At first, just a handful of employees at Sanmina-SCI began using Google Apps for tasks like email, document creation, and appointment scheduling. Now, just six months later, almost 1000 employees of the electronics manufacturing company go online to use Google Apps in place of the comparable Microsoft tools.
Source: AFR - 31/12/08
One of the distinguishing features of Web 2.0 sites is the rich interactions they offer to users, but those interactions can also increase security risks.
Source: AFR - 30/12/08
As the world’s largest carriers and content providers prepare to lock horns over the contentious issue of net neutrality in the US, analysts in Australia are calling for a more pragmatic approach to designing this country’s broadband future.
Source: AFR - 29/12/08
The research is based on implicit behaviour - the premise that you are what you click - rather than what people might record in specific consumer surveys or face-to-face interviews.
Source: AFR - 24/12/08
A principle of web 2.0 is to provide a more accessible, interactive and selective use of information over the web.
Source: AFR - 23/12/08
I blog because l’m a compulsive communicator. Always have been.
Source: THE AGE - 22/12/08
Users will be able to create clubs and decorate their spaces, while Sony is relying on advertising to create the applications that will make Home a compelling offer beyond being a purely social networking initiative.
Source: THE AUSTRALIAN - 19/12/08
There’s an argument that a strong online audience builds ratings for a television broadcaster by giving viewers more chances to watch a show, rather than drawing them permanently to the internet.
Source: THE AUSTRALIAN - 18/12/08
Making videos for YouTube - for three years a pastime for millions of web surfers - is now a way to make a living. one year after the online video powerhouse invited members to become partners and added advertising to their videos, the most successful users are earning six-figure incomes from the website.
Source: AFR - 16/12/08
For even faster, more up-to-the-minute company death watches, some are turning to Twitter.
Source: AFR - 15/12/08