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First Bytes: SEC Eyes Tweets, Waiting on a Verizon iPhoneSocially active public companies should carefully watch whether their blogs and tweets violate the SEC's regulations on information dissemination. [Wall Street Journal] Tired of status updates from your marginal friends on Facebook? Now there's a site that lets you get that same mundane inform... |
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Last Bytes: A New MySpaceFace, Technological NecessitiesSurvey says a growing number of people consider iPods and broadband more necessary than "old tech" like washers and dryers. This may explain why most bloggers smell the way they do. (Wall Street Journal Digits blog) It's official. Former Facebook exec, Owen Van Natta was announced as... |
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What the One Billionth Downloader WonNine months after Apple began selling apps for the iPhone and iPod Touch, 13-year-old Connor Mulcahey of Weston, Connecticut downloaded the billionth application from the iTunes store. Poetically, it was a free app. Mulcahey, barely old enough to have qualified for the contest, will... |
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The End of Innocence at AppleIt seems unthinkable today — but more than two decades ago, when personal computers were still new and everybody listened to music on a Walkman, Steve Jobs was cast out of Apple. The year was 1985. IBM and Microsoft dominated the world of computing. The revolutionary Macintosh, launched... |
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First Bytes: Social Videos, 1 Billion Apps, Mt. Everest CallsNetflix posts big profits and decrees that the future of video is social. (GigaOm) Apple hit its 1-billion-apps-sold milestone today, but not with the help of a baby-shaking game pulled after much outrage. (Reuters, AP) The Harvard Business Review on why the New York Times should buy Twitte... |
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Last Bytes: Microsoft and Amazon, Two Tales of the EconomyFor the first time in its history, Microsoft reported that revenue fell during the first quarter when compared to the first quarter of last year. Net income fell 32 percent and revenue fell 6 percent, but the software giant met analysts' expectations and shares rose slightly in after-hours tradin... |
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