Showing posts with label Research In Motion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Research In Motion. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Dell in $24.4 Billion Founder-Led Deal to Go Private

Technology firms are forever making news - thankfully for me since this is a technology site. Who're we thinking about now?

In our first little bunch, why don't we take a look at the sites discussing BlackBerry and Research In Motion:
- BlackBerry Z10 Review: A Modern BlackBerry Phone with Some Kinks from techland.time.com
- BlackBerry Z10 Selling In "Large Numbers", Says BlackBerry - Some U.K. Retailers Sold Out Over The Weekend from techcrunch.com





What else do we have? Well, there's Facebook and the United States:
- Pew Study Finds One In Five U.S. Internet Users Has Ditched Facebook, While 27% Of Current Users Plan To Reduce Time In 2013 from techcrunch.com
- How Facebook Made Me Search In Strange New Ways from searchengineland.com
- Pew Research Finds Most Facebook Users Take a Break from techland.time.com







Did you catch all the discussion about Michael Dell and Microsoft Corporation? Here are the best bits:
- Dell in $24.4 Billion Founder-Led Deal to Go Private - "EmailPrintShareFacebookTwitterTumblrLinkedInStumbleUponRedditDiggMixxDeliciousGoogle+CommentThe complex agreement announced Tuesday will allow Dell Inc.'s management, including founder Michael Dell, to attempt a company turnaround away from the glare and financial pressures of Wall Street" - said techland.time.com
- Dell Goes Private In Leveraged Buyout Deal By Michael Dell And Partners Worth $24.4 Billion - techcrunch.com

To finish up let's take a look at Google and YouTube, LLC.
- IAC: We Comply With Google's Toolbar Standards - "Amid industry discussion about what Google's enforcement of new policies will mean for its AdWords distribution partners, IAC says its Mindspark toolbar company, and all of its companies, are fully in compliance with the policies currently in place" - said searchengineland.com
- Google Cleared By Australia's High Court In Landmark AdWords Case - techcrunch.com
- Harvard Professor Says Google's Ads Are Racially Discriminating - www.webpronews.com

















Sunday, May 6, 2012

Yahoo! CEO Attacked for Embellishing Resume - and my own blog posts overview

Corporations, technology, news ... amazing, huh?

Who shall we check out first? Well, it's Facebook and United States...
- New Legislation in Congress Supports Facebook User Privacy from www.searchenginejournal.com
- Greasing the Purchase Funnel With Consumer Research from searchenginewatch.com
- Social Surfing: Mon.ki Applies Twitter Conversations to Web Browsing from mashable.com

Source: mashable.com




Yahoo! and Facebook seemed to get mentioned a great deal too:
- Yahoo CEO Attacked for Embellishing Resume from searchenginewatch.com
- Investors: Facebook Wants to Connect with You After All from business.time.com
- Yahoo Confirms Incorrect Academic Information on New CEO's Resume from www.eweek.com







Google and YouTube were brought up a lot too:
- Wil Wheaton Slams Google for Incessantly Pushing Google+ - "Wil Wheaton may no longer be the mortal enemy of fictional character Sheldon Cooper on the CBS TV Show "The Big Bang Theory", but the actor and writer isn't hiding his contempt for how Google is forcing Google+ down the throats of users" - said searchenginewatch.com
- Google's Google Street View 'Engineer Doe' Identified - www.eweek.com
- Google Brings More Real-Time Coverage, Google+ Comments To Google News - techcrunch.com

Source: mashable.com


To end why don't we take a short look at Windows Phone 7 and Microsoft.
- With BlackBerry 10, RIM Is Fighting the Wrong War - "ORLANDO - So far at BlackBerry World, there hasn't been much talk about the "enterprise refocus" that Research In Motion CEO Thorsten Heins made headlines with at the company's last earnings call" - said mashable.com
- Microsoft Asks Windows Phone Developers To Keep The Quality Up And The Sex Down - techcrunch.com
- Microsoft Schedules Windows Phone Developer Summit for June - www.eweek.com









Source: mashable.com


Source: mashable.com


Source: mashable.com