337 news & feature articles results for "idg world expo san francisco"

VA Software plans to take a step toward the proprietary world by moving its SourceForge repository of open-source projects to a foundation of IBM software.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Earnings are healthy, and new digital-ad networks are debuting seemingly by the day, but no one can deny that these economic times demand caution.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Steve Jobs will deliver his annual State of the Mac address at San Francisco's Moscone Center at 9 a.m.--and we'll be there to bring you the news.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Apple devotees descended on San Francisco for latest crop at Macworld Expo, but one thing was missing: the surprise.
Photos: Mac Mini
Photos: iPod Shuffle

Posted by Steven Musil

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is scheduled to be a panelist at Macworld Expo, his first appearance there in six years.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco is an annual gathering of digital thinkers and futurists. But when does talk of changing the world turn into impractical escapism?

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Watch this space for live updates from Apple's keynote presentation Tuesday inside San Francisco's Moscone Center, starring Phil Schiller.

Posted by Tom Krazit

Standard Media International has said that former CNET Networks executive Richard J. Marino will take over as the San Francisco-based company's chief executive. Founding CEO John Battelle will relinquish that title but remain chairman of the board for the 4-year-old company, which publishes 10 international editions of its flagship weekly magazine, a Web site, daily and weekly newsletters, and online reports.

In almost two years at San Francisco-based CNET, publisher of News.com, Marino held positions of president and chief operating officer. He was a key player in last year's acquisition and assimilation of ZDNet. Before CNET, Marino spent nine years at IDG's PC World, ascending to president and CEO.

Posted by Rachel Konrad

O'Reilly kicks off keynotes by saying that harvesting collective intelligence is core to Web 2.0 and a great way to make money, but bigger goals are needed.

Posted by Dan Farber

The photo-sharing service's director of product management talks about the many ways tagging adds context to the understanding of what users are doing and seeing.

Posted by Daniel Terdiman