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Greedy Umbraco

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Dear Tony!

I wanted to mail you, but the pissedoffWithgreadyUmbraco.com
doesn't seem to be a real domain.

Our videos are free for everyone who bought Umbraco PRO, but for
everyone else it's a ...

Alterian Content Manager v5.9.5 Unveiled, Helps Create Engaging Web Sites - TMCnet

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Alterian Content Manager v5.9.5 Unveiled, Helps Create Engaging Web SitesTMCnetAlterian Content Manager is the Content Management System or CMS which is leveraged by several customers including ...

IE Readers: Internet Access a Fundamental Right

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

In a survey, 67 percent of poll takers on Internet Evolution said that Internet access is a 'fundamental human right'

Enterprise Software Services Get High Marks

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

While customers are very happy, remember the service you get is exactly the service you request

Microsoft, 'open' data, and the curse of open source

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Thanks a lot, HTML5 Do the rise of cloud computing and the outbreak of peace on open standards in the browser mean programmers will be forced to find new ways to make money online?… Web threats: ...

Week in review: Tech goes to court

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Google and Viacom take off the gloves in copyright case, while iPad sales skyrocket. Also: FCC's National Broadband Plan.

Top 15 Technologies in Spotlight at Microsoft MIX 2010 - eWeek

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Top 15 Technologies in Spotlight at Microsoft MIX 2010eWeekNET-based Content Management System application that will allow users to rapidly create content-driven Websites, and an extensibility ...

An Overview of HTML5 and Its Anticipated Features

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

“Standards are as interesting as a Russian Truck,” said Ken Olsen, president and CEO of Digital Equipment Corporation, at that time the second largest computer system company in the world.

VirnetX files second lawsuit against Microsoft

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Hot on the heels of one legal victory against Microsoft, VirnetX files a second lawsuit against the company, claiming patent violations in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Originally posted ...

Facial Recognition Technology Raises Net Privacy Questions

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

The use of photos in online facial recognition data bases raise a number of legal issues

Helen Foster: Moodle 1.9.8 on its way!

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

As Martin posted today in Heads-up for 1.9.8 – code freeze starting today, Moodle 1.9.8 is coming soon. Moodle 1.8.12 will be released at the same time.
In addition to some security fixes, Moodle ...

Google ratchets interweb 3D on Windows

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Open browser bling for the Microsoft set Google has announced a new open source project designed to facilitate the use of WebGL, the browser-based 3D graphics standard floated by Mozilla and the ...

Hollenbach Construction Launches New Website Through Media Fusion Technologies - Earthtimes (press release)

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Hollenbach Construction Launches New Website Through Media Fusion TechnologiesEarthtimes (press release)... website environment which allows the customer to control site content live time via web ...

Malone Sees Pay-TV Industry Consolidation as Fee Disputes Mount

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By CMS Report - Posted on 19 March 2010

Media billionaire John Malone said fee disputes between U.S. broadcasters and cable-television operators will force companies to combine to gain negotiating clout.