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Why the Boo.comeback makes sense

28th
2006
17

There has been much dis­cus­sion lately, most of it neg­a­tive (you can read more com­ments on Tech­no­rati), about the come­back of boo.com and once again, I find myself on the oppo­site side […]

RSS on Fire

29th
2004
0

There’s an old rule in jour­nal­ism that trends can be spot­ted when you hear/see the same item hap­pen­ing three times in a row over a short period. If that’s the case, the […]

Mozilla after AOL

4th
2003
1

Over the past few days, I’ve been spend­ing time cov­er­ing what hap­pens now that AOL and Microsoft have set­tled their dis­pute. How­ever, one area that I have not cov­ered is what […]

Death by a thousand papercuts

20th
2003
0

CIO mag­a­zine is run­ning an inter­est­ing arti­cle show­cas­ing efforts by sev­eral com­pa­nies to use a more mod­u­lar approach when build­ing new EAI appli­ca­tions. Based on what the arti­cle is say­ing, it […]

Seeing Red

5th
2001
0

Last week, for the sec­ond week in a row, IIS admin­is­tra­tors have had to face Code Red. More than a sim­ple virus, Code Red could rep­re­sent a new accel­er­a­tion in the online virus […]

Securing SOAP

20th
2001
0

The lead­ing con­tender for the com­mu­ni­ca­tions pro­to­col that facil­i­tates the world’s busi­ness trans­ac­tions is designed to trans­mit data over HTTP, in the clear. Although some of the cre­ators of Simple […]