‘60 Minutes’: Inside the Collider
Monday, September 29th, 2008Correspondent Steve Kroft offers an up-close look at the Large Hadron Collider, a massive scientific endeavor investigating how the universe began.
Correspondent Steve Kroft offers an up-close look at the Large Hadron Collider, a massive scientific endeavor investigating how the universe began.
Cowen and Co. argues that Google Maps surpasses rivals in features and will help give the company dominant mobile search share.
The company’s shares experience a sharp dropoff in early morning trading, after Morgan Stanley and RBC Capital Markets downgrade the stock.
Google has already launched a fusillade of blog posts and other commentary to defend its search-ad deal with Yahoo. Now Yahoo is following suit.
CEO Steve Ballmer has fighting words for Apple, but he keeps forgetting the party line, probably because it keeps changing.
Ted Ullyot has worked for the White House, a billion-dollar hedge fund, and AOL. Like just about everyone else at Facebook, he went to Harvard, too.
Privately developed rocket has been launched into space and has begun orbiting Earth, a success that comes after three previous failures.
Oracle didn’t have much to say at its annual OpenWorld conference, and that may be the point.
Taking the name of a dial-up-era AOL brand, the new blog aims for “a local slant, but global appeal.” Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work, at least not yet.
The next Microsoft developer tool suite is set to offer a TiVo-like feature for testers, giving programmers video reproductions of their software bugs.