“The Pit Bull Of Public Relations” Blog break time [Scobleizer] Boot Camp users reporting serious crashes Call for Sponsors! [2006 People’s Choice Podcast Awards] Disney to make TV shows available free on Web Half Of Corporate PCs Can’t Run Vista, Researcher Says Microsoft Announces Quarterly Earnings Release Date Napster’s Bleak…
At a press event for Saab’s new Aero X concept car: A Norwegian paper drags the car away to [a gas station] and the reporter gets incredibly upset when we join him. He says he’s got exclusive rights to the idea. But at the gas station there is also a…
Europeans have rushed to grab a virtual home in cyberspace, says the BBC. Hundreds of thousands of people have signed up for new .eu domain name since it became available to the public on Friday, according to the BBC News report. It says that the new .eu domain name will…
America Online to rebrand as AOL Analyse blog content with Textalyser Blogger Fuel – Cool Marketing Idea from Boca Java Consortium launches $9 billion offer for VNU Does Bob Lutz’s Candor Hurt His Chances to Be GM’s Next Boss? Euronext risks investor revolt HigherEd BlogCon has started Internal blogging and…
A friend emailed me a link yesterday to Personal DNA: PersonalDNA is quite possibly the most accurate personality test available. Developed by a team of PhD psychologists from New York University, PersonalDNA differs from other personality tests in its use of fun and intuitive graphical responses to questions, rather than…
Who’s to be believed about the 60% Windows Vista code rewrite story which has been a lively discussion topic in a number of blogs during the past few days? According to Robert Scoble, it’s flat-out not true. He says his view is backed up by a number of other Microsoft…
The clocks changed overnight and we’re now officially in summertime. Where I am, in the Central European Time zone (CET), it’s now GMT +2. In my home, I have a lot of clocks (about 12 at the last count including the VCR, the oven and the microwave). Except for two…
Hot on the heels of Microsoft’s postponement of the consumer launch of Windows Vista comes bad news about the actual code of the product, reported yesterday by Australian tech magazine Smarthouse: Up to 60% of the code in the new consumer version of Microsoft new Vista operating system is set…
