February 27th, 2009
News to know: Dell; Azure; Yahoo reorg; Facebook; Oracle
Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage.
Mary Jo Foley: Azure: One big, happy platform?
- Microsoft: Here are some of the Win 7 changes coming in the next build
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Microsoft outlines Windows 7 RC changes
Larry Dignan: Dell’s fourth quarter sales stumble; Plans more cost cutting
Sam Diaz: Bartz announces new management structure at Yahoo but offers no details
- BBC hires Yahoo exec as CTO
- Yahoo CFO Jorgensen resigns
- Photos: The Bartz gang–a breakdown of Yahoo’s reorg
- Techmeme
Dennis Howlett: Facebook’s juvenile approach to TOS
- Sam Diaz: Facebook invites users to chime in on new Terms of Service
- Zack Whittaker: Facebook lets users govern worlds largest social network
- Facebook: Facebook Opens Governance of Service and Policy Process to Users
- Microsoft ‘Fix it’ automates fixing Windows problems
- Dancho Danchev: Research: 76% of phishing sites hosted on compromised servers
- Oliver Marks: Girl Has Online Identity Stolen & Used Against Her
Image Gallery: Amazon’s Kindle 2 has several improvements to lead the ebook reader field (right)Tom Foremski: How will the recession affect Silicon Valley?
- Hard times hit Bangalore
- Dana Blankenhorn: Open source for hard times
Jennifer Leggio: Debunking social media myths? Put the FUD gun away
John Morris: Who’s got the top 10-inch netbook?
O’Grady: More Snow Leopard screenshots and video leak out
Andrew Mager: A mashup of Twitter and Wikipedia: 140pedia.com
Christopher Dawson: See, really, Edu Apps is OK
Harry Fuller: Who’s to blame for America’s loss of innovation?
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