Factiva chief on Google: What, me worry?

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Google doesn't worry us, says Factiva
chief

Google doesn't worry us, says Factiva
chief 07/02/2004 11:43 AM
ZDNet UK Jul 2 2004 3:33PM GMT

Factiva chief: Google not a threat

Factiva chief: Google not a threat 07/02/2004 09:51 AM
CEO of paid search service asserts: "It's a long way before quality information is free."

Can Google News Compete with Factiva?

Can Google News Compete with Factiva? 07/02/2004 07:44 PM
Search Engine Lowdown Jul 2 2004 11:24PM GMT

Google: Playboy splash a worry

Google: Playboy splash a worry 08/15/2004 01:42 PM
News 24 Aug 15 2004 4:32PM GMT

Google share auction starts, Playboy
exposure a worry

Google share auction starts, Playboy
exposure a worry 08/13/2004 02:40 PM
AFP via Yahoo! Aug 13 2004 6:48PM GMT

Google Share Auction Starts, Palyboy
Exposure A Worry

Google Share Auction Starts, Palyboy
Exposure A Worry 08/14/2004 07:55 AM
Antara Aug 14 2004 11:53AM GMT

Factiva Search And Track Tools Debut on
Bea WebLogic Portal

Factiva Search And Track Tools Debut on
Bea WebLogic Portal 08/05/2004 04:08 PM
CRM Assist Aug 5 2004 7:43PM GMT

Google chief coy on IPO rumors

Google chief coy on IPO rumors 12/28/2003 08:13 PM
Schmidt was responding to the buzz circling Silicon Valley about an imminent return to strong economic growth -- and what it means for Google and other start ...

Factiva and NewsGator Technologies Team
Up on Enterprise RSS to Enable
Intelligent Information Delivery

Factiva and NewsGator Technologies Team
Up on Enterprise RSS to Enable
Intelligent Information Delivery 06/06/2005 12:05 AM

Companies break new ground in delivering premium content alongside nontraditional sources of information

DENVER, CO, and NEW YORK -- May 4, 2005 -- Factiva®, the leading global provider of digital business content and services to the enterprise, and NewsGator Technologies, Inc., the leading RSS software platform company, today announced an agreement to jointly release Enterprise RSS that will bring the first business RSS solution to corporate users around the world.

The agreement will allow all existing Factiva customers to access their Factiva content via the NewsGator online and NewsGator Microsoft Outlook RSS readers at no additional charge to their existing Factiva contracts. Factiva content will also be available in NewsGator premium products at an additional charge. Further, the companies announced that they are working together on other opportunities in the growing enterprise RSS space.

J.B. Holston, CEO and president of NewsGator, said, "The combination of Factiva's breadth and depth of authoritative content combined with NewsGator's sophisticated RSS platform delivers an unmatched business intelligence solution.  Business people who aren't yet Factiva customers can subscribe to Factiva content and view it via their NewsGator reader. This is the most powerful possible combination of content and RSS technology possible."
 
Clare Hart, president and CEO of Factiva, said, "Our customers are increasingly using RSS feeds in their enterprises, and we believe it will be an important delivery option for our users.  This effort with NewsGator underscores our commitment to embrace the best and most innovative technologies for delivering the right information at the right time and in the right format."

Current Factiva customers will be able to transform their existing track folders, both group and personal, into RSS feeds and view them via the NewsGator Business Subscriptions beginning on May 19. Additionally, Factiva's Editor's Choice feeds will be available for all NewsGator premium subscribers in early June.

About Factiva®

Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company, provides essential business news and information together with the content delivery tools and services that enable professionals to make better decisions faster.  Factiva's unrivalled collection of more than 9,000 authoritative sources includes the exclusive combination of The Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times®, Dow Jones and Reuters newswires and the Associated Press, as well as Reuters Fundamentals, D&B®, and Bureau van Dijk company profiles.

Factiva's innovative, XML-based and Web services-enabled technology platform provides access to this rich content collection via Factiva's role-specific products or through customized enterprise, group or personal solutions. Executives, information professionals, marketers, salespeople, and other professionals can easily monitor and understand the latest news, market trends, and business challenges relevant to them – directly from the Microsoft® Office and job-specific applications they use every day. 

Google Chief Lawyer In Trouble With The
SEC?

Google Chief Lawyer In Trouble With The
SEC? 07/26/2004 06:02 PM
Google's General Counsel may be in a bit of trouble with the SEC after it has come to light that a prior company he worked for as CFO had some questionable accounting practices. This is the type of info you generally don't want coming public just as you prepare for an IPO. It's quite possible that it's nothing, and since he's chief counsel and not CFO for Google, he's in a different position for that company, but the accusations may at least raise a few eyebrows.

