HyperOffice tries to bridge social email gap
HyperOffice tries to bridge the gap between email and social by providing an interface that gives it all.
Bitcasa comes out of Beta with unlimited storage for $99 a year
Bitcasa came out of Beta this week offering unlimited, encrypted storage for just $99 a year.
about.me goes independent
about.me, which offers a simple way to create a one page biography about yourself, was sold to AOL just months after launching in 2010. This week, it announced it was once again an independent company.
Box grows the channel
Box announced a new partnership program this week that combines several initiatives under one partnership umbrella.
New Dropbox features focus on content
Dropbox announced some new features this week that won't exactly dazzle you, but which will begin to help you manage your content stored on the service.
Content marketing lessons from Netflix original content--'House of Cards'
Netflix showed, with "House of Cards" this past weekend, that if you produce quality content, people will watch and talk about you, proving once again the power of great content.
Convercent launches cloud compliance solution
A new startup, Convercent is attempting to disrupt compliance software with a mobile, social and cloud solution.
Survey: Many organizations remain on SharePoint 2003, 2007
A survey conducted at the SharePoint Conference in November found that a lot of companies remain on older versions of SharePoint and those upgrading this year may stay away from the cloud when they do.
Spotlight: Box's latest funding round expands, report says
AllThingsD reported this week that Box's funding round from last summer had actually grown $25 million--from the original $125 million to $150 million.
Foxit brings enhanced PDF security to enterprise
Foxit added another piece to its PDF Security Suite this week with the Foxit RMS PDF Protection Tool.
Hands-on with Facebook Graph Search
After taking Facebook Graph Search for a spin, I wasn't terribly impressed.
HuffPost rolls out advanced commenting system
The Huffington Post has begun rolling out updates to its commenting system, which introduce changes like comment threading, unique URLs for comment threads, and even advertising in threads.
US Government copyright enforcement has gotten out of control
United States government law enforcement on behalf of institutional copyright holders has gotten out of control and it's time to take a step back a redefine copyright law for the 21st century.
Infographic: How to properly attribute Creative Commons content
This infographic explains everything you ever wanted to know about Creative Commons licenses, but were afraid to ask.
2 online storage services vie for your attention
With two services offering generous amounts of free storage, you need to decide which one best suits your needs.
One on one with Paul Doscher, CEO LucidWorks
We spoke to LucidWorks CEO Paul Doscher about the impact trends like the cloud and big data were having on enterprise search.
WSJ: HP might have missed warning sign prior to Autonomy deal
The Wall Street Journal reported last week that in the days leading up to HP's purchase of Autonomy for $11 billion in August, 2011, a group of Hewlett Packard officials was warned of possible impropriety at Autonomy, but never passed the information to the CEO or the board.
Pew survey finds libraries still important to Americans in digital age
Think libraries are obsolete in the digital age? Think again. A new survey finds they are still highly valued by Americans.
No shortage of opinion on Facebook Graph Search
There was no shortage of opinion on Facebook's new Graph Search and we decided to explore some of them.
