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Software flushes out the Eureka! moments

The Boston software company Invention Machine will have you believe their product can make the traditional "Eureka!" moment obsolete.
Top US newspaper Web sites grow their traffic

U.S. newspapers, which have struggled mightily for years to adapt to the Web, seem to be doing a better job of growing their online readership.
Google's inauguration searches show a changing Internet

People weren't just sitting back and watching President Barack Obama's inauguration last week.
Google called off Yahoo deal as DOJ closed in

Google called off its proposed search advertising deal with Yahoo just three hours before the US Department of Justice was to file an antitrust complaint on November 5 aimed at blocking it, according to the lawyer that the government hired to pursue the case.
CBS website bitten by iFrame hack

TV network CBS has become the latest big name to have it website used to host malware, a security company has reported.
SAP tweaks support offerings

SAP will extend maintenance for its ERP 6.0 platform and other products until 2017, and in a partial olive branch to angry customers, has sweetened the feature set of its Enterprise Support service, the company said Thursday.
In Google book settlement, business trumps ideals

By settling a lawsuit with book authors and publishers this week, Google is looking out for itself and has avoided fighting for and possibly establishing a positive legal precedent for copyright fair use on the Internet.
McCain delay sparks Twitter fray

Users of the micro-blogging site mock the presidential candidate’s decision to “suspend” campaign to deal with the US economic crisis.
Google may let users comment on, rearrange search results

Google is considering allowing users of its search engine to tinker with query results by re-ranking them and commenting on them.
Microsoft launches mobile display ads

Microsoft on Tuesday began letting advertisers display banner ads to mobile users of Windows Live Messenger and Windows Live Hotmail, following other companies already supporting mobile banner ads.

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