IT companies were quick to try and lure Fujacks worm creator to their corporate side. One of them will eventually get him in 4 years (after Li Jun gets out of jail). The point is that such practices actually spell "start creating malware guys, and if you're good at it we'll pay you!"
Halo 3 hits the shelves this week and I'm sure that Microsoft's marketing campaign made sure nobody forgot it. The game's banner says "Finish the Fight" and there's no doubt about it: Microsoft hopes that the release of Halo 3 will deliver the decisive blow in the war against Sony. But will Master Chief be up to such a hard task?
Blu-ray and HD DVD have been locked in the format war for quite some time and neither of them has gained significant ground during the conflict. In the mean time, another format sits at the table and, by the looks of things, it’s rather hungry for consumers. Is HD VMD too late to get a bite out of the market share pie?
NBC failed to to convince Apple that a significant raise in price was the thing to do. Therefore, NBC got upset and threatened to take its toys and go play with some other kid with an online store starting December. In return, Apple announced that all NBC’s toys will be thrown out from its iTunes playground in September. Business kids will always be kids. Any bets on who’s gonna cry first?
Recent events show that Linux is gaining some serious ground in the business world and that Microsoft should start worrying. Is this the beginning of the end for the Redmond giant or just an unusual escalation of the long time conflict?
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