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by Miguel Helft, New York Times
A person with knowledge of the discussions said Google has been thinking about a conundrum: deal or no deal, the company could end up with something of a public relations black eye.
by Joel Hruska, Ars Technica
by Henry Blodget, Silicon Alley Insider
by Tom Lee, TechDirt
by Erica Naone, MIT Technology Review
The White House's recent problems archiving e-mail could be solved by emerging technologies.
by Jessica E. Vascellaro and Robert A. Guth, Wall Street Journal
Microsoft released potential proxy board member from their agreements to serve in the event it made a hostile bid for Yahoo, following the software giant's decision last weekend to end its effort to buy the internet company.
The move is a clear sign that Microsoft isn't planning a sudden reversal of its decision.
by Steve Lohr, New York Times
To make money, you have to move up the economic food chain into higher-value, more profitable work and markets. That economic fact of life applies to nations, companies and individuals. A study released this week shows how this natural law is being applied in the subculture of criminal computer hackers.
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