Is copying MP3s to CDs illegal or not?
Plus, thoughts on Bill Gates’ retirement and the IT World Canada discussion series
Staff Writer, Computer Dealer News
Xerox unveils its new logo and corporate brand transformation
Re-branding reflects information and communications company’s customer-centric focus
Not happy? Blame the iPhone
Plus, Microsoft’s latest purchase and the deal with plastic packaging
Saying goodbye to the retiring Bill Gates
Plus, Wikia Search and Microsoft’s latest Windows Home Server update
Vista reaches the one-million user mark
Plus, examining the ROM’s technology and do GPS systems really lower one’s I.Q.?
Lenovo to launch new line up of consumer notebooks
PC manufacturer wants to expand in the consumer PC market with IdeaPad notebooks
Who caused Netscape’s downfall?
Plus, LCDs and Microsoft’s Service Pack 3 for Office 2003
Trusting the Internet more than your closet pals
Plus, Apple’s iPhone touch screen and software bundling
The top 25 newsmakers of 2007 – Number 5: Phil Sorgen
The Microsoft Canada president speaks of a new development centre in Canada and some successes seen both inside and outside of the company
The top 25 newsmakers of 2007: Number 4: Wendy Lucas
Dimension Data opens up a new Canadian office in Toronto and the Canadian area vice-president sums up a successful launch
Computer Data Source to expand through Canadian partnerships
IT services company wants to recruit resellers to help grow its base
Microsoft Canada president named top newsmaker
Phil Sorgen on leading innovation in Canada
Web 2.0 named top trend of 2007
Now it’s even easier to store and access data via the Web
Online virtual dating is all the rage, thanks to Web 2.0
Plus, Apple’s shutdown of Think Secret and AMD processor delays
Lenovo Canada executive top newsmaker for 2007
Stefan Bockhop and Club Lenovo’s success