Glenayre Technologies Proposes Name Change to Entertainment Distribution Company SYS-CON Media
Glenayre Technologies, Inc. (the 'Company'), a global provider of entertainment products and services through Entertainment Distribution Company, LLC ('EDC') and messaging solutions through Glenayre Messaging, announced today its intent to present a proposal at the 2007 annual meeting of stockholders to change the name of the Company to Entertainment Distribution Company. The Messaging business
The Search Engine Report - Number 119 Search Engine Watch
Search Engine Watch editor-in-chief Danny Sullivan recaps top search engine stories from October 2006.
MIND YOUR BUSINESS / How to tell the community what your Web site offers San Francisco Chronicle
Q: I'm in the mortgage business and specialize in helping people with bad credit get a good deal on loans and closing costs. I recently built a Web site to promote my business but don't know how to tell the world about it. Should I send out a press release
Software provides full text search. ThomasNet
Featuring optimized indexing and information search algorithm, SearchInform v3.0.03 can search documents similar in content. Flexible interface enables users to set file description columns in results window. Providing indexing speeds from 15-30 GB/hr, program includes query caching system and phrase search with consideration for stemming and thesaurus. It supports over 60 text formats, Outlook
Microsoft Can Issue Domain Names PC World via Yahoo! News
Top-level domain names are available directly as part of Office Live business.
Update: Microsoft enters domain name registration game InfoWorld
( InfoWorld ) - Microsoft Corp. can now register top-level Internet domains. Last week, the company was added to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) list of accredited domain name registrars, according to domain name service provider Dot and Co. This means that Microsoft can now add new top-level domains to the databases used by computers on the Internet.
Briefing: Time Warner pulls plug on cinema in China International Herald Tribune
Also: New York Times management criticized; NTL becomes Virgin; Baidu links with PayPal; Microsoft search deal in India
Where elite meet: Web 2.0 / Big-name CEOs gather to look for opportunities San Francisco Chronicle
The new Internet boom is known for community and sharing. Yet the very conference that gave the Web 2.0 movement its name will be a relatively intimate affair restricted to a few hundred of the digital elite. Big-name CEOs like Amazon.com's Jeff Bezos,
The name's Bond, James Bond Agencyfaqs!
Fifty three years ago, when Ian Fleming gave us a certain secret agent who introduced himself as, “The name's Bond, James Bond” in a book called Casino Royale, he could hardly have imagined that it was the beginning of a multi-billion dollar brand.
Google Services A Rival To Microsoft? CBS News
Google is way ahead of Microsoft in the "search for" business, and in the past year has begun offering word processing and spreadsheet services guaranteed to make the folks at Microsoft sit up and take notice. Larry Magid reports.