The company behind the ubiquitous Office productivity suite has no intention of supporting the Open Document format.

Apparently, the ability to make lemons into lemonade is one of Google’s strong points, or it could be they are living by the whole “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” thing.

Windows versions 2000, XP, and 2003 could be vulnerable to a Denial of Service condition via the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP).

Once again failing to understand the Google AdWords TOS agreement, another person is attempting to make a misguided connection between an AdWords campaign denial by Google and a liberal political bias.

Yahoo has publicly published its employee blogging guidelines (version 1.0, no betas) and they are concise, intelligent, and actually quite helpful.

The online marketplace has experienced outages in the past, notably a 22 hour shutdown that cost the company heavily.

A new AdWords policy enacted by Google could have long-ranging, perhaps negative affects on content providers and publishers, blogger or otherwise.

Even though it seems like I’m moving a million miles per hour these days, I can always find time to check my feeds.

Networking company Cisco Systems launched their first public blog last month. It’s a very interesting blog as it’s not the type of blog that would immediately spring to mind.

Blogs link to one another.

I’m getting enough emails for reciprocal link exchanges that I thought I’d take a moment to write out my link policy here on my blog.

Here’s a plain-speaking description of a blog commenting policy that no one could possibly misunderstand …

Amazon.com has invested in the start-up behind folksonomy project 43 Things. Another company, called 37 Signals …

While implementing a functional network design that meets an organization’s business and technical goals is critical, it is imperative that the design is properly secured.

After much speculation, Google has announced that they will be changing their Affiliate Policy for AdWords.

Twelve Horses announced it has implemented the Sender Policy Framework (SPF) standard.

In what seems to be a response to Gmail invitation auctions, Google has updated their Gmail policy page to reflect these activities. The changes now make it a violation to “sell, trade, resell or otherwise exploit for any unauthorized commercial purpose or transfer any Gmail account.”

Ever since Google and Overture have allowed competitors to bid on trademarked keywords, legal trouble have not been far behind them. Google is facing lawsuits in Europe and the US because of its trademark policy. Add auto insurance company Geico to the list of companies that have filed suit for improper trademark use.

Google’s newest policy concerning bidding on trademarked slogans for AdWords purposes has come under fire. French insurance company AXA has filed suit against the search engine for allowing others to bid on keywords that AXA has trademarked.

Many organisations have deployed VPN’s as a quick win solution and have suffered as a result of not implementing a full solution. Trinity Security Services’ Consultants have worked with a wide array of customers to solve security issues as a result of hastily rolled out VPN solutions.

There’s more to customer service dealing with order fulfillment, returns, complaints and questions. Good customer service is based on respect and concern — qualities that can’t be spelled out in a company policy.