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Archive for April, 2008

New to the Charts: TS-S402 2-Bay SATA I/II Network Storage Enclosure

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Trendnet’s TS-S402 2-Bay SATA I/II Network Storage Enclosure represents the high end of the company’s networked storage products. But, similar to many other Trendnet products that we’ve reviewed, the build quality definitely conveys a generic OEM feel.

Report: Yahoo Could Run Google Ads Next Week

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Yahoo could begin carrying Google ads within a week, as it waits for Microsoft to give up its acquisition bid or attempt a hostile takeover, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.

Qumranet tackles virtualizing the desktop

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

The commercial sponsor of KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine), Qumranet, launched its anticipated desktop virtualization solution - Solid ICE (Independent Computing Environment). The Solid ICE product is used on x86 hosts and leverages the KVM hypervisor technology. On top of that, Qumranet created its own management suite to wrap everything together. And the company’s secret sauce is, well, not a sauce, but a spice. SPICE is the company’s integrated remote rendering technology which connects the virtualization product to a thin client or desktop PC. The remote technology is said to be much more powerful than Microsoft’s RDP, and provides instant access… READ MORE

Slideshow: Trendnet TS-S402 2-Bay SATA I/II Network Storage Enclosure

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Updated Trendnet’s TS-S402 is aiming for the low-cost BYOD RAID 1 NAS market, but it’s not a lot cheaper than a D-Link DNS-323. Read the full review.

Melbourne IT aquires Verisign DBMS

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

As reported earlier, the Australian registrar Melbourne IT has acquired the Verisign Digital Brand Management Services unit for $50 Million USD. Verisign’s Digital Brand Management Services manages the domains for about 2,000 corporate client such as Microsoft.
According to Versign, “the Digital Brand Manager enables companies to manage their entire domain name portfolios – including […]

MySpace.co.uk Decision Overturned

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

A huge victory for MySpace.com has been overturned as the social networking giant is being forced to hand back control of MySpace.co.uk to the previous owner, Total Web Solutions (TWS).
In January, MySpace.com won an arbitration proceeding against TWS for the MySpace.co.uk domain name after arguing TWS was using the site to serve MySpace related ads. […]

Significant Chunk of IP Address Space Hijacked by Notorious Mass Emailing Company

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

Internet address space long ago issued to San Francisco Bay Packet Radio, an organization that was involved way back in the 1970s in testing ARPANET, a predecessor to the global commercial Internet that we all use today. That organization was given the rights to do whatever it wanted with 134.17.0.0/16 address block. That entire swath of Internet space is now registered to an entity in Westminster, Colo., called SF Bay Packet Radio LLC, but except for a similar name, this company has no relation to San Francisco Bay Packet Radio… ? More…

Categorizing OSS customers

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

I’ve been thinking about this statement from Sun/MySQL’s Marten Mickos: “There’s a difference between organizations that have more time than money and organizations that have more money than time.” I coming to realize that OSS users split into three, not two, categories: A] An organization that has more time than money B] An organization that has more money than time but is used to getting what they need for free and is comfortable enough with OSS to rely on their own skills C] An organization that has more money than time While Marten has grouped categories “B” and “C”, I… READ MORE

Colorado Has a New Spam Law

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

The governor of Colorado recently signed a new anti-spam law [PDF] into effect. Since CAN SPAM draws a tight line around what states can do, this law is mostly interesting for the way that it pushes as firmly against that line as it can. Other observers have already done a legal analysis of the way it’s worded to avoid being tossed out as the Oklahoma law was in Mummagraphics, and to make it as easy as possible for suits to meet the falsity or deception limits in CAN SPAM. To me the most interesting part of this law is its one-way fee recovery language… More…

Melbourne IT acquires Verisign DBMS

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

According to several sources the Australian Registrar Melbourne IT has purchased the Verisign Digital Brand Management Services (DBMS) unit for $50 Million USD. Verisign DBMS is a a domain registration and brand monitoring service mostly used by large corporations, such as Microsoft.
[via TechCrunch]
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