News Finally! Jerry Yang resigns from Yahoo! Yahoo! reported Monday night that Jerry Yang, its CEO, would resign from his post and the company would begin searching for a new CEO effective immediately. read more | Internet  News  Yahoo!  jerry yang Will there be a free edition of Adobe Catalyst? Microsoft is putting competitive pressure on Adobe Systems with it's Silverlight technology. Adobe updating its Flash platform with new tools for building user interfaces for Web and enterprise applications. But will there be a free edition of the software? read more | News  Software  adobe  flash  flex Microsoft BizSpark may ignite entrepreneurial fires A comeback for ASP.NET and ClassicASP is expected when Microsoft gets BizSpark rolling. It is not just that the software will be cost free for the first three years of a business start-up. But the fact that developing the ideas in .NET and ASP.NET will be more attractive to start-ups. If this program is a success it may mean that more developers will get in line with using Microsoft backed programming rather than PHP , Java and Python. read more | ASP.NET  News  Software  bizspark  windows Microsoft's Steve Ballmer knows 6 things about Yahoo! In the last few days Steve Ballmer has shown just why he is the leader of the Microsoft Corporation. His steadfast resolve to not jump into bed with Yahoo! at this time is smart. read more | Internet  News Incompetence and Greed! How else can you explain allowing the loss of $20 billion dollars in market capital. Laying off thousands of workers but refusing a buy out offer that would bring in a profit. Participating in a partnership plan that is in obvious violation of anti-trust laws. read more | Internet  News  jerry yang  microsoft  yahoo Yahoo layoffs won't solve bigger issues It's been a few months since the Yahoo! board changes and total silence has fallen. While blogs like this are talking it up about the problems Yahoo is having the executive board seems to have run out of steam and ideas. The only solution that has come is the laying off of more workers. But the lay offs are not fix for a much more deep seated problem. read more | Internet  News  facebook  jerry yang  microsoft Yahoo's Yang Needs to Go Jim Goldman is not mincing words, is not chipping around the edges: "Jerry Yang has made a mockery of the vaunted company he helped create. And now he's creating havoc where it otherwise didn't need to be." read more | Internet  News  jerry yang  yahoo Yahoo! looking for a bailout Yahoo now may feel more pressure to renew talks with Microsoft and ultimately sell for a price well below the $33 per share that Microsoft offered in May. Yahoo shares traded Wednesday morning at just $13.67 and may sell for $19. read more | Internet  News Barack Obama and Joe Biden's Plan for Technology It's happened and it's done. Barack Obama has become the 44th United States President. In a sweeping victory he has begun the change that most of the world is looking for and expects much from. But what about the changes needed to the technology that so much of America and the world is dependant on? read more | Biden  Internet  News  Obama  technology 20,000 Tech jobs lost is just the beginning Techcrunch is keeping track of the mounting lay-offs in the tech sector. In the month of september there have been nearly 20,000 jobs lost to cut-backs in the industry. They show a graph to give all an idea of consequences of not cutting loses. read more | Internet  News  lay-offs  tech industry 1 2 3 4 5 next page last page

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