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Acacia wins $12.4m in patent infringement case against Yahoo

Court grants post-verdict ongoing royalty rate of 23% for all of Yahoo’s IMVironments sales

Q&A with Ashley Griffiths, managing director, EMEA, Vlingo

Mobile voice firm Vlingo has been enjoying impressive growth recently, particularly in the UK. EMEA MD Ashley Griffith speaks to CBR.

AOL Q4 revenues down 17% to $809.7m

Posts net income of $1.4m compared to loss of $1.96bn in the same period last year

VivoWare to open source VivoSocial

For building social internet applications for the DotNetNuke framework

Google's Chrome snaps up 5.2% market share in January

IE 8.0 gains top spot 22.37% of the overall market

Sohu.com Q4 revenues up 12% to $135.8m

Expects revenues to be in the range of $123m and $128m for Q1 2010

Ixquick launches new anonymous web browsing service

Allows users to browse websites without passing on personally identifiable information

NHN Q4 sales up 2% to KRW321.3bn

Net earnings up 8% on higher revenues from on-line ads

Yahoo! Q4 revenues down 4% to $1.8bn

Expects revenue to be in the range of $1.57bn to $1.67bn for Q1 2010

Social networks not meeting SMB needs

BT Tradespace, LinkedIn et al should guide customers by the hand

Comments & Opinion

The Techies of the Noughties

CBR’s editorial team here unveils its choice of the 20 Most Influential Technologists of the Decade. Jason Stamper picks through the wreckage of a decade that began with the dot-com crash, and ended in recession.

Master of complexity

Sohaib Abassi is CEO of the largest independent data integration firm on the planet: Informatica. The firm has just acquired its way into the Complex Event Processing space, and launched a cloud integration platform to boot. Jason Stamper reports.

Climbing the social network ladder

As social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook explode in popularity with consumers, enterprises are rushing to join the fun. But what can businesses get out of them and what are the potential dangers? Steve Evans reports.

Still haven’t found what you’re looking for?

In the wake of developments in the consumer search space – the launch of Microsoft Bing and Wolfram|Alpha – CBR takes a look at the enterprise search market. Steve Evans reports.

Salesforce.com announces Twitter integration for its Service Cloud

Salesforce.com has announced that Twitter will be added to its Service Cloud solution, and will offer integration with customer data to subscribers from the summer. Salesforce.com is the first to offer integration with social networking websites, but other CRM vendors are likely to closely follow the company and begin addressing demands for social networking in the near future.

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