142 news & feature articles results for "election observer"

In taking down the incumbent senator, Ned Lamont relied heavily on Net. A sign of campaigns to come?

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Company needs to get financials in order if it hopes to keep its biggest shareholder from taking control of a possible buyout, legal experts say.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

Technology bloggers livid, incredulous, disdainful. Oh wait, that's not news.

Posted by Emily Shurr

Redmond threatened to pay less, but the Internet giant says it's worth more. What do independent voices say?

Posted by Stephen Shankland

The body managing the Internet's vital naming system is engaged in the grueling process of opening up its powerful circle to the broader Net community.

Posted by Courtney Macavinta

Open source has not yet caught up with proprietary companies like Google and Microsoft in terms of ease of use. We've got a long way to go....

Posted by Matt Asay

Policy analyst Randolph May says the time is ripe to move the FCC to the executive branch, where there will be more political accountability for its actions.

Posted by Randolph J. May

Which candidate won the first, and arguably the most important, presidential debate? That depends on where you ask.

Posted by Patricia Jacobus

Search marketing may present many opportunities for businesses to maximize their marketing efforts by reaching consumers closer to the point of purchase.

Posted by Brian R. Brown

With so many forces mounting opposition to Oracle's hostile bid to buy PeopleSoft, cooler heads might suggest it's time to call it quits. But Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has never been one to follow conventional wisdom.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert and Dawn Kawamoto