Customers squawk; Intel listens

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Churchill's parrot won't squawk
(Reuters)

Churchill's parrot won't squawk
(Reuters) 01/19/2004 01:56 PM
Reuters - Winston Churchill's foul-mouthed 104-year old parrot has refused to surrender to after a newspaper tracked the bird down and discovered it was still alive.

Foul-mouthed parrot to squawk the plank
(Reuters)

Foul-mouthed parrot to squawk the plank
(Reuters) 03/06/2004 02:00 AM
Reuters - A foul-mouthed parrot, which blurts out expletives and pecks people when she's angry, is to be removed from a Royal Navy ship to spare any embarrassment during a visit by the Queen.

Intel Customers Deluged with Patent
Notices

Intel Customers Deluged with Patent
Notices 04/28/2004 10:29 AM

Intel OEM customers being sued for
breaking the 120MHz barrier

Intel OEM customers being sued for
breaking the 120MHz barrier 02/10/2004 02:44 AM
Money grabs in the intellectual property world are obviously in vogue today, and Patriot Scientific doesn't want to be left in the dust.

Unisys and Intel Technologies Help
Thomson Financial Customers Make More
Timely Investment Decisions

Unisys and Intel Technologies Help
Thomson Financial Customers Make More
Timely Investment Decisions 04/29/2004 07:46 AM
Stockhouse Canada Apr 29 2004 11:44AM GMT

New Software Listens for Love

New Software Listens for Love 02/12/2004 06:23 PM
AP via Newsday Feb 12 2004 11:11PM GMT

Microsoft listens to the music

Microsoft listens to the music 09/02/2004 03:57 AM
The Register Sep 2 2004 8:01AM GMT

Sherlund Speaks. Who Listens?

Sherlund Speaks. Who Listens? 06/16/2004 03:07 PM
Some industry watchers are wondering aloud about Goldman Sachs' analyst Rich Sherlund's Microsoft pronouncements. Sherlund predicted earlier this week that Microsoft would announce during its annual financial analyst meeting at the end of July that it would launch a $40 billion stock-buyback program to whittle down its cash horde. But, as The Street.com and others have noted, Sherlund was one of the original analysts on Microsoft's IPO back in the mid-1980s.

New Software Listens for Love (AP)

New Software Listens for Love (AP) 02/12/2004 04:54 PM
AP - Does she love me? Does she even care? Voice-analysis software based on Israeli counterterrorism technology professes to tell you in an instant whether that special someone is interested.

Hear all, see all, say nothing: the
Commission listens to Microsoft

Hear all, see all, say nothing: the
Commission listens to Microsoft 11/06/2003 06:09 PM
European Voice Nov 6 2003 5:11PM ET

When Heads Knock, Helmet Listens

When Heads Knock, Helmet Listens 12/28/2004 05:35 AM
Los Angeles Times Dec 28 2004 8:22AM GMT

Thirty Foot Beacon Listens to SMS

Thirty Foot Beacon Listens to SMS 04/19/2004 12:18 PM
This 30-foot stainless steel beacon on display in Middlesbrough, U.K., will change its color by receiving text messages sent to a (sadly, not specified) special number. The 'Spectra-txt' will receive its first text message from Tahiti, a small tropical island off the coast of Wales. Read [via Tech-Digest]...

Voice-analysis software listens for love

Voice-analysis software listens for love 02/12/2004 08:53 PM
San Jose Mercury News Feb 13 2004 0:39AM GMT

Stewart Jury Listens to Broker Audiotape
(AP)

Stewart Jury Listens to Broker Audiotape
(AP) 02/12/2004 01:28 AM
AP - Headphone-equipped jurors heard Martha Stewart's stockbroker give his account of her sale of ImClone Systems stock in a recording the prosecution claims is dotted with lies.

Voipfone Package Builder Puts VoIP
Customers in Full Control of their
Telephone Service and Saves Customers
Money

Voipfone Package Builder Puts VoIP
Customers in Full Control of their
Telephone Service and Saves Customers
Money 06/05/2005 11:16 PM
Voipfone (http://www.voipfone.co.uk), the expanding London-based Internet Telephone provider of Voice over Internet (VoIP) services, today announces the launch of its Package Builder™ facility which allows customers to select the precise bundle of features they desire for their telephony usage.No more Plans. [PRWEB Jun 4, 2005]

Intel and nVidia Hop In Bed
http://www.devhardware.com/c/a/Motherboa
rds/Intel-and-nVidia-Hop-In-Bed/ Intel
and

Intel and nVidia Hop In Bed
http://www.devhardware.com/c/a/Motherboa
rds/Intel-and-nVidia-Hop-In-Bed/ Intel
and 12/28/2004 07:35 PM
DevHardware Dec 28 2004 10:41PM GMT

