More on Retention Packages and Enhanced Severance at Yahoo
If you are feeling a little déjà vu about the news BoomTown broke this morning about new retention packages and enhanced severance benefits for Yahoos, in order to...
eBusiness News | Posted 02/20/2008 | Venture Capital & Acquisitions

They’re Working on Their Own, Just Side by Side
Equipped with cellphones and Wi-Fi, young people who work independently are banding together in shared spaces.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/20/2008 | eBiz Startup & Management

Newspond: News Aggregator Extraordinaire
Think Digg looks good? Check out Newspond. It’s in another league, folks. No, it definitely does not have millions upon millions of users to give it strength and vigor.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/20/2008 | Content Sites & Blogs

CNET Editor in Chief Steps Down
Jai Singh, an internationally recognized pioneer in online journalism, is leaving CNET Networks after more than a decade in executive editorial positions.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/20/2008 | Content Sites & Blogs

Can You Guess Which Categories Make The Digg Home Page Most?
In December Digg hired a bank to help them look at a sale of the service. At that time I wrote that Digg opened the site to push more...
eBusiness News | Posted 02/20/2008 | Content Sites & Blogs

Microsoft to Authorize Yahoo Proxy Battle
Microsoft Corp will authorize a proxy battle for Yahoo Inc this week to convince the Web company's shareholders to agree on a takeover deal that the Yahoo board so far...
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Venture Capital & Acquisitions

Will Microsoft Partner with Netflix?
Bloggers and reporters have been buzzing about the possibility of a partnership for almost a year, ever since Netflix CEO Reed Hastings joined Microsoft’s board...
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Digital Media

Toshiba Oficially Drops HD-DVD
Toshiba officially dropped its plans for HD DVD Tuesday after Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Netflix and a parade of others abandoned the high-definition video format for Sony’s Blu-ray.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Digital Media

Scribd’s iPaper Plan
Scribd, the San Francisco-based startup that was dubbed the “YouTube of Documents,” has finally become worthy of that sobriquet.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Content Sites & Blogs

Rackspace Offers Cloud Computing with Mosso
Last week’s incident with Amazon Web Services briefly going down may have raised questions about the reliability of cloud computing, but demand is high enough for...
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Web Hosting & Domain Names

Gates: Microsoft Isn't Raising Yahoo Bid
Microsoft is not privately haggling with Yahoo over the software maker's rejected $31-per-share buyout offer for the slumping Internet pioneer, Bill Gates said in an interview.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Venture Capital & Acquisitions

Microsoft’s Bill Gates Comes to Silicon Valley
No, not as the conquering hero of Yahoo yet, but to give a talk to students at Stanford University about topics Gates often focuses on.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Venture Capital & Acquisitions

Bungee Launches PaaS for Building Web Apps in the Cloud
The Bungee Connect platform is the first end-to-end, cloud-based Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) for professional-class web applications.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Website Design & Development

Whistle-blower Site Taken Offline
A controversial website that allows whistle-blowers to anonymously post government and corporate documents has been taken offline in the US.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Content Sites & Blogs

Sky Is The Limit For Suit Against Google
A Google contractor thinks the search ad company stole his idea for Google Sky, a popular addition to the Google Earth product.
eBusiness News | Posted 02/19/2008 | Content Sites & Blogs