| Oracle, HP Settle Hurd Litigation, Affirm Partnership Oracle and HP have settled the litigation around Mark Hurd's new position at Oracle. Mark Hurd - Oracle - Oracle Corporation - Database - Hewlett-Packard feeds.pcworld.com |
Google TV Gets Hulu Snub: Revue Can't Deliver Full Web Google claims its Google TV weds the Internet with your TV, however some sites are blocking the set-top box from visiting their Website. feeds.pcworld.com |
Cisco Umi Brings Telepresence to Small Business Cisco Umi offers small and medium businesses an affordable teleconferencing solution similar to the Cisco TelePresence or HP Halo solutions used by large companies with bottomless budgets. feeds.pcworld.com |
5 Criticisms of the Mac App Store (And Why They're Wrong) Since Apple released the Mac App Store guidelines similar to those for iOS, there has been a fair bit of criticism going around. Here are some of the criticisms I've seen and why they're wrong (or at the very least probably shortsighted). feeds.pcworld.com |
IBM's Purchase of Clarity Systems Indicates Affinity for XBRL Miles P. Jennings, Jr. submits:Thursday IBM announced the acquisition of Clarity Systems, a sure sign that Big Blue thinks XBRL represents a large potential market. Clarity has been a successful provider of XBRL services to SEC-reporting companies.EDGAR Online (EDGR) continues to be the only pure play on XBRL in the market today. The company not only has its own XBRL software solution but also its own proprietary XBRL-formatted database for virtually all SEC-reporting companies. This fact was recently made clear when the SEC announced that it had subscribed to EDGAR Online's XBRL US data-set. EDGAR Online's database covers over 10 years of SEC-reported data. And, the company has developed data-mining methods to capture data and incorporate that data into its own financial analytic tools.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |