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Mark Papermaster has agreed to join Apple as a high-ranking executive, but his former employer, IBM, is fighting that move.

The Internet company Google is opening up its mobile phone operating system. This means any developer can upload a program that users can buy, to run on a phone using Google's operating system, called Android.

Tech guru Mario Armstrong talks with Steve Inkseep about what kind of programs could be available.

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There's no question that Verizon Communications hit a home run with its aggressive fiber strategy.

The fiber-to-the-home network called Fios has enabled Verizon to supercharge broadband speeds and compete against cable in the TV market.

Many of you may have heard a commercial on the radio recently by a guy named Armando Montelongo. He is... (via Braxton Beyer, Your Austin Realtor)

Q&A Search has become central to the functioning of the Internet, but Udi Manber isn't the kind of person who takes that for granted.

"I don't have to tell anybody around here that search is important.

That's a very nice luxury to have," said Manber, ...

Neil Budde, editor-in-chief of news, finance, and sports at Yahoo, has joined a news aggregation start-up called DailyMe where he will be president and chief product officer.

Neil Budde, president and chief product officer of DailyMe.

I don’t usually post about spin doctors, but this is different.
You see, a certain Arkansas governor succeeded in ‘92 because he had a very skilled campaign guru by the name of James Carville on his side.

Obviously it wasn’t the only reason, but it was a big one. And now another Arkansas governor has his [...]