For eBook market, it's a good news, bad news scenario
Last week was a week of good news and bad news for the eBook business. While Barnes and Noble posted a huge loss in its Nook and eBook business, new research suggests that iBooks, the online bookstore for iOS, was growing steadily.
Marissa Mayer, meet Andrew McAfee
Marissa Mayer turned heads when she instituted a telework ban last week, but she needn't have taken such a radical step. She just needs to have a talk with Andrew McAfee who coined the term Enterprise 2.0.
Coveo infographic illustrates history of knowledge sharing
This infographic from Coveo traces knowledge sharing from cave drawing to big data.
Socialtext adds SharePoint to the mix
Socialtext is making it easier for its customers to access their Microsoft documents. The company has integrated Microsoft's SharePoint to help users share and collaborate on Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel and Word files within its enterprise social software.
Facebook search may not be so harmless after all
Facebook search might be more dangerous than previously believed.
Box answers Dropbox with substantial security update
Box turned up the heat in the cloud content management market this week when it announced new security enhancements and a slew of new partnerships.
Microsoft plans to integrate Yammer into SkyDrive Pro, Office Web Apps
Microsoft revealed plans to further integrate Yammer into the SharePoint cloud product.
Content's going mobile: FCM goes to Mobile World Congress
As I visit Mobile World Congress, I ponder the importance of mobile in all aspects of content management today.
Spotlight: Adobe makes security updates available
Adobe strongly recommends installing security updates for Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader.
Adobe announces Adobe Edge Reflow as part of Creative Cloud update
Adobe's latest Creative Cloud tool, Adobe Reflow, was released into Beta last week.
Content owners need to tear down the Berlin Wall of access
When content owners block legal access to content, they simply fuel the very type of behavior they were hoping to prevent.
SDL introduces new machine translation tools to translate growing amounts of information
SDL has enhanced its machine translation module and incorporated it across its entire language translation platform.
Bing continues to make modest gains in latest comScore figures, but is it enough?
Microsoft continues to make modest gains in search engine market share, but is it really worth the billions it's investing to keep the Internet division afloat?
NewsGator updates Social Sites for SharePoint 2013
NewsGator makes it easier for customers to upgrade from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013 with shared codebase. New features let users work in the context of their job.
NitroPDF goes after Adobe with latest release
With the latest release of Nitro Pro, the company is taking aim at Adobe Acrobat, offering comparable features for a third of the price.
Spotlight: MarkLogic makes developer tools available for free
Last week, MarkLogic announced it was releasing a free developer license for the MarkLogic Enterprise Edition with the goal of encouraging developers to build applications on top of the MarkLogic platform.
Microsoft opens LA studio to develop custom content
Microsoft is trying to use the xBox as a new advertising revenue stream by producing original content for the system.
Dropbox takes aim at enterprise with new administrative controls
Dropbox added a new administrative console that should make it friendlier for business.
