The scientific process and wikis
Taking a look at technology through a microbiologist’s eyes
A journalist of 20 years experience in newspapers and magazines. He has followed technology exclusively since 1998 and was the winner of the Andersen Consulting Award for Excellence in Business Journalism in the eEconomy category in 2000. (The category was eliminated in 2001, leaving Webb as the only winner ever.) He has held senior editorial positions with publications including Computing Canada, eBusiness Journal, InfoSystems Executive, Canadian Smart Living and Network World. He is currently the editor of ComputerWorld Canada and the IT World Canada newswire.
Web browser loves company
Like an episode of Three’s Company, open source’s Firefox Web browser can lead to misunderstandings
My cell phone really cooks
Maybe it can’t boil an egg, but apparently it can take out a Boeing
The IT Crowd
A television sitcom takes on the tech support department. Does hilarity ensue?
Technology and policy interests are being thrown together
Guess which copyright party I got invited to
Five facts about CES
CES is all about excess when you consider there are more than 500 emerging technology exhibitors
Jingle all the Tech
Here’s the lowdown on tech to improve your holiday mood
The debate over if IT matters continues
How many times are Don Tapscott and Nicholas Carr going to spar?
Mers Kutt, President, All Computers Inc.
Mers Kutt developed the first key edit system for punchcard machines, then built the personal computer. Now he’s taking on Intel over what’s really inside those pentium chipsrn
Ballmer blames Y2K, dot-com bubble for IT spending pressure
At this year’s TechEd, the company promised to help developers do more with less with upcoming productsrn