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• Board scandal forces HP chairman to step down
  Tuesday 12 September 2006 – 04:40
  UPDATE - Hewlett Packard this morning announced that Patricia Dunn, chairman of the board of Hewlett-Packard, will step down from her position in January, as a result of the recently reported board scandal. She will be replaced by CEO Mark Hurd. Dunn will continue to serve as an HP director. Extra: Rob Enderle: A Perspective on the HP Witch Hunt
• Google quarterly operating income heads down for the first time
  Friday 20 July 2007 – 11:10 in Business
  Mountain View (CA) - Google showed a negative quarter-to-quarter change in operating income this quarter for the first time since the company went public in 2004. Google’s Q2 2007 results were announced today. The search giant reached a record $3.87 bill
• ECS plays down DeskNotes, to launch Prescott-based notebooks in March or April
  Wednesday 25 February 2004 – 04:23
  Elitegroup Computer Systems (ECS) has played down the importance of DeskNotes in its notebook lines and shifted its marketing efforts to promote sales of entry-level notebooks to channel distributors and system integrators, according to company sources.
• Study: PC graphics shipments down, Intel increases market share
  Friday 6 August 2004 – 05:15
  Despite an overall declining graphic chip market in the second quarter, Intel was able to expand its shipments with the help of its recently launched Grantsdale integrated graphic chipset (IGC) and increase the pressure on Nvidia, ATI and Via, according to a study released by Jon Peddie Research.
• Firefox usage up, IE usage down - report
  Monday 10 July 2006 – 10:21
  OneStat.com, an Amsterdam-based web research firm, says global use of the Firefox browser has increased 1.14 percent since May 2006, while Internet Explorer usage fell 2.12 percent during the same time. Microsoft's Internet Explorer still holds the top spot with 83.05% of the market versus the 12.93% of Firefox. Regional market share show similar numbers except for Australia and Germany which have much higher Firefox usage.

• Down by Law: The History of the Crime Game*
  Wednesday 29 June 2005 – 06:00
  We all know that assuming a criminal gaming persona generates sociopathic behavior in the real world. A look at the history of crime games shows where all of this immorality started, spawning such classics like GTA, Hitman and NARC that moralizers love to hate.
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