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• The dawn of the video resume (View Comments)
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• Photos from TEDxHonolulu 2009 (View Comments)
• Father Damien De Veuster sainthood items on display in downtown Honolulu (View Comments)
• Vicrypt malware holds hard drives for ransom (View Comments)
• LinkExtend for Firefox (View Comments)
• billso.com now accepts Twitter logins (View Comments)
• Your moment of zen (View Comments)
• Upgrading to Snow Leopard (View Comments)
• Bloglines is on life support – are Friendfeed and Twitter next? (View Comments)
• Twittering the Academy of Management meeting (View Comments)
• Ethics in Social Media panel – the MP3s (View Comments)
• Ethics in social media panel on July 10, 2009 (View Comments)
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• APA style (View Comments)
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• Tips for untangling your work and personal personalities when using social media (View Comments)
• 12 seconds of St. Patrick’s Day (View Comments)
• A bit of disaster recovery (View Comments)
• How one slash stopped Google search (View Comments)
• Hawaii’s move to digital TV surprises some residents (View Comments)
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• Networking your blog (View Comments)
• My Twitter poll on favorites (View Comments)
• How Twitter got hacked (View Comments)
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• Phishers hit Twitter (View Comments)
• The Aloha09 Project and hashtags (View Comments)
• Viacom vs Time Warner Cable – the power struggle continues (View Comments)
• Is writing a book a good way to establish authority? (View Comments)
• Iolani Palace sunset (View Comments)
• The great 2008 Oahu blackout (View Comments)
• My (miniature) major award! (View Comments)
• Merry Christmas 2008! (View Comments)
• Information Overload 2008: The Video (View Comments)
• All day digital TV test in Hawaii (View Comments)
• Can the Honolulu Marathon solve their timing problems? (View Comments)
• Hawaiian Telcom files for Chapter 11 (View Comments)
• Gmail and Google video chat (View Comments)
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• Gmail adds themes (View Comments)
• Whose LOLcats are those anyway? (View Comments)
• New textbooks for Technology Strategy in Spring 2009 (View Comments)
• A few new features (View Comments)
• WordCamp Hawaii: How to blog your career without breaking your budgets (View Comments)
• OpenID, ID Selector and WordPress (View Comments)
• I’ve been juggling (View Comments)
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• Apple finally fixes its DNS hole (View Comments)
• Happy Talk Like a Pirate Day (View Comments)
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• Carl Icahn may start a proxy fight for Yahoo (View Comments)
• Hotel deals in Honolulu and Hawaii (View Comments)
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• Why use OpenID? (View Comments)
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• Spygate, the NFL and regulation (View Comments)
• Grading my final exams (View Comments)
• Google bets big on Sprint and Clearwire’s WiMAX joint venture (View Comments)
• IDG shifts from print to digital (View Comments)
• Microsoft unleashes Service Pack 3 for Windows XP (View Comments)
• T-Mobile’s parent may buy Sprint (View Comments)
• Microsoft gives up on Yahoo – for now (View Comments)
• Data recovery is easier than you think (View Comments)
• Water, water everywhere (View Comments)
• Aloha air cargo is flying again (View Comments)
• Never check your computer on a plane (View Comments)
• It’s Lei Day (View Comments)
• Viewfinder lets users add photos to online maps (View Comments)
• Updating WP-OpenID to support ID Selector (View Comments)
• Will Aloha Airlines’ contract services unit shut down? (View Comments)
• Microsoft-Yahoo deal possible in the next few days (View Comments)
• New iPhone will be subsidized, faster and thinner (View Comments)
• Aloha Airlines shuts down its air cargo unit (View Comments)
• Netflix to deliver movies with set-top boxes (View Comments)
• Should Apple sell hardware on two-year contracts? (View Comments)
• IS 7010 Spring 2008 final exam (View Comments)
• Australia regulates laser pointers (View Comments)
• Heavy vog on Oahu (View Comments)
• Honolulu LOLcats founder Kari Unebasami reveals herself (View Comments)
• Flipping the camcorder market (View Comments)
• Google eats no evil (View Comments)
• Change that password into a passphrase (View Comments)
• Amazon’s Kindle hasn’t caught fire yet (View Comments)
• Android vs iPhone (View Comments)
• It’s 2008 and email is still broken (View Comments)
• The rules of business blogging (View Comments)
