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Yahoo's IM update: A Trojan horse of surprises

December 15, 2006 Company stops prompting customers to update the software until it can ensure fix for bug works.Video: Watch this before installing update TAGS: Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! Inc., Yahoo IM, ethics, preference, IM, setting, Web browser, trojan horse, security, Microsoft Internet Explorer, video, Microsoft Corp.

Why Google's still searching

June 22, 2006 Google wants to foster a more personalized search experience, but it's going down the wrong path, says ChoiceStream CEO Steve Johnson. TAGS: personalized search, search engine, intent, search result, preference, behavior, Google Inc., history

From PARC, the mobile phone as tour guide

September 28, 2007 reporter's notebook Legendary lab develops mobile software that suggests activities based on where you are, time of day, personal preferences and past behavior.Images: 'Magitti' mobile app gets you... TAGS: Xerox PARC, Palo Alto, restaurant, mobile phone, preference, Japan, activity, Apple iPhone, notebook computer, e-mail

DirecTV service recommends personalized programming

November 9, 2006 Satellite provider's Web site will now let consumers rate movies and TV shows to find offerings that match their taste. TAGS: DirecTV, programming, preference, recommendation, movies, TV

Asia's outsourcing deals shrink in size

October 24, 2005 Contracts are also less complex, with specialist service providers tipped to gain most in a trend that is rippling across the globe. TAGS: outsourcing, Asia-Pacific, service provider, trend, provider, responsibility, preference, asset, contract, Asia, region, value, function, IBM Corp.

Others post, you get sued

October 24, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod examines whether online service providers are legally responsible for content users create. TAGS: immunity, Communications Decency Act, content provider, appellate court, service provider, law, preference

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