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[2005-12-30] Fortune 500, Failure, And Blogging
When Doc Searls observed to Wired's Chris Anderson that big companies may blog only because they're on the way down, Anderson and a squad of interns explored the Fortune 500 to see if that may be true.
[2005-12-23] Creative Commons Facing IRS Threat
The non-profit Creative Commons licensing project needs to raise $225,000 by the end of 2005 to face down the IRS requirement of "public support."
[2005-12-19] IBM's UIMA Goes From Search To Concept
The reason why people are better at answering questions than search engines is due to people understanding the concept behind a question; while search engines do well on context, IBM sees concepts as the next great advance in search technology.
[2005-12-16] The Project Management Mindset
Project management as a science and art is undergoing key transformations as a result of countless stories of failed projects, cost overruns, and canceling that project that took 2 years of your employee´s lives.
[2005-12-15] The Evolution of Intranets
A lot has been made in the last couple days over Sun Microsystems President Jonathan Schwartz's assertion that "intranets are going to die."
[2005-12-12] Syndicate Don't Hesitate
IDG's content syndication conference, Syndicāte, begins today with Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google among the speakers discussion social media topics like blogs, podcasts, and RSS feeds.
[2005-12-05] 3 Authors, 2 Founders, And A Xoogler
Google gets the roundtable treatment from SiliconValley.com this week, with lots of all-star talent talking about a variety of topics surrounding the search engine.
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