October 1st, 2008
News to know: Economy watch; Google trades; RealDVD; Apple's showdown; Pandora
Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:
Reuters: Senate agrees to vote on bailout, stocks rally
- Michael Krigsman: Economic meltdown: The insanity of disagreement
- Larry Dignan: Analyst: Intel will weather the storm
- Richard Koman: Microsoft says crisis will impact tech
- Tom Foremski: Ballmer says MSFT not immune to financial crisis
- BNET: Biz Professor: Don’t Blame The “Quants!”
CNET: Google’s stock plummets to $249 due to ‘erroneous orders’
Larry Dignan: RealDVD officially launches, so do lawsuits; Is it ‘StealDVD’?
Fortune: Apple’s Digital Music Showdown
CNET: Pandora, Webcasting see victory in Senate
- Richard Koman: Webcasting - and Pandora - saved!
Larry Dignan: Andreessen joins eBay board
CNET: AT&T reorganizes at the top
Paul Miller: New report places Semantic Web ‘On the Cusp’ of something big
Dennis Howlett: Zoho Marketplace: awesome
Dana Blankenhorn: Do we need a LinuxCon?
Larry Dignan: Socialtext enters Twitter for the enterprise sweepstakes
Richard Koman: CA Dems: Scrutiny of Yahoo-Google deal threatens competition
Dancho Danchev: Spammers attacking Microsoft’s CAPTCHA — again
Tom Foremski: Sustainability is big concern for mobile telcos says head of Orange Mobile
Heather Clancy: How green is your IT leasing company?
Dana Gardner: Improved insights and analysis from IT systems logs helps reduce complexity risks from virtualization
Garett Rogers: Google to go back in time?
Sam Diaz is a senior editor at ZDNet. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.
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