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  NY Post: Microsoft Eyeing 24/7 Real Media

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 7:21pm CEST

  With Google scooping up DoubleClick, and Yahoo's acquisition Monday of the remaining stake of Right Media, Microsoft is apparently eyeing 24/7 Real Media, the New York Post reported Tuesday.
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  XM, Sirius Progress Towards Profitability

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 6:23pm CEST

  As the companies continue to work towards getting their proposed merger approved, both show progress in improving their balance sheets. Sirius shows the most improvement, capturing a 66 percent subscriber share.
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  Google Pleads DMCA Defense in Viacom Dispute over YouTube

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 6:18pm CEST

  In its response filed Monday to a complaint against it by Viacom in New York District court, claiming its YouTube division is guilty of copyright infringement against Viacom properties, Google formally invoked the terms of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, effectively claiming it's exempt from responsibility for the content shared over YouTube because it doesn't know what that content is.
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  Gateway to Bring Quad-Core to Retail

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 5:54pm CEST

  Saying it was the first major manufacturer to do so, Gateway announced Tuesday that it will offer at retail a quad-core system through both select online and brick-and-mortar retailers.
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  Ozzie: Silverlight Supports AJAX...To a Point

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 5:31pm CEST

  UPDATED - Comments made yesterday by Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie made it appear that Silverlight, Microsoft's new cross-platform runtime environment for Web applications, would at some point be competing with AJAX as though that technology were exclusively Google's. Some of Microsoft's own developers would have argued differently, BetaNews has learned.
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  Jobs to Keynote Apple WWDC 2007

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 5:26pm CEST

  Apple confirmed the appearance of Steve Jobs at the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 11, Tuesday, saying he will be the keynote speaker at the event.
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  Joost Allowing Unlimited Beta Invites

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 5:12pm CEST

  Internet television service Joost moved into public beta on Tuesday, as the company announced that it is allowing its existing beta testers to invite an unlimited number of friends and family to sign up for the service.
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  Google to Unveil 'iGoogle' Branding

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 2:55am CEST

  Seemingly taking a page from Apple's naming playbook, Google on Tuesday will unwrap "iGoogle," a new brand for the search company's Personalized Homepage service. News features will arrive alongside the iGoogle site, including a "Gadget Maker" and location-based search results.
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  Microsoft: Expression Not an Adobe Competitor

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 1:24am CEST

  FROM MIX 07 Microsoft on Monday officially began shipping Expression Studio, the company's new product suite for building what it calls "next-generation user experiences" for Windows as well as the Web. Expression targets the new breed of designer that is also part developer.
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  Michael Dell: Evolving Past the Direct Sales Model

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 12:26am CEST

  In a memo to his employees leaked to the press like a sieve from multiple sources over the weekend, Dell Computer CEO Michael Dell advised his employees that in the company's coming reorganization, quite a few possibilities are on the table, including a move beyond the direct sales model he himself devised and championed.
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  Silverlight Extends .NET Platform to Web Applications

  Publié: mai 1, 2007, 12:21am CEST

  FROM MIX 07 The next round of relatively stable betas for Microsoft's Silverlight Web graphics platform were released today, along with the first of its alphas of a less stable version that tests the graphics-building capabilities of the Visual Studio "Orcas" and Expression Studio betas.