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Written by Reporter
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Tuesday, 18 September 2007 |
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China did it again ! Last week chinese government already accused for attacking computer networks of Germany, United States and United Kingdom.
New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark yesterday assured reporters that no classified information had been compromised. She confirmed that the attack supported by foreign government spies.
"We have very smart people to privide protection every time an attack is tried. Obviously, we learn from that," she told reporters. Clark said officials know which government involved in the cyver attack but she would not name the suspected country.
"Any accusation of Chinese military force attacking computer systems of foreign governments is groundless, irresponsible and out of ulterior motives," Chinese foreign-ministry representative Jiang Yu said in a recent press conference. "As far as I know, up till now, the Chinese police have not received any request for investigation assistance from the relevant countries."
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Written by Mr. News
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Saturday, 19 May 2007 |
Microsoft has acquired an online advertising firm called aQuantive for about $6 billion. That's about 4x the Google-Youtube deal and 2x the Google-DoubleClick deal.
With this acquisition, Microsoft plans to create an online advertising platform for it's own properties like MSN, Windows Live, Xbox Live, and Office Live, as well as for third party publishers.. |
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Written by Jerry Bader
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Tuesday, 15 May 2007 |
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Wouldn't it be nice if everyone got as excited about your company as you are? Unfortunately some businesses just aren't very sexy; in fact, some businesses are downright boring. As a consequence, companies that sell commodity products and routine services tend to rely on presentations that load-up on features, specifications, and statistics that may be relevant to anal-retentive types, but hardly compelling to the vast majority of your audience. There is no reason why every company can't deliver an exciting image to its audience; one that generates the kind of buzz and excitement usually associated with companies like Apple, Victoria's Secrët, Benetton, Absolut Vodka, and Sony. |
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