and XM Satellite Radio announced that they will join forces to create a new online radio service.

I’m a little bit of a late arriver at this party. Personally, a late adopter. You want to catch up when you are late, but I don’t think sobriety is your strongest suit. Want to talk about what you look like to someone coming late to the open source cultural, personal and technical movement. And why are we where we are now?

Today, IBM and Sanyo have introduced plans for a prototype micro direct methanol fuel cell system to power IBM ThinkPad notebooks.

A Virginia Court gave Jeremy Jaynes, who was convicted of sending bulk emails with spoofed addresses, a nine-year sentence on Friday.

Microsoft and Gateway have entered into an agreement to resolve legal issues between the two companies and work together on the marketing and development of Gateway personal computing products.

Just catching some of the TV coverage of today’s marriage of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles, I saw a brief BBC TV interview with the Prince’s communications secretary, Paddy Harverson.

Ana Marie Cox, author of the Wonkette blog and keynote speaker at the upcoming IABC international conference, dismissed the question “Who is a journalist?” when it was posed to her at a panel discussion telecast on C-Span.

William Shatner and priceline.com are going where the pioneer Internet travel service has never gone before.

Google’s alleged fresh link filter is on the minds of many website owners and search engine optimization professionals. If indeed, Google is filtering new links into web pages, and not providing full link popularity transfer, then SEO is a whole new ballgame.

Engineered Support Systems announced that, effective April 30, Michael F. Shanahan, Sr. will serve in the capacity of Nonexecutive Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Congrats MSN Spaces on getting to 4.5 million. Funny, now other teams are asking me…

Google Search now has new functionality that will attempt to answer what it perceives to be a question that you’ve keyed into the search box. It’s called Google Q&A.