• Honolulu newspapers to City Council: Enough already! (View Comments)
• Kapolei’s aluminum can manufacturing plant helps local economy and environment (View Comments)
• Mobile phones – the cure for global poverty? (View Comments)
• Salesforce for Google Apps (View Comments)
• Indiana TV station broadcasts early morning earthquake (View Comments)
• Antitrust regulators would fight a Yahoo-Google combination (View Comments)
• Back on track (View Comments)
• Virtual keyboards and monitoring software foil keystroke loggers (View Comments)
• New reader can track several RFID tags at once (View Comments)
• City council members discuss mass transit research (View Comments)
• Can Apple stop the Open Computer? (View Comments)
• Virgin Media CEO claims net neutrality is “bollocks” (View Comments)
• Marine accused of stealing deployed soldiers’ identities (View Comments)
• Delta, Northwest Airlines may merge this week (View Comments)
• MySpace keeps trying to sell music downloads (View Comments)
• Finding business contacts and passwords on the Internet (View Comments)
• Cellular base station uses wind and solar power (View Comments)
• Media giants want to end US fair use doctrine (View Comments)
• C-SPAN and Google team up for election video channel (View Comments)
• The all-seeing advertising cookie (View Comments)
• Aloha cargo flights disrupted – is Hawaii’s economy next? (View Comments)
• Blogging and teaching (View Comments)
• PowerPoint isn’t pretty (View Comments)
• Everything must go! (View Comments)
• Auwe! (View Comments)
• Blogging can kill you (View Comments)
• Microsoft’s offer for Yahoo may disappear (View Comments)
• billso.com on the iPhone and iPod Touch (View Comments)
• Scheduled maintenance on billso.com (View Comments)
• Get LinkedIn with billso.com (View Comments)
• This blog has more history (View Comments)
• ATA Airlines shuts down (View Comments)
• Protesters and text messages (View Comments)
• Aloha cargo sale and neighbor island mail service in jeopardy (View Comments)
• Still on track? (View Comments)
• British Airways bungles Heathrow Terminal 5 (View Comments)
• Dell plans $3 billion in cuts (View Comments)
• April Fool! (View Comments)
• TechHui – a social network for Hawaii’s technical professionals (View Comments)
• Aloha Airlines shuts down (View Comments)
• Trust is not transitive (View Comments)
• Taliban members want mobile phone service restored (View Comments)
• Borders is burning (View Comments)
• Blogging as a business model (View Comments)
• New GPS satellite launched (View Comments)
• Digital TV is coming (View Comments)
• The used electronic textbook (View Comments)
• Intel’s 80-core processor (View Comments)
• The professors strike back (View Comments)
• The ATM lottery (View Comments)
• Like a fifth wheel (View Comments)
• It’s endgame time (View Comments)
• Running around (View Comments)
• Hacking without a computer (View Comments)
• The 700 mHz auction is over (View Comments)
• Should Wikipedia include trivia? (View Comments)
• Who will host USAF’s Cyber Command? (View Comments)
• Fasten your seatbelts (View Comments)
• Da Freakshow hits YouTube (View Comments)
• 10 years of MP3 players (View Comments)
• Social media in action (View Comments)
• Avoiding the splogs (View Comments)
• billso.com RSS feeds have changed (View Comments)
• Nailing Spitzer with information systems (View Comments)
• The electronic menu (View Comments)
• Using Facebook as a lost-and-found department (View Comments)
• Widgets won’t work without a plan (View Comments)
• PicLens and the next big thing (View Comments)
• Ask.com gives up the big fight, settles for a niche (View Comments)
• Magneto boy (View Comments)
• Honolulu Marathon limps to the finish line (View Comments)
• Solar-powered Bluetooth headset (View Comments)
• The late lamented floppy disk drive (View Comments)
• Control those cables and power adapters (View Comments)
• Today’s battle for tomorrow’s mobile phones (View Comments)
• Using waste heat to cool a computer (View Comments)
• Net neutrality (View Comments)
• Laptop hazards (View Comments)
• Building the perfect laptop (View Comments)
• Pacific LightNet sold (View Comments)
• Shooting satellites (View Comments)
• Coworking (View Comments)
• US universities forge global links with EMBA programs (View Comments)
• IS 6100 and IS 7010 in Fall 2008 (View Comments)
• The Google cable (View Comments)
• Starbucks, coffee and music (View Comments)
• The economy, as explained by stick figures (View Comments)
• iTunes is number two (View Comments)
• Smiling Bob is going to jail (View Comments)
• Social Media 101 (View Comments)
• Smuggling iPhones back into China (View Comments)
• Pakistan blocks YouTube, breaks trust (View Comments)
• IT team leaders to avoid (View Comments)
