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Palin and Wikipedia: Did someone try to scrub her profile?
1 2019
1728 days ago Chris O'Brien 2 Comments

Palin and Wikipedia: Did someone try to scrub her profile?

On Friday, I blogged about the intensive editing surrounding Sarah Palin's Wikipedia entry. I later re-wrote that for the Saturday for the print edition of the Mercury News. But it turns out there may be even more Read More →
KLA-Tencor hires ex-BEA CFO, says COO plans to quit
1 2019
1730 days ago Bay Area News Group blog editor No Comments

KLA-Tencor hires ex-BEA CFO, says COO plans to quit

Mark Dentinger, former chief financial officer of BEA Systems prior to its acquisition by Oracle, will start next week as the new CFO at KLA-Tencor, a supplier of chip-making Read More →
More red flags for Google?
1 2019
1730 days ago Chris O'Brien No Comments

More red flags for Google?

Apparently, I'm not the only one wondering if Google's future is looking a bit, well, less rosy than the conventional wisdom holds. Last Sunday, my column looked at whether Google was facing its first challenges as search growth slows Read More →
The battle over Sarah Palin moves from the campaign trail to Wikipedia
1 2019
1730 days ago Chris O'Brien No Comments

The battle over Sarah Palin moves from the campaign trail to Wikipedia

Like most folks, I had never heard of Sarah Palin until this morning when Sen. John McCain announced that she would be his running mate. So after seeing the headline Read More →
Motorola details rich diet of stock awards to co-CEO Brown
1 2019
1730 days ago Bay Area News Group blog editor No Comments

Motorola details rich diet of stock awards to co-CEO Brown

Motorola filed an update to its employment agreement drawn up in February with co-chief executive Gregory Brown that included information about his stock-based incentive. The size and complexity Read More →
Dang, time to change the batteries again — honey, where’s the electron microscope?
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1730 days ago john murrell No Comments

Dang, time to change the batteries again — honey, where’s the electron microscope?

A promising nanotech approach to battery building has now reached the working prototype stage, reports Popular Mechanics. Working under McArthur "genius grant" recipient Angela Belcher, a team of MIT researchers has been busy trying to train a virus Read More →

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