Dual Core Intel Platform Shootout -
NVIDIA nForce4 vs. Intel 955X

Dual Core Intel Platform Shootout -
NVIDIA nForce4 vs. Intel 955X 04/16/2005 07:27 AM
AnandTech Apr 16 2005 10:50AM GMT

Intel Reduces Barriers to ISV and IHV
Certification for OEMs Using Intel
Architecture Server Platforms

Intel Reduces Barriers to ISV and IHV
Certification for OEMs Using Intel
Architecture Server Platforms 06/14/2004 12:57 PM
Linux Electrons Jun 14 2004 5:13PM GMT

Intel unveils new generation of Intel
Xeon-processor-based server platforms

Intel unveils new generation of Intel
Xeon-processor-based server platforms 08/03/2004 04:11 AM
Mena Report Aug 3 2004 8:16AM GMT

Software Licensing: Intel 'De-approves'
the Intel Open Source License

Software Licensing: Intel 'De-approves'
the Intel Open Source License 04/03/2005 03:57 PM
SYS-CON Media Apr 3 2005 5:59PM GMT

Intel Developer Forum - Intel silent on
Jayhawk replacement

Intel Developer Forum - Intel silent on
Jayhawk replacement 09/08/2004 10:26 AM
Computer Weekly Sep 8 2004 2:11PM GMT

Intel Developer Forum - Intel to ease
strain on the internet

Intel Developer Forum - Intel to ease
strain on the internet 09/10/2004 05:28 AM
Computer Weekly Sep 10 2004 10:14AM GMT

Intel Expands Intel Centrino Mobile
Technology Line

Intel Expands Intel Centrino Mobile
Technology Line 06/23/2004 03:50 PM
PhysOrg.com Jun 23 2004 7:49PM GMT

Two executives leaving Intel; Sodhani to
head Intel Capital

Two executives leaving Intel; Sodhani to
head Intel Capital 03/24/2005 04:19 AM
bizjournals.com Mar 24 2005 8:05AM GMT

Intel Expands Intel Centrino™
Mobile Technology

Intel Expands Intel Centrino™
Mobile Technology 06/23/2004 10:28 PM
Scoop Jun 24 2004 2:24AM GMT

Intel Updates Intel Xeon Multiprocessor
Platform

Intel Updates Intel Xeon Multiprocessor
Platform 03/30/2005 05:19 PM
Intel Corp., as expected, introduced a breed of new platform components for multiprocessor servers. Targeted at the mid-tier enterprise market segment, the platform consists of five new Xeon MP processors for servers that use four or more processors, and a new chipset.

Intel’s E8500 Uncovered

The main building block of Intel’s new server platform is E8500 chipset designed to support up to 4-way machines. The E8500 consists of three or more chips: the north bridge (NB), the external memory bridge (EMB) and the ICH5 I/O controller. The north bridge supports two processor system busses, which allows two chips to share one 667MHz bus with, 10.6GB/s bandwidth, which is likely to give new Intel-based servers an advantage over previous generations of Xeon MP-powered systems that had to share one 400MHz processor system bus with 6.40GB/s bandwidth between four chips.

News source: X-bit labs

Read full story...

Ammar Halloum filed a lawsuit against
Intel Corporation based on religion and
national origin in the wake of 9/11.
Intel disriminated against other
minority employees.

Ammar Halloum filed a lawsuit against
Intel Corporation based on religion and
national origin in the wake of 9/11.
Intel disriminated against other
minority employees. 07/04/2004 02:22 AM
Intel corporation discriminated against Ammar Halloum, Manufacturing Systems Group Leader based on religion and national origin in the wake of 9/11. Ammar Halloum is suing Intel Corporation for violation of Title VII. [PRWEB Jul 4, 2004]

What do Customers Really Want?

What do Customers Really Want? 05/19/2004 11:48 PM
theWHIR May 20 2004 4:10AM GMT

SCO CEO: No need to sue more customers

SCO CEO: No need to sue more customers 08/02/2004 06:57 PM
As The SCO Group Inc.'s reseller and developer community gathers for its annual SCO Forum convention in Las Vegas this week, one question on many attendees' minds will be whether the company's future will be as a software vendor or as a litigator. Though SCO's lawsuits against IBM Corp., Novell Inc., DaimlerChrysler AG and AutoZone Inc. have attracted a great deal of attention in the last year, they have not helped SCO's bottom line. The company is facing mounting financial losses, which have been spurred by millions of dollars in legal fees, a flagging Unix business, and anemic sales of its SCOsource Linux licensing program, which brought in just $11,000 in revenue during the company's most recent financial quarter.

Best Buy Says Customers Not Always Right

Best Buy Says Customers Not Always Right 07/06/2004 01:50 AM

Get The Customers You Want From The
Customers You Have!