• Boost your IT career – join an organization (View Comments)
• 3Com buyout founders on national security concerns (View Comments)
• Hawaii business confidence is eroding (View Comments)
• Sprint and Boost vs Mobi PCS (View Comments)
• Customer lock-in (View Comments)
• Nokia brings back N-GAGE (View Comments)
• Copyright and fair use (View Comments)
• Researchers develop simple attack against disk encryption (View Comments)
• Delhi catches monorail fever – is Honolulu next? (View Comments)
• Mobile phone platform wars (View Comments)
• Facebook gets too sticky (View Comments)
• Who wants to buy Motorola’s mobile phone business? (View Comments)
• Shareholders may bring Microsoft and Yahoo together (View Comments)
• Blu-ray beats HD DVD (View Comments)
• Hackers hide their Web attacks (View Comments)
• Deliver a great presentation (View Comments)
• Happy Patch Tuesday (View Comments)
• Starbucks signs with AT&T (View Comments)
• The modular mobile phone (View Comments)
• AT&T announces business and enterprise iPhone plans (View Comments)
• Summer droughts could idle nuclear power plants (View Comments)
• Do US Customs agents confiscate computers and phones at airports? (View Comments)
• More cable cuts (View Comments)
• Microsoft’s rocket ship (View Comments)
• Hawaii has highest car ownership costs in the USA (View Comments)
• Cisco’s big switch (View Comments)
• HawTel replaces CEO with turnaround specialist (View Comments)
• The mobile web and billso.com (View Comments)
• Microsoft acquistion of Yahoo faces roadblocks (View Comments)
• Better than free (View Comments)
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• Space food sticks (View Comments)
• Microsoft makes offer for Yahoo (View Comments)
• eBay buyers get more bargains (View Comments)
• Starbucks dumps breakfast sandwiches, looks ahead (View Comments)
• Internet outage affects two continents (View Comments)
• Applications are coming for the iPhone (View Comments)
• Making LEGO (View Comments)
• The 700 mHz auction (View Comments)
• Google may expand into Malaysia (View Comments)
• billso.com scheduled maintenance (View Comments)
• Crazy money (View Comments)
• QTrax makes deal for legal music sharing (View Comments)
• Authority and convenience (View Comments)
• This blog has a history (View Comments)
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• Nokia claims 40 percent market share (View Comments)
• Oracle, BEA and middleware (View Comments)
• MySQL acquired by Sun (View Comments)
• eBay’s new CEO (View Comments)
• IS 7010 Spring 2008 Paper 1 (View Comments)
• The MacBook Air doesn’t impress me (View Comments)
• The risk of innovation (View Comments)
• Nokia, Sprint announce layoffs (View Comments)
• Missing the seasons (View Comments)
• Digital TV and business models (View Comments)
• IS 6100 Spring 2008 syllabus and schedule are available (View Comments)
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• Wikipedia is 7 years old today (View Comments)
• OpenDNS update (View Comments)
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• BlackBerry vs iPhone (View Comments)
• It’s an easy call to recycle your mobile phone (View Comments)
• Zotero and Firefox (View Comments)
• Bill Gates: the exit interview (View Comments)
• Power trip (View Comments)
• What are we learning? (View Comments)
• Dual-key cryptography explained! (View Comments)
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• Impression management and Facebook (View Comments)
• IS 7010 Term 2 syllabus and schedule (View Comments)
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• The mobile office in Honolulu (View Comments)
• Wikipedia co-founder recasts his advice to students, educators (View Comments)
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• Any Outlook 2007 RSS users out there? (View Comments)
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• File sharing vs campus security (View Comments)
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• IS 7010 reference list guide (View Comments)
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• My office telephone is out, but I’m still working (View Comments)
• Products that do too much (View Comments)
• Apple working with Salesforce.com on iPhone CRM integration (View Comments)
• Distance learning grows (View Comments)
• Google, MySQL ink code-sharing agreement (View Comments)
• Amazon’s one-click shopping patent stuck down by US (View Comments)
• Always test the new payroll system! (View Comments)
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• Skype loses its hype (View Comments)
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• Clearwire signs WiMax deal with DirecTV, EchoStar (View Comments)
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