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LJ Media launch aims to promote selected LiveJournal communities with a mix of technical and marketing support.

Tech Drive-in: "Canonical is slowly stepping up its marketing pitch."

Last month it became apparent that not all VPN providers live up to their marketing after an alleged member of Lulzsec was tracked down after using a supposedly anonymous service from HideMyAss.

We wanted to know which VPN providers take privacy extremely seriously so we asked many of the leading providers two very straightforward questions.

Their responses will be of interest to anyone concerned with anonymity issues.

Ubuntu takes a lot of punches from time to time fo

Google Goggles so that people could more easily explore the world around them with a mobile device. In this experiment, we’re applying the same principles, and the same technology, by “Goggles-enabling” advertisements and other media, and offering to link people to the mobile sites from these brands.

InfoWorld: "A shift from marketing lowest cost to highest value is a welcome change that could also affect how IT selects open source"

Free Software Magazine: "I don't know how many times I've run into this particular mistake, but free software developers keep making it, so I think it's worth a brief post"

Let’s get this out of the way right now: 4G, as the word is currently being used, is nothing but a marketing term.

A marketing report released this week profiled two important Microsoft products, with mixed results.

The Open Road: "Most businesses would die without centralized marketing and operations. The Linux kernel, however, thrives under this model."