Tech-Savvy Teen is CEO of $200k Podcasting Website: A 17-Year-Old Started a Successful Podcast-Related Business That Has Caught the Attention of a Multi-Million-Dollar Software Company
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By Bridget Carey, The Miami Herald  Sep. 22--Weina Scott answers about 100 tech support e-mails a day. The website must be perfect -- one glitch, and 6,000 irate customers will bombard her inbox.   But first, she has to study her physics.
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The search engine company gets ready to unveil a program to do just that. Also: Make CDs while you order at Starbucks & hellip;. Nokia takes a Wall Street hit & hellip;. and more.
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The new 'tween toy from Hasbro looks and works like a cell phone. Also: Rumors fly of a Verizon bid for MCI&hellip;.  Google sits down to chat with Wall Street&hellip;. and more.
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IBM will donate 500 patents for free use. Also:  Yahoo joins Google with hard drive search engine & hellip;.  Inconclusive report on cell phones: Are they a health hazard? & hellip;. and more.
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The IT vendor agrees to pay more than $200 million to avoid criminal prosecution in an accounting scandal. Also: PeopleSoft strengthens ties with IBM & hellip;. eMusic gets a facelift & hellip;. and more.
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Fans of the burgeoning technology, which lets users broadcast and download audio content feeds to MP3 players, say it represents audio broadcasting's future. But podcasting still has a long way to go. By Daniel Terdiman.
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By Robin Roger, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Sep. 17--The New Oxford American Dictionary declared "podcast" the word of the year in 2005 but many businesses have yet to embrace the technology.
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By David Betancourt, Washington Post Staff Writer  At 26, I'm still pretty close to that prime age demographic -- you know, the one that marketing and advertising teams see as the cutting-edge consumer, the one that every technology company wants to reach.
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A warez group being operated by a 26 years old college student started in January 2003. In few months, they collected a database of around 13000 titles and made them available online.
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A blog about television news run by a 21-year-old college student has become a virtual bulletin board for the industry.
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Blog: File sharing has new rival: a 21-year-old offers instruction on using Google's search engine to find music files.
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Although podcasting has surpassed the popularity of blogging, that doesn't mean blogging is a dying art. If you take the time to browse around the Internet, you'll see that blog hosting communities are still rapidly growing. In this article, the author looks at several popular blogging applications. 0507
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No, Facebook isn't a $15 billion company. Yes, Microsoft is smart.
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Annual reports are usually deadly boring documents filled with legalese -- Google's 10-K makes for interesting reading. Plus: If Steve Jobs is a crook, he's not getting richer from it. In Epicenter.
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At a panel yesterday at Ad:Tech Miami, Social Media and UGC were discussed. The panel consisted of Emily Riley from Jupiter Research as the moderator, Antonio Otalvaro from Barrio305, Rick Marroquin from Batanga, and Demian Bellumio from Hoodiny Entertainment Group, LLC .   Riley started with some very interesting facts found by Jupiter Research:  1of 5 [...]
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As part of their presentation, Luke and Laura recorded a video podcast for Informit covering the current state of PHP. It was shown at this year's , but if you didn't get a chance to see it (or make it to the conference), Laura's posted both parts for your downloading pleasure.    This is part of Informit's podcast series On Open Source: Part 1, Part 2.   I rant about frameworks, Luke talks about PHP security, and we offer advice for young programmers.  I hope you enjoy it, it was fun to record.    For more open source related podcasts, check out the Informit page for topics like software freedom, Microsoft, monetization and SourceForge.
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If ever there were a better self-propagating group of folks than lawyers I can't figure out who it would be. There have been many millions of dollars invested over the last few years because lawyers have decided to encroach on our little tech world. In the 90's the CIO moved from being a tech to being a finance guy. Tomorrow they might be a finance guy with a law degree