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Newsletter - Thursday, July 29, 2010

Court rejects class action status for Intel antitrust suit
Intel today won a key ruling in an antitrust case when a Delaware court rejected the request to grant the case class action status, according to reports.Intel is accused of wrongfully offering...
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 potential marketing pitch: 'I'm a phone too'
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer gave analysts a glimpse at the software giant's marketing around Windows Phone 7. The plan: Let Windows Phone 7 ride shotgun with Windows 7. The punchline: "I'm a phone...
Real cuts losses amid restructuring, still misses analyst estimates
Real Networks' second-quarter loss was narrowed but the company, which is in the midst of a restructuring, still missed Wall Street's estimates.
McAfee acquires tenCube; Second quarter mixed bag
A day after Symantec's earnings bombed, smaller rival McAfee reported a mixed second quarter and acquired a mobile security firm, tenCube.
Microsoft's Ballmer: Windows 7 slates are 'job number one'
One of the most pressing questions on investors' and shareholders' minds about Microsoft is how the company plans to respond to Apple's iPad. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer reiterated at FAM that the...
Coinstar sees growth in DVD business; adds Blu-Ray to Redbox offerings
Coinstar says the DVD business is continuing to grow and, as such, it has raised its financial forecast for the rest of the year and announced the addition of Blu-Ray disks to its Redbox DVD...
DOJ sues Oracle over GSA contract
The Department of Justice has sued Oracle for defrauding the government out of "hundreds of millions of dollars in sales."
YouTube increases video upload limit to 15 minutes
YouTube is upping its game - and video time limits - for non-partner customwers.
HP announces a containerized datacenter sale
With the announcement of Purdue University's purchase of an HP POD container some of the veil is pulled away from the container market.
Steve Ballmer: Microsoft has been focusing on cloud for 15 years
Microsoft says it intends to invest almost $10 billion into cloud R&D over the coming year.
EPA: Yup, greenhouse gases still unhealthy
Why do I have the feeling that we'll be arguing this point for the rest of my life and probably the lives of my niece and nephew, to boot?Thought it worth pointing out that the U.S....
The coming Silicon Valley VC implosion...
Silicon Valley's VC industry needs a complete overhaul otherwise it will shrink dramatically because of poor returns for investors...
BlackBerry encryption 'too secure': National security vs. consumer privacy
India's intelligence services cannot intercept BlackBerry encrypted data, citing this as a risk to national security. What's more important: national security, or consumer privacy - and why?
Microsoft's stump speech: We're leading the cloud parade
Microsoft's operating chief Kevin Turner set out to position the software giant as a cloud computing leader with a broad portfolio that rivals such as Google, Salesforce.com, Amazon and VMware...
How to find out if your data is in the Facebook torrent file
Someone scraped the publicly-available Facebook directory and hosted it as a torrent file, so anyone with an internet connection could download it.Here's how you can figure out if your...
The Thing About Analysts - And PR/Marketing Folks
I was reading Ray Wang's great post on "The 7 Tenets of Building a Star Analyst Firm" and then Vinnie Mirchandani's àfollow up "More Tenets for the Nex Gen Analyst" and it got me to thinking - on...
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 beta due in September
Microsoft is readying a beta of its Internet Explorer (IE) 9 browser that it will roll out in September, according to Microsoft Chief Operating Officer Kevin Turner.
Something in the air: New wind project installations taper
Texas still holds lead for new activity.
Why patent consortia are a good thing
When the subject of patents and cross-patent consortia comes up everyone is a troll. They have to be because courts do not recognize the legal requirements of open source.
Microsoft: We are focusing on eight core businesses
At the kick-off of the company's annual Financial Analyst Meeting (FAM) in Redmond on July 29, Microsoft execs attempted to clarify where the company is focusing its efforts currently and in the...



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