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Monthly archive March, 2009

A glimmer of hope for our Pink Slip participants

   Roopa is tapping into the outlacement service provided by her old company. Elise had another promising job interview today. And Kris has been contacted by a jet-charter company interested in seeing his resume.   "It was weird reading about myself Read More →

Taking joy in others Pink Slip misery

   My, but we have some angry people out there. In response to our debut in Sunday's paper, dozens of folks weighed in on the plight of our three laid-off workers. Some were sympathetic. But not all.     In fact many Read More →

A safer iPhone

We interrupt your iPhone fun for a brief message. All iPhone play and no security can make the pocket computer a dangerous toy. VeriSign, a provider of Internet infrastructure services, announced today it is releasing a security app for the device. Its VIP Read More →

Can You Say Clean Fleet Feat Three Times?

New Orleans has not been a repository of good news this decade, but perhaps the post-Katrina environment is starting to show results. [caption id="attachment_3916" align="alignleft" width="95" caption="Jackson Square in New Orleans"]Jackson Square in New OrleansRead More →

Greenpeace: Apple greener, but still has a ways to go

greenpeaceGreenpeace gave Apple some kudos on Tuesday for improving its environmental policies. But the environmental activists made clear that the iPhone maker still has a long way to go Read More →

iPhone apps top 31,000 at App Store

Less than a year old, Apple’s online App Store is on its way to becoming a billion-dollar marketplace for iPhone applications that often sell for no more than a few dollars, according to Mobclix, a start-up that offers developers analytical Read More →
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