TMZ Catches Tech Whiz in Benign Act
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TMZ.com usually traffics in salacious celebrity gossip. So its readers may have been confused when the site posted an item on the creator of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg.
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Blog: Host of 'The Colbert Report' laments the pervasiveness of technology, but whoops it up after bagging iPhone.
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Last year, the big trend in the new fall season was bringing broadcasting to the Web--now, it's bringing the Web to the TV screen, with new shows like TMZ TV and What Perez Sez.
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Rumors of an Apple-TiVo deal may be overdone.
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Modern marvels like game consoles and T-shirts that make air guitarists' phantom riffs audible further blur the line between the real and virtual worlds. Commentary by Momus.
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Harvey Levin and Jim Paratore, shown in September, are the executive producers of "TMZ." (AP via Warner Bros.) The three-month-old television version of âTMZ,â which is based on the popular Web site about the foibles of Britney, J. Lo and the like, continues to rank as the top-rated new show in syndication. Harvey Levin, the managing editor [...].
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By Simms, Jane  Despite what the analysts say, technology companies should learn to play by the same rules of business we all adhere to-and don't forget the customer  I wrote two articles recently which, technophobe that I am, fell well outside my comfort zone.
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The tech behemoth targets more spammers for lawsuits.
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Draconian actions from Hollywood and the recording industry have tech in its crosshairs, says Network World's Mark Gibbs. And if you think their efforts only target so-called pirates, you're just not paying attention.
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The "obvious" has finally come to pass at Time Warner.
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Money is like manure. You have to spread it around or it smells EMC has grown bored of sitting on a fat pile of VMware IPO cash and reportedly dropped $76m for web-based automated backup outfit Mozy.â¦
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There is something rather antiquated about many of the server clusters used today by engineers, scientists and media fiends. Their high-powered computing machines are often cobbled together over many days
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Anonymous sources feed the rumor mill with tales of an upgraded input device. In Gear Factor.
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The tech company's meltdown shows the perils of intellectual property litigation as a business model.
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One of the proverbial back stories of IT operations has always been the battle between the "suits" and the "techies." From the techie point of view, the hapless but disturbingly powerful suits are the business guys who put more thought into picking out hundred-dollar silk ties at Nordstrom than they put into million-dollar IT decisions. Worse, the suits gravitate towards outsourcing and service firms that implement big-dollar solutions. Many techies start on the other end of the spectrum with free open source solutions that reflect a substantial DIY ethic. Will the twain ever meet?
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Businesses that think their employees aren&#39;t using IM or some type of peer-to-peer file sharing application may be living in ignorant bliss.
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In the world of IT, words often don&#8217;t mean what you think they mean. While some may find it amusing to bewilder technophobes with technospeak, the prevalent use of insider terms actually has business -- and career -- consequences. At the very least, confusion over IT-related buzzwords can lead to miscommunications that breed frustration and waste time. At worst, it can engender serious battles between misunderstood parties that can end in litigation.