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When looking to set up a conference call, you need to keep in mind many aspects. Below you will find the most important points for the right outcome! Read More

GLOBE at Night is aggregating public measurements of the night sky (or lack thereof) from March 22 through April 6 in the Northern Hemisphere and March 24 through April 6 in the Southern. This is the sixth year the group has used you all to map the encroaching light pollution in the world. Using a w... Read More

This week in the cloud features the benefits of implementing the cloud beyond cutting costs and improving productivity: Helping businesses to grow. Read More

Tax-free shopping is under threat for many online shoppers as states facing widening budget gaps increasingly pressure Amazon.com Inc. and other Internet retailers to start collecting sales taxes from their residents. Read More

$41 million. From Sequoia Capital, Bain Capital, and Silicon Valley Bank. Pre-launch.

That’s how much a brand new startup called Color has to work with. Your eyebrows should already be raised, and here’s something to keep them fixed there: this is the most money Sequoia has ever inv... Read More

As organizations and business leaders position themselves for the future, the following five workplace challenges will continue to change human resources. Read More

By most accounts, Groupon is growing like gangbusters. It's taking market share around the world, hiring left and right, and priming for a $25 billion IPO. But how much of the group-buying site's revenues are U.S. versus international and how is it doing in its home market, especially after its di... Read More

Google TV Product Lead Brittany Bohnet has just announced that she's leaving Google after four years to try her luck as an entrepreneur, presumably as a co-founder of an as of yet un-named startup.

At Google Bohnet was a Product Marketing Manager who worked on products like Maps, Earth ... Read More

Mozilla has proved to be the king of browsers when the company confirmed over 10 million download of its latest Firefox 4, and therefore, it would be a rather understatement if analysts say it’s going well. Read More