Sacramento Bee names new publisher (AP)
Monday, March 31st, 2008AP - The Sacramento Bee on Monday named a new publisher to guide the newspaper as it struggles with declining revenue and tries to extend its reach on the Internet.
AP - The Sacramento Bee on Monday named a new publisher to guide the newspaper as it struggles with declining revenue and tries to extend its reach on the Internet.
Reuters - Google Inc said on Monday it is
taking the next step to make its Web-based software useful in
the real world of spotty Internet access by allowing users to
edit word processing documents offline.
Reuters - Internet jobs site CareerBuilder.com
is teaming up with Facebook to help clients run job recruiting
campaigns within the online social network, the two companies
said on Monday.
AP - Two groups working separately to boost Europe’s defenses against online crime will present proposals this week, almost a year after most of the nation of Estonia’s links to the Internet were disrupted for days or weeks.
PC World - Google is rolling out a much-awaited feature for its hosted applications: the ability for people to use them even when they aren’t connected to the Internet.
InfoWorld - Google is rolling out a much-awaited feature for its hosted applications: the ability for people to use them even when they aren’t connected to the Internet.
NewsFactor - Yahoo on Monday launched a Web site focused on providing information relevant to women. Dubbed Shine, the site aims to create a single destination for the approximately 40 million women between the ages of 25 and 54 who already come to Yahoo each month.
InfoWorld - The worldwide number of mobile broadband subscribers using HSPA has increased by 850 percent over the past year, according to the GSM Association. But carriers are also running the risk of becoming a victim of their own success.