2002 November 04

Want to send a video message to a friend over the internet but don’t have a camera, the bandwidth or the know-how? No problem! This is a cool marketing ploy drummed up by Bud Light. There’s several different faces you can choose from (including a monkey and a dog), and you can make these characters [...]

“America Online has released a version of its popular instant messaging product aimed at the corporate market.” Official information from the AOL website can be found here. I know instant messenging has can completely changed (and improved) my life, I wonder what kind of effect it will have on the corporate world.

A serious bug within Norton Internet Security 2003 is responsible for the unexplained deletion of emails for some users.

Semiconductor sales rose 21 percent in the third quarter as companies sold more chips for products such as wireless phones and digital cameras, an industry group said.

XML Exploits Exposed - “A recently discovered method of attacking XML-based network protocols could have a direct impact on Microsoft’s .NET Web-based services.”

From the Emarketer.com Newsletter: US Tech Spending and GDP - “Forrester recently released its updated estimates for US tech spending, reporting that in 2002, spending will most likely total $388 billion. Forrester bases its estimates on a GDP “tipping point” of 4.5%.”

Haven’t posted an article in a while since being on vacation, then coming back to work a few extra days. I have noticed the increased amount of entries on blog sites and books, so I thought I would put in the note that Movable Type 2.51 in now available. Besides fixing some bugs [...]