Yahoo chief: We won't be hurt by a
Google IPO

Yahoo chief: We won't be hurt by a
Google IPO 04/27/2004 03:58 PM
CNET Apr 27 2004 8:07PM GMT

Yahoo chief: Not afraid of Google

Yahoo chief: Not afraid of Google 04/27/2004 03:58 PM
ZDNet Apr 27 2004 8:09PM GMT

Yahoo chief shrugs off Google threat

Yahoo chief shrugs off Google threat 04/28/2004 04:32 AM
ZDNet UK Apr 28 2004 8:21AM GMT

Google Chief Operations Engineer
Keynotes

Google Chief Operations Engineer
Keynotes 08/05/2002 10:45 PM
Jim Reese whose Technology Behind Google presentation we commented on previously appears to begiving a similar presentation as the USENIX LISA keynote: "Scaling the Web: An Overview of Google (A Linux Cluster for Fun and Profit)". "This talk will cover the technology behind Google: company overview, search parameters and results, hardware and query load balancing, Linux cluster topology, scalability, fault tolerance, and more." Should be interesting, I hope someone makes a recording. Unfortunately it seems that TechNetCast, the organization that covered the last show is having financial difficulties. If you're interested, I suggest you send them some words of support....

Heirs to chief and a delayed IPO dwarfed
by Google talk

Heirs to chief and a delayed IPO dwarfed
by Google talk 08/08/2004 07:05 AM
San Jose Mercury News Aug 8 2004 10:41AM GMT

Week in Review: Heirs to chief and a
delayed IPO dwarfed by Google talk

Week in Review: Heirs to chief and a
delayed IPO dwarfed by Google talk 08/08/2004 02:07 PM
San Jose Mercury News Aug 8 2004 4:32PM GMT

Chief executive, commander-in-chief,
talk-show host

Chief executive, commander-in-chief,
talk-show host 08/10/2004 07:16 PM

What, me worry?

What, me worry? 02/01/2005 09:59 PM
T he search for Alfred E. Neuman Carl Djerassi emigrated to the US after Hitler's annexation of Austria, and in his essay traces the gap-toothed Mad Magazine spokesman from his original sighting on a German anti-semitic propaganda poster (PDF).

Wot me worry?

Wot me worry? 06/22/2004 05:51 AM
Status anxiety 'Every adult life could be said to be defined by two great love stories. The first - the story of our quest for sexual love - is well known and well-charted. The second - the story of our quest for love from the world - is a more secret and shameful tale. And yet this second love story is no less intense than the first.'

IBM customers need not worry over SCO

IBM customers need not worry over SCO 10/31/2003 07:26 PM

No need to worry, says Microsoft

No need to worry, says Microsoft 02/17/2004 11:35 AM
Microsoft has called in the FBI to locate the source of proprietary Windows source code circulated on the internet, but customers have nothing to fear at this stage, the company says. Carol Leishman, Microsoft NZ’s communications manager, says the leak hasn’t compromised the security of computers and the company is treating the theft as an intellectual property infringement issue.

What, Meryl Worry?

What, Meryl Worry? 07/24/2004 11:17 AM
In recent years, Meryl Streep has begun to accept one prerogative of her position: having the press — and thus the public — listen to what she wants to say.

One less worry in life

One less worry in life 02/01/2005 08:45 PM

I'm an adult now and I have a home and savings and have all my bills in check, but I can never forget what it was like being 18 with my first bank account, back when using an ATM was like playing roulette (and like any form of gambling, I walked away empty handed more often than with any cash). So even though it's been ten years since I've left an ATM empty handed, I can't get an irrational thought out of my head every time I use an ATM: that I'm surprisingly and suddenly dead broke. It's sort of an adult version of the "waking up naked at the exam" nightmare I used to have in college.

Until now. I was poking around my small town credit union website and discovered a new alert feature, where they send an email based on your account activity. So I setup an automatic email that goes to my cellphone's email address when the checking account is below a fairly comfortable level. The feeling didn't leave immediately the next time I used an ATM, but after I saw the feature work when a bunch of bills went through, I now know that it is instantly wired to my bank balance, even when I'm far from a computer.

A lot of stuff I've read about simplifying your life involves removing all those little irrational worries that clog your thoughts and keep you from getting things done and living happy. In addition to this small thing, I've been to the dentist for the first time in years and removed the other big irrational fear that my teeth would fall out any day now. It's been nice to remove these worries from my life forever, as I've got a whole bunch of new worries lined up to deal with. :)

Don't worry, take Prozac

Don't worry, take Prozac 08/16/2004 08:32 AM
Concerned about meaningless gibberish from the president? Agitated about the imminent loss of overtime benefits? Have no fear, Ms. Management is here.

Don't worry your pretty little head
about it.

Don't worry your pretty little head
about it. 04/28/2004 01:11 PM
White House "disappears" women's info. The Bush administration has quietly removed 25 reports from its Women's Bureau Web site, deleting or distorting crucial information on issues from pay equity to reproductive healthcare. There's a long article about it over at Salon, behind the premium wall.

No Computer? Don't Worry, the RIAA Will
Get You Too

No Computer? Don't Worry, the RIAA Will
Get You Too 12/03/2003 08:35 PM
RIAA Targets Computer-Less Elderly Couple
The RIAA levels its pack of rabid lawyers at an older couple who don't own a computer. Not without any cause but they're pursuing the wrong "criminals".

What, Us Worry? The New State of
Disbelief

What, Us Worry? The New State of
Disbelief 08/07/2004 01:58 PM
When it comes to terror warnings, what citizens know can hurt them - especially when the information leaves them unsure about what to do.

