• Akamai puts configuration control in users' hands

  Akamai Technologies unveiled a tool this week that aims to take away some of the pain associated with configuring application-specific acceleration parameters. The new Configuration Manager tool lets users configure and ...

  News November 11, 2008

• Classics for iPhone

  Look, there is simply no way e-books will ever replace traditional books, printed on paper and bound in cloth. There is something more durable about a real book. Sure, you can burn them, pulp them, and rip them to ...

  News November 20, 2008

• The future of behavioral marketing

  I've known Jim Sterne for about 500 years (that's Internet years) and he's one of the smartest, most insightful gurus on the topic of online metrics and marketing. At our last lunch a few weeks ago, these lunches are ...

  News November 19, 2008

• 20 ways to survive a layoff

  On Feb. 20, IT manager and Network World columnist Ron Nutter was called into his boss's office and told he was being let go - that day. Once the initial shock wore off, Nutter launched an aggressive search for new ...

  News August 25, 2008

• SCO Group: Its future is all used up

  More bad news in court for The SCO Group, which is good news for the industry, writes columnist Scott Bradner.

  News July 22, 2008

• Instant URL instrumentation

  Instrumenting your Web content so you can determine what people are responding to is a big undertaking. And if you are in, say, the marketing department and you want to send out a newsletter and get some kind of real ...

  News November 17, 2008

• XMind 2008 Pro

  Getting thoughts out of your head and into your Mac isn't always easy. All of us have created a new, blank document only to stare at the vast empty space wondering what to do next. Mind mapping aims to prevent those ...

  News November 14, 2008

• Misdirected disappointment over fax inaction

  Columnist clarifies target of his criticism: FCC, not FTC, needs to do more to combat unsolicited FAXs.

  News July 15, 2008

• Free wireless Internet with an asterisk?

  A proposal floated by the FCC chairman that would result in a free nationwide Wi-Fi Internet service would come with some big strings attached, including censorship, says columnist Scott Bradner.

  News June 5, 2008

• Maybe you did buy that software after all

  Judge's ruling in AutoDesk case could have implications for buyers of software from Microsoft, Apple and others, columnist Scott Bradner writes.

  News May 27, 2008

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