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Of stock options and whiz kids -- 2006 in review The York Dispatch
NEW YORK -- Before 2006, if someone in the business world mentioned "backdated options," you'd be forgiven for thinking they were making a joke about Steve Jobs' necktie collection.
Some of year's coolest high-tech products get another shout-out USA Today
It seems no less remarkable, now that it has finally happened. With great fanfare and unexpected haste, Apple made over its entire computer line this year with chips from Intel, the longtime partner of Apple rival Microsoft. Also this year, Microsoft radically redesigned its long-dominant Office software suite, even as it revamps the next version of Windows, known as Vista. Even the once homely,
Review: Aigo A029 multimedia player Personal Computer World
In the technology and gadget industry, direct imports from the Far East aren’t always success stories in the UK, and Aigo’s rather peculiar A029 digital watch appears to have all the ingredients to follow this trend.
Canto BrandAssistant manages Quark 7 assets MacNN
Canto Software today announced BrandAssistant, a new software application that offers professional digital asset management right from within QuarkXPress 7. The software reduces production and approval delays, decreases time to market and increases asset security and distribution control, according to the company. In addition to finding cataloged
Villanova heads most-wired college list AP via Yahoo! News
Villanova University is higher education's high-tech hotspot, claiming the No. 1 ranking in a new list of "Top 20 Wired Colleges."
Villanova Beats MIT As 'Most Wired' College The Boston Channel
Villanova University is higher education's high-tech hotspot, claiming the number one ranking in a new list of "Top 20 Wired Colleges."
Villanova Beats MIT As Most-Wired College NBC 10 Philadelphia
Villanova University is higher education's high-tech hot spot, claiming the No. 1 ranking in a new list of Top 20 Wired Colleges.
Season's greetings -- and enjoy the show Miami Herald
A new Fort Lauderdale business has created a holiday greeting card that won't be tossed in the trash come January. Say It DVD, www.sayitdvd.com, is an online store that allows customers to turn a DVD storage case into a personalized greeting card along with one of hundreds of DVD movie, television and music titles, starting at $16.95.
Giant willies take on Doom ed DRM The Register
It is a fight to the death Letters We've gone all musical this week, thanks largely to the Gower review of the future of copyright, followed by the news that you can get enough of Apple's iTunes afterall. A broad theme emerges in your letters, you will not be surprised to learn.…
Clarkson Among 20 Most Wired Colleges Newswise
PC Magazine and Princeton Review's 2007 Top 20 Wired Colleges ranks Clarkson #14.
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