Get The Customers You Want From The
Customers You Have! 04/12/2005 02:16 AM
New testimonial request tool allows businesses to automate word of mouth marketing. Don't just advertise on the yellow pages or on the local newspaper - use KudosBoard - a new web-based software application that allow small businesses, online retailers and/or service providers (such as realtors, restaurants, landscapers, plumbers, day spas, etc) to automate the ability for their clients to provide positive testimonials and to recommend them to their friends. [PRWEB Apr 12, 2005]

How To Please Your Customers?

How To Please Your Customers? 08/11/2004 12:43 AM
Well, definitely not using Windows server to run a Linux show. Or to use the same Windows server to run a Macintosh show either.

IBM to woo EMC customers

IBM to woo EMC customers 12/03/2003 12:35 AM
Big Blue has a plan to snag customers who use storage gear from rival EMC. It includes a device that shifts data from EMC to IBM boxes without any computer downtime, Big Blue says.

Customers? Who Are They?

Customers? Who Are They? 02/17/2004 09:03 PM
While this article about a new study suggests the findings are "startling", they're probably anything but surprising to most people. It turns out that most companies have forgotten the fact that it really is their customers who pay their salaries, and they do very little to cultivate any kind of dialogue between themselves and their customers. The only really surprising stat is that nearly half of all executives admit that they don't deserve any loyalty from their customers. It seems, for the most part, that there's too much apathy on this issue. If an executive realizes this, why aren't they doing anything to change it? There's too much of a short-term view of companies focused on dragging in as much money as possible this quarter, that they forget to cultivate relationships that have the potential to pay much more next quarter or next year.

Hot code to customers

Hot code to customers 04/29/2004 07:40 AM

Ross Rader tells it like it is.  Ross doesn't seem focused at all on what you'd call competition.  He's just focused on delivering hot code to THEIR customers - namely ISPs.

Blogwar e as a CMS.

This time last year we were heavy into the design and implementation of Blogware. I was still using MovableType for my public weblog but we had already started using prototype v0.0 quietly. I was pretty excited when I got to get hands on with the tool and committed my first entry to the system. We were still calling it "RBlog" internally. Its neat to look back on the posts I made during this period.

Most everything weblogging related that I blogged, were things we were actively working on. I hoped we might be the only ones...I obviously didn't look hard enough around the room ;)

Around this time last year I mentioned to Doc during an early demo that we weren't building a better way to manage content, we were building a better way to manage human interactions over the internet.

Not a social network. 

A conversation management system.

We talked about this for a bit. My basic point was that the internet didn't need another publishing system and we certainly didn't need Frontpage or Dreamweaver to get better. Web page publishing tools engender the creation of what ends up being static content because the tools are inscrutable for the average user. Learn the application, learn design, learn to tune the HTML by hand, figure out a document structure, upload everything via FTP, wash, rinse, repeat.

Dumb.

Static content and the entire associated toolspace stands in the way of a more useful internet. More content is not better. Changing content is better. Growing content is better. Living, dynamic content- is better. An internet that grows with me challenges me - continuously. Regular content creation tools stifle this possibility - they are simply too complicated and inaccessible to the average bear. "Save as HTML", "web development", "get a presence on the 'net". Whatever that means.

People need new tools that allow us to manage our interactions with others, the conversations we have every day¹. Tools that facilitate fluidity and impermanence. Impermanence, not of the content of the conversation, but of the conversation itself - beginning and end, not necessarily continuing. Ad hoc, impulsive, dynamic.

I want my customers to talk with the web and I want Blogware to help them manage these conversations.

Are we there yet? Not quite. Not by a longshot actually. But we have made a lot of headway and we're still moving forward.

¹Tools will also need to have their own conversations - with other tools. In fact the more they have, the better. Preferably in a multitude of languages. Customers shouldn't necessarily see these conversations though.

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AOL: customers down, ad sales up

AOL: customers down, ad sales up 07/29/2004 10:11 AM
They went thataway

Court Says Customers May Take IPs Away
From ISP

Court Says Customers May Take IPs Away
From ISP 06/29/2004 10:45 AM

3.2 Million 3G Customers for 3

3.2 Million 3G Customers for 3 08/19/2004 08:09 AM
3G Aug 19 2004 10:24AM GMT

Satisfied Customers

Satisfied Customers 08/27/2004 01:42 PM
InfoWorld’s Tom Krazit writes, “The American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) measures the attitudes of consumers in several different categories, including PCs and online Web sites, on a scale from zero to 100 … With a score of 81, Apple’s customers are the most satisfied of any other PC vendor measured in this index. Apple’s success comes from a focus on innovation and improving tech support, [ACSI director Claes] Fornell said. Just about every other PC vendor received technical support scores that were less than the scores they received for the quality of their products, but Apple was the only company that received high marks for both quality and support, he said.” [Aug 25]
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