Six more specifications in the SOA world (see Joe McKendrick).

This is a continuation of this post.

See Michael Krigsman about rescueing projects.

(Update: Chapter 2 is here)

See Russell Shaw about an interview with Steve Jobs about the iPhone price cut.

See Paula Rooney on ZDNet.

Microsoft has filed a patent application about a process to prevent church members from viewing undesirable TV programs (see Slashdot).

See Wired's Bryan Gardiner on the great names of Web 2.0 companies.

(Another part of the series about the maybe most famous two Steves in IT history - the one from Cupertino and the one Redmond, part 1 is here)

Good news for Microsoft after the WGA server outage (thank god it was just an human error, see Slashdot):
The privacy agancy from the German state of Schleswig-Holstein awarded Microsofts WGA a privacy seal (I've found just a link in German).

It's easier being a Facebook founder than being not (see TechCrunch, Techmeme and a follow-up on TechCrunch).

The SciFi writers has discovered DMCA (see Slashdot).
It's time that they use the whole notion of IP in their stories.

See Scobles latest and maybe last blog post of this story.

Offshore development is more than just developing off shore (see the blog post from Michael Krigsman).

Michael Krigsman blogs about 101 project management tips.
Here's my humble upgrade of his first tip.

See Nicholas Carr or ZDNet about Yahoo being sued by the chinese dissidents.

In a great post Nicholas Carr writes about the implications of the infinite memory the web shows.
He takes as an example the SEO efforts of the New York Times. This has led to quite old and wrong articles highly ranked on Google.

Whose fault is it? Googles? The New York Times'?
What about us whose believe rises with the Google rank?

Faking is getting more and more popular (see TechCrunch).

(Of course the two Steve's from Redmond and Cupertino are on the list. Geek And Poke starts a series about these two guys.)

As new paradigms are so important in the IT world it's time for a series about them.

I know it's not the first Sigmund-Freud-cartoon I made.
But after reading about the new Facebook ads (see TechCrunch and Dan Farber) I couldn't resist.

See TechCrunch and Dan Farber about intelligence services and social networking.

(See also an older post about this theme)