October 14th, 2008
News to know: IT turbulence, Windows 7, Facebook, Apple HDTV
Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:
Larry Dignan: IT warning: Turbulence ahead
- CEOs freak out; IT preps a do-over
- Gartner’s worst case for 2009 IT budgets isn’t so bad
- Sean Portnoy: Gartner’s CIO pep talk: Make a difference or be automated (or worse)
Tom Foremski: How will Silicon Valley startups be affected by a downturn?
Mary-Jo Foley: Windows 7 will be called… Windows 7
Sam Diaz: Facebook: Is there a Moore’s Law for sharing?
Zack Whittaker: Facebook as social rule of thumb?
Sam Diaz: Hoping for AppleTV update at Apple’s notebook event
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Apple HDTV … why not, it’s just a big iPod!
- Techmeme: Leaked images, speculation and rumors surrounding a display.
Dana Blankenhorn: Economics of open source remains an academic challenge
Christopher Dawson: OK, now OpenOffice is definitely good enough
- Paula Rooney: OpenOffice 3 launch timed perfectly but will Sun, IBM exploit opportunity?
- Christopher Dawson: And speaking of Sun Microsystems
Larry Dignan: Negotiating with your hardware vendor 101
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Does the credit crunch represent a silver lining for open source?
Jason Hiner: Beyond mobile broadband, WiMAX is about blowing up the wireless business model
- Andrew Nusca: Free national Wi-Fi? Pardon me not holding my breath.
Larry Dignan: SharePoint: What are the risks, rewards?
Richard Koman: Copyright czar is born: Prez signs Pro-IP law
Adam O’Donnell: Debate around ‘partial disclosure’ heats up
Zack Whittaker: Egnyte: using and sustaining Enterprise 2.0
Paul Miller: Jim Hendler and Dean Allemang to kick off Semantic Universe webcasts
Paula Rooney: Zmanda launches open source backup, recovery solutions for Windows
Sam Diaz is a senior editor at ZDNet. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.
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