Verizon Revenue up Slightly in Third Quarter

From PC World: Verizon Communications reported revenue of US $27.3 billion for the third quarter of 2009, up 10.2 percent from a year earlier, but up only 0.6 percent if revenue from the January acquisition of competitor AllTel is taken out.

Verizon's net income for the quarter was...

Netflix streaming coming to PS3

From CNET News.com: A Netflix press release spelled out the details of deal. The good news is that the streaming feature--which enables Netflix subscribers to access thousands of movies and TV shows on-demand via the Internet--is available at no extra charge beyond the monthly...

Hollywood wants share of Netflix's windfall

From CNET News.com: Who could begrudge Reed Hastings and his Netflix management team from celebrating at this point--the corporate equivalent of an end-zone dance?

Wall Street and Netflix subscribers appear overjoyed with the direction that Netflix's CEO has the Web's top video...

Microsoft's Earnings Mixed, Looks to Windows 7 for Rejuvenation

From DailyTech: With Apple reporting another record quarter and releasing new products, pressure was high for Microsoft's results. Microsoft just announced its earnings on Friday and at first glance they aren't pretty, representing another quarter of declining revenue.

The numbers...

Asustek Computer Initiates Hiring Personnel

From X-bit Labs: Asustek Computer, one of the world’s largest makers of personal computers and the biggest maker of mainboards, plans to lift its freeze on hiring because of improving market conditions, a media report claims citing sources with knowledge of the matter. Even though...

Microsoft seeks ISO security certification for its cloud services

From InfoWorld: Microsoft Corp. wants to get its suite of hosted messaging and collaboration products certified to the ISO 27001 international information security standard, part of an effort to try and assure customers about the security of its cloud computing services. It comes...

FCC Votes for Net Neutrality, McCain Wants to Stop Them

From PC World: Well net neutrality fans, your enemies list just got one person bigger. John McCain is the latest to come out against the FCC's work, and has even proposed legislation to stop the agency in its tracks.

On Thursday, the FCC approved a measure to begin the process of...

Mystery AMD executive in insider-trading case

From CNET News.com: An unnamed executive at Advanced Micro Devices is cited repeatedly in the Galleon Funds insider-trading case, presenting a potentially awkward situation for the chipmaker as the case goes forward.

It's not clear if the AMD executive cited in the U.S. Attorney's...

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