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No more custom-tailoring your systems for each application, only to find those systems difficult to alter to either meet the needs of a new workload or the changing needs of the existing one.

Virtualization, however, is a little like standardizing the driving controls on automobiles, allowing the same human to operate a wide variety of vehicles. In the automotive world, such standardization allows vehicle manufacturers to build complete, operationally ready “systems” to meet the dem

If, at noon tomorrow, all news organizations announced they would immediately start charging for their hard-earned and, presumably, valuable online product (I’m imagining Rupert Murdoch and The New York Times’ Arthur Sulzberger making a joint statement, their arms linked in solidarity, each reading every second word of their pronouncement), would people refuse to pay?

Isn’t there just the smallest, tiniest chance that readers might buy into this new commercial relati

I asked him how his dental practice is doing in light of the recession. He told me that nine months or so ago, his practice saw routine cleanings decline, as people sought to save money by avoiding the dentist. In the past three months, however, root canals and other major dental procedures are way up, which, he theorizes, stems from the lack of routine care.

That ERP upgrade your enterprise needed before the downturn? It probably still needs it. Looking to swap out more

We are extremely disappointed that having worked so hard to co-operate with the local prosecutor in Milan news of this prosecution appears to have been leaked to the media without our being informed first. As we have repeatedly made clear our hearts go out to the victim and his family - we are pleased that as a result of our co-operation the bullies in the video have been identified and punished. However, we feel that bringing this case to court is totally wrong - it’s akin to prosecutin

From one-time-use syringes to fire logs made from an invasive African plant, the 2008 Tech Awards honored five innovators for creating technology solutions for problems in developing countries. CNET News reporter Kara Tsuboi attended a reception for the winners, and she joins the podcast to talk about what stood out.

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“The black-and-white days of text-based e-mails have had their day,” Darren Lewis, Gmail engineer, said in a blog post. “Following the evolutionary path blazed by colored labels, we present, in all their technicolor glory, emoticons in your mail.”

The Gmail team, which recently announced Gmail for Mobile 2.0 and autoreplies, is at it again on Friday with the introduction of Gmail emoticons.

Although the announcement was made to add funct

Tom Wheeler–in a leave of absence from Core Capital Partners, a venture capital firm working with early stage technology companies–is a member of the agency review working group responsible for the science, technology, space, and arts agencies. Wheeler was previously CEO of the National Cable Television Association, as well as the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association.

More members of President-elect Barack Obama’s transition team were named Wednesday, including s

Republicans also expressed concern that the spending bill would not stimulate the economy, at least not quickly enough. Democrats countered that the bill provided a good balance of immediate stimulus and long-term investments.

“It just seems to me (that) if you don’t have earmarks, someone is going to make these decisions, and it is going to be agencies and bureaucracies,” she said. “There should be some standard by which we can judge where this money is going.”

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Google has advertised in Russia and China, where its search engine is less widely used than Yandex and Baidu, respectively, but on Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported the company has held talks with ad agencies about other options.

It looks like the word-of-mouth promotional ethos that has prevailed at Google for its first 10 years will be getting some new company: Google advertisements.

Google has held discussions with firms including Wieden + Kennedy and Ta

Then about three years ago, the company looked more closely at the companion Web sites aligned with specific magazines, such as Self.com.

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Chubb also delved a bit into the history behind Conde Nast’s various Web sites.

Finally, another of Chubb’s goals is to turn some of the print-aligned Web sites into something greater. “We want to take some of those Web sites away from the original concept of simply being a companion to the print ma