Saturday, May 01, 2004

Google gets philosophical in IPO notice [Salon.com] 3:42:03 PM    comment []

Sex and the Cities. A new study suggests we are replacing marriage, one of our most successful institutions, with hooking up. By David Brooks. [New York Times: Opinion] 3:42:03 PM    comment []

Web conferencing meets the desktop. Web conferencing has tapped a vein in the enterprise, and vendors are rushing in to quench the need for easy-to-use, real-time collaboration tools that meld with desktop tools and applications. [InfoWorld: Top News] 3:39:19 PM    comment []

A Boy, a Bully and Cries Unheard. In the fourth grade, Joey Bari was bullied mercilessly by another boy, and in spite of complaints to the principal, no one did anything to stop it. By Dan Barry. [New York Times: Education] 3:38:22 PM    comment []

Google IPO mania slows SEC Web site. Intense interest in the search king's initial public offering slows the Securities and Exchange Commission's Web site to a crawl. [CNET News.com] 8:57:13 AM    comment []

High-Tech Voting System Is Banned in California. California has banned the use of more than 14,000 electronic voting machines made by Diebold Inc. in the November election because of security and reliability concerns. By John Schwartz. [New York Times: Business] 6:42:39 AM    comment []