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IAB, PwC: Internet Advertising Revenues Top $21B - Another Record
 

Internet ad revenue in the US reached a record high of $21.2 billion in 2007, eclipsing revenues in 2006 - the previous record year - by 26 percent, the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers ... via MarketingVOX

Kaboose Reports on Annual Shareholders' Meeting
 

Kaboose Inc. , one of the largest family-focused new media companies in the world, held its third annual meeting of shareholders yesterday, May 15, 2008, in Toronto, Canada. via TechWeb.com

Outsource Partners International inaugurates newest shared service center in Bangalore
 

Bangalore , May 16 : Outsource Partners International, Inc. , a leading provider of finance, accounting, and tax business process outsourcing as well as related services, announced the opening of its new, ... via Daily India

IAB: Web Ad Spend Tops Cable, Radio
 

Spending on Internet advertising has surpassed that devoted to cable television, according to figures compiled by the Interactive Advertising Bureau. via Media Week

Convention center awaits funding OK: Authority officials say most of...
 

"The next things to do require a decision"

With the fate of the proposed Albany Convention Center undecided, authority officials say they are almost out of work to do as they await a final decision on funding. via Hotel Online

Veronica C. Alzheimer former educator
 

JACKSON -Veronica "Ronnie' C. Alzheimer, age 62, of Jackson, died Sunday at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, Hamilton. via Courier News Online

OpenOffice.org 3.0 beta reviews in InformationWeek and ZDNet
 

Serdar Yegulalp of InformationWeek is pleased with the OpenOffice.org 3.0 beta release, although he is careful to state this is a beta version and that his attention was focused on the more visible changes to ... via Sun Bloggers

2007 a stellar year for B.C.'s mining industry 10 minutes ago
 

"It's fair to say 2007 has been a very good year for the industry in B.C."

British Columbia's mining industry had another stellar year in 2007, despite a drop in profits of almost 50 per cent, PricewaterhouseCoopers said in is 40th annual report on the mining industry. via Vancouver Sun

CSC Settles Government Kickbacks Case
 

News By Grant Gross Computer Sciences has agreed to pay US $1.37 million to settle allegations that it received kickbacks on technology contracts with U.S. government agencies, part of an alleged scheme ... via CIO

Tools automate support for multicore CPUs
 

"We have been moving from an explicit to an implicit parallel-programming model in which users don't need to program anything"

Two companies are gearing up new capabilities that can help software automatically take advantage of today's multicore processors. via EETimes