The Hidden Costs of Social Engineering

On March 1, 2010

The Hidden Costs of Social Engineering

President Obama's Administration has discussed favoring companies that provide better wages and benefits in Federal contracting. This is proving controversial as it raises concerns of higher costs to the Government at a time of deficits.
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On March 1, 2010

Congress Earmarks Defense Budget for Padding

Congress has the final word on budgets. They add funds for projects they like or want despite the wishes of the Defense Department and the Executive Branch. At the same time the military gives Congress lists of items that they


On March 1, 2010

Thinking Outside the Bloom Box

The Bloom Box is a stationary fuel cell that has attracted $400 million in investment and such customers as WalMart, FedEx, Coca-Cola and eBay. But it's not a new idea--Panasonic was first to market with a residential fuel cell.


On March 1, 2010

If Facebook Is Worth $50 Billion, Shares Available at 60% Off

A new report out from Track.com's Lou Kerner gives Facebook a $50 billion valuation, more than double the size estimated by sites like SecondMarket, where investors can trade pre-IPO shares of the social networking site.
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On March 1, 2010

Google’s China Woes: What Would Mickey Do?

Google could take cues from Walt Disney about improving its dealings in China, where the Internet giant's distress over hacking and censorship is being compounded by the glare of a new European antitrust review.
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On March 1, 2010

How to Send Text Messages Using Only Your Voice

If you're tired of trying to compose text messages on your phone's tiny keypad/keyboard, try a voice-powered service like Dial2Do or Jott. They're both fantastic, and good for a lot more than just messaging.
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On March 1, 2010

Own the Podium!

The Olympics just ended and the US and Canada set records for medals. The US won the most medals ever in a winter game and Canada won the most Gold medals ever but one country in the Winter Games.

Canada…