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One of the hot topics on Twitter at the moment may hit a snag about ownership of technology. Attempts by eBay to sell Skype could be in jeopardy because of legal dispute with founders Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis. Attempts by eBay to float its Skype internet telephone business in 2010 could be in trouble . . . → Read More: Attempts by eBay to sell Skype could be in jeopardy A New York state supreme court judge has ordered Google to reveal the name of an anonymous blogger who maligned Liskula Cohen, a New York fashion model. The case could restrict Americans’ ability to slag off enemies from behind a veil of Internet secrecy. The Vogue cover girl has now confronted and forgiven the anonymous . . . → Read More: New York Court Orders Google to Reveal Blogger’s Identity Sometimes we get so used to using all the latest tools and tips that it is easy to forget that not everyone uses the Internet or a blogging tool like WordPress every day. Continuing our support series, we are publishing a few tips and tricks for getting started blogging with WordPress. First of, in the . . . → Read More: Getting Started With WordPress Continuing our current series of posts on Twitter, Newbury Astronomical Society is organising a Perseids tweetup to mark the annual meteor display as the Earth passes through debris from the Swift-Tuttle comet. The visual display occurs every August, as the Earth passes through debris from the Swift-Tuttle comet, creating a spectacular meteor shower known as . . . → Read More: Join the Perseids tweetup on Twitter The government has published a 20-page guide to explain how Whitehall departments should use Twitter as part of their communications strategy. The Power of Information taskforce set up by the Cabinet Office has recommended greater use of social networking tools to help broaden government communications beyond traditional routes. Now Whitehall can Twitter away even when . . . → Read More: Whitehall Publishes A Guide To Twitter The popular social networking site Twitter has been hit by a denial of service attack, according to Twitter co-founder Biz Stone. In an e-mail to CNN.com, Stone said this morning’s attack is not related to a recent incident in which a hacker stole internal documents from the site. “There’s no indication that this attack is . . . → Read More: Twitter Hit by Denial-Of-Service Attack The popular Social Networking site Twitter is being sued by TechRadium, a Texas-based firm that developed a mass notification and emergency response service that delivers messages to multiple contacts simultaneously. TechRadium has filed a lawsuit in a US district court against Twitter for infringing three of its patents, alleging that the patent it holds for . . . → Read More: Twitter May face lawsuit in US Court Selling to the public sector is often considered too difficult for many small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and such opportunities too remote by many companies that could and should be considering the public sector as a key potential customer. Public sector organisations are good customers because they: have to be fair, honest . . . → Read More: Bidding for Lower Value Public Sector Contracts Are you one of the elite group, known as the South West Fast Trackers? The South West Fast Trackers are a highly motivated group of business leaders, visionaries and philanthropists who have achieved a common standard of excellence by completing the Christopher Howard Fast Track to Success. While you are as likely to find them . . . → Read More: Are you a South West Fast Tracker? |
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