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Mobiles, blogs enable live reporting of shooting

Media companies confront mortality

HP unveils storage management software

Rolling Stone planning social network

Motorola expects poor earning

Microsoft's Internet do or die

WS-BPEL standard aims to boost web services

US military puts router in space

Google brings online payments to the UK

LG.Philips will move assembly lines to China

EU domain in top 10 after one year

Vonage to curb marketing spending

Tuesday, 17th April 2007

Headlines

	Mobiles, blogs enable live reporting of shooting
	Media companies confront mortality
	HP unveils storage management software
	Rolling Stone planning social network
	Motorola expects poor earning
	Microsoft's Internet do or die
	WS-BPEL standard aims to boost web services
	US military puts router in space
	Google brings online payments to the UK
	LG.Philips will move assembly lines to China
	EU domain in top 10 after one year
	Vonage to curb marketing spending

Good morning,

Virginia Tech students and staff reported on what appeared to be the deadliest shooting on a US college campus as it unfolded, using blogs, social networking sites, podcasts and cell phones to do it.

In a letter to Motorola shareholders, investor Carl Icahn noted that he and his investing affiliates control nearly 3% of the company's stock and argued that should be enough to entitle him to a board seat.

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Breaking News

Internet

Mobiles, blogs enable live reporting of shooting
Students and faculty communicated with each other during the crisis through use of social networking sites like Facebook, as well as text messaging and e-mail.
By Staff writers

Internet

Media companies confront mortality
Panelists offer troubling news to traditional media companies about the future of the online landscape.
By Staff writers

Applications

HP unveils storage management software
HP's storage resource management software is the first product from the company's recently formed Enterprise Storage and Server Software business unit.
By Staff writers

Internet

Rolling Stone planning social network
A Wenner Media executive discloses plans for a social network that allows music fans to create profiles and post 'Best of lists'.
By Staff writers

Finance

Motorola expects poor earning
In a letter to Motorola shareholders, investor Carl Icahn noted that he and his investing affiliates control nearly 3 percent of the company's stock and argued that should be enough to entitle him to a board seat.
By Staff writers

Security

Microsoft's Internet do or die
Can Microsoft get its online services strategy right? To stay relevant, it has to.
By Staff writers

IT Services

WS-BPEL standard aims to boost web services
The Web Services Business Process Execution Language (WS-BPEL) version 2.0 was today ratified as an Standard.
By Robert Jaques

IT Services

US military puts router in space
The US military is to trial putting internet routers into orbit in an experiment that could have important implications for civilian applications.
By Iain Thomson

Internet

Google brings online payments to the UK
Internet search giant, Google is bringing its online payment system, Google Checkout, to the UK.
By Staff Writers

Hardware

LG.Philips will move assembly lines to China
LCD manufacturing giant LG.Philips LCD will move assembly plants to China “as soon as possible” to cut costs, the company's CEO told reporters this week.
By Simon Burns

Research/Trends

EU domain in top 10 after one year
The number of websites using a .eu domain name has pushed the web suffix into the top 10 after just one year of availability.
By Matt Chapman

Jobs Centre

Vonage to curb marketing spending
Dotcom-hype-like marketing program to be axed, says new CEO.
By Tom Sanders