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Full story: Terapad aims to change the blogging game
A new UK-based hosted blog service came out of private beta last week and is now open for business. Terapad is an interesting-looking service which, according to CEO Stephen Tual, is a game-changing offering: […] Blogging has been technologically very active recently, but feature-wise it’s been completely stagnant. We’ve capitalized on this and added all the features of major corporate websites to the blogging equation. Indeed the feature list of the London-based ‘do it yourself’ service appears never-ending: online shop,…
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Full story: Remembrance Day 9/11
2,973 people died on September 11, 2001 in the twin towers collapse and elsewhere in terrorist outrages in the US on that dark day. 2,973 people. The majority Americans but also those from over 40 different countries. Five years on. Never forget.
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Full story: Entrepreneurial Second Life
For the first time in quite a few weeks, I checked in to Second Life today and spent a half hour visiting a few places of interest (including CC Chapman’s digs – nice development). As this was my first visit since the security scare a couple of days ago, which resulted in all user passwords being reset, I had to create a new login password. Easy enough: visit a page on the Second Life website, enter your SL name and…
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Full story: No happy ending for HP
Could the good name and reputation of Hewlett-Packard be tarred with a similar brush to that of the likes of Enron and WorldCom? It’s looking a distinct possibility if the board room shenanigans that have ripped through the firm’s leadership run a course that can only result in disaster: As corporate intrigue goes, it is hard to beat this: an uproar over news leaks from the boardroom, a cloak-and-dagger investigation, allegations of spying and double-dealing, and a clash involving some…