Edinburgh Learns to Worry about Wi-Fi

Edinburgh Learns to Worry about Wi-Fi 02/11/2004 10:56 AM
Another entry in an endless series of "Wi-Fi security risk" articles, this time from Edinburgh, Scotland: This article is only slightly sensational, which might result from the reporter having heard these claims for the first time about the risks of a wireless network. But they're not too far off the mark. The biggest problem in articles that cite the number of "open" access points, as a reader recently pointed out to me, is that unless you connect to the point and probe, you can't tell whether the gateway is inside or outside a firewall or has other restrictions....

Windies worry England

Windies worry England 04/12/2004 06:05 PM
Inspired by their record-breaking skipper, West Indies have England struggling to escape defeat.

Changes worry admissions tutors

Changes worry admissions tutors 09/14/2004 03:11 AM
Having students apply to university after A-level results will not solve the problems it sets out to tackle, administrators warn.

Now We Need To Worry About VoIP Spam

Now We Need To Worry About VoIP Spam 06/25/2004 12:11 PM
We're still trying to beat down spam, and people have been getting increasingly worried about IM spam and SMS spam, and all of a sudden one company is warning us that the rush to VoIP systems may lead to VoIP spam. In other words, once VoIP is just an app on the network, it shouldn't be all that difficult for someone to write a script that would basically spam a voice message to millions of VoIP systems. Of course, the company discussing this problem is bringing it up because they've now patented a solution that they claim will stop VoIP spam. All this really means is they've made clear the technique that future VoIP spammers are now figuring out how to work around.

Should Apple's Shareholders Worry?

Should Apple's Shareholders Worry? 04/14/2005 03:32 PM
Apple has a great quarter, but will the iPod hold its ground against competition?

Something Else To Worry About: Format
Obsolescence

Something Else To Worry About: Format
Obsolescence 08/10/2004 05:36 AM
Something Else To Worry About: Format Obsolescence
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Dan Koster, Web content manager for Queens University of Charlotte in North Carolina, became a minor celebrity last spring when he reported that 15-20% of the 2,000 CDs in his properly stored collection suffered from what has loosely been called CD rot and would no longer play. As people entrust more and more of their valuable records -- everything from tax forms to family photos -- to digital media, the idea that those reliable-looking CDs and DVDs could be, well, less than reliable, is alarming. And history tells us that even if the media hold up, the technology needed to retrieve the files may not always be there. When was the last time you used a reel-to-reel tape player? Accelerated aging tests conducted by the Library of Congress and National Institute of Standards and Technology demonstrate that the poorest-quality CDs may last only four or five years; the best, more than 100. Consumers can hedge their bets by keeping hard copy printouts of valuable documents and uploading photos to online archiving services, but in the end, the simple truth is that nothing lasts forever.

If 'Spaghetti' Is 'Psketti,' Should You
Worry?

If 'Spaghetti' Is 'Psketti,' Should You
Worry? 06/07/2004 09:57 PM
The authors of "The Late Talker" list behavior that can be early warning signs of possible serious communication problems.

Indie artists worry

Indie artists worry 03/25/2005 11:04 AM
USA Today Mar 25 2005 3:08PM GMT

Wired: News Papers Should Really Worry

Wired: News Papers Should Really Worry 12/19/2004 03:08 PM
"... focus-group participants declared they wouldn't accept a Washington Post subscription even if it were free."

Fighter escorts worry some
(USATODAY.com)

Fighter escorts worry some
(USATODAY.com) 01/09/2004 09:53 PM
USATODAY.com - Pilots and air-traffic-control officials are expressing concern that U.S. fighter jets being deployed to escort some passenger flights could be creating unnecessary risks to commercial aviation.

Don't Worry, Many In China Have No Clue
What IPv9 Is Either

Don't Worry, Many In China Have No Clue
What IPv9 Is Either 07/06/2004 12:15 PM
Last week, a variety of stories started appearing suggesting that China was adopting a new internet protocol standard called IPv9. While many in the press just went with the report, just about everyone who knew anything about this were left scratching their heads wondering just what the hell IPv9 was. It wouldn't be the first time China decided to "go it alone" when it came to internet standards. Recently there was a big international and diplomatic stink over China's decision to use their very own, completely incompatible WiFi standard that had many WiFi equipment providers threatening to completely ignore the huge Chinese market out of fear for their intellectual property (which they would need to share with a Chinese "partner" to help them build WAPI-compliant equipment). China is also trying (with questionable success) to go it alone with their own 3G wireless standard, while the rest of the world follows one of two standard upgrade paths. So, when the whole concept of IPv9 started making news, it was easy to assume that perhaps China had done it again. However, now reports are coming out that, even in China, ma ny have no idea about IPv9 and suggest that it's really just a concept being pushed by one research group in China, rather than any real adopted standard at this point.

E.U. Finance Ministers Worry About
Wolfowitz

E.U. Finance Ministers Worry About
Wolfowitz 03/23/2005 10:01 AM
Free Internet Press Mar 23 2005 2:12PM GMT
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