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Showing 1-11 of 11 results found'Microserfs' author looks at Google generation
March 30, 2006 In "JPod," Douglas Coupland takes his characteristic skepticism to this year's crop of oppressed tech workers.Google builds an empire to rival Microsoft
September 21, 2005 Search giant could become more important than Redmond rival, says author who has studied its patents and engineering.A standards truce in the browser war?
August 4, 2005 Some Web developers see signs of change at Microsoft after years of taking the giant to task over IE.Keeping watch over Microsoft
October 6, 2005 Professor and author Neil Barrett has a new role: Letting the EC know whether the software maker is playing by the antitrust rules.Dueling tech blueprints vie for standard
April 19, 2005 IBM, Microsoft, other biggies submit standards proposal for a Web-services-focused reliable-messaging spec. But a standard already exists.Sasser author gets suspended sentence
July 8, 2005 update Court passes sentence on German teen who admitted creating the worm that wreaked havoc in thousands of PCs.Flash authors ponder Google pitfalls
April 6, 2005 Flash developers at San Francisco conference hear tips on making their sites Google-friendly.New Year's resolution for Firefox: Grow
December 24, 2004 Mozilla browser's market share growth curve may be steep, but workplace and site restrictions could flatten it.Double MyDoom for Internet Explorer flaw
November 9, 2004 A second MyDoom offshoot is taking advantage of an unpatched security hole in Microsoft's Web browser to spread.Google rises at Yahoo's expense
April 23, 2007 Two years ago, the biggest search companies were about the same size. Now Google is twice as large and growing fast. What happened?Standards activists target scripts
July 19, 2005 A group of Web developers that goaded browser makers into following standards is setting its sights on scripting.
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