TOP5 for 09/29/2006
Filed in archive Daily Top 5 by Creative Weblogging on September 30, 2006
| Nokia Launches the N95 The Mobile Technology Weblog |
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| Nokia's N95 has been grabbing a lot of attention recently, with it's world-wide debut a couple of days ago, however we have been remiss in not reading Nokia's press site more regularly over the past few weeks and so missed it. The new handset, pictured over there on the left, has a remarkable feature list that pushes the handset firmly into... Read it all |
 Wireless |
| Proper Way to Name Your Home Business Home Based Business |
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| One important concern in making your home business a household name (pun intended) is to be wise in giving it a moniker. Say what? If you are thinking low-cost when deciding what name your home business should bear, you can just think about it yourself. Sometimes it takes a lot of courage to trust your creativity in coming up with a... Read it all |
 Business, Economy & Finance |
| Fastow's sentence: the response Sox First |
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| Interesting to watch the response to the surprisingly lighter six year sentence imposed on former Enron CFO Andrew Fastow.Some days on, people are still trying to work it out, reports the Houston Chronicle.When Fastow had agreed to the 10 year sentence originally, he had given everyone the impression that he would not ask for a lesser sentence. But now what's... Read it all |
Business, Economy & Finance |
| Multi-Vendor Outsourcing Preferred The Outsourcing Weblog |
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| Many IT firms are now moving away from the conventional method of having only a single outsourcing provider. This was the result revealed by the latest survey done through 100 global 100 CIOs. Statistics from the survey also showed that 45% of the respondents revealed that they are in favor of utilizing multiple outsourcing vendors in order to distribute the company's... Read it all |
Business, Economy & Finance |
| RIAA Wins Against Morpheus Digital Music - The Future |
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| A federal judge ruled against StreamCast, developer of Morpheus, in a lawsuit by major recording companies for copyright infringement. The case didn't reach trial, as US District Judge Stephen Wilson granted the entertainment companies' motion for summary judgment. Ironically StreamCast had originally won on summary judgement two years ago. That case was appealed and heard by the U.S. Supreme Court, which... Read it all |
 Digital Media |
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