Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Monday, October 13, 2008
ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs
Business Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Monday, October 13, 2008 ePaper | Mobile/PDA Version | Audio | Blogs |
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EWORLD TELECOMMUNICATIONS: Make music free — almost! Recent initiatives may radically change the way popular music is financed and distributed. Anand Parthasarathy was in London to size up the latest in digital song downloads.. DRM is almost dead — Digital Rights Management, that is — ... M-COMMERCE: Mobile ad: As you like it It is not only pizzas that you can ask for to be delivered at your doorstep but also advertisements as per your choice. And hey presto! There they would be in your mobile phones, giving you all the latest information ... INTERVIEW: ‘India was the obvious choice’ Emdeon on what it was looking for from its outsourcing vendor.. Why does a client outsource functions to India? What does he want from an Indian service provider? Quality? Inexpensive labour? How does he know the vendor qualifies? Do client ... COMPUTER USAGE: Block annoying Ads While browsing, don’t you wish you could simply block out all those annoying advertisements and ... CYBER QUEST: Quiz V.V. Ramanan. 1. In which five languages is Google Indic Transliteration ... INTERVIEW: ‘Slowdown will last at least 3-4 quarters more’ BPO player Adventity is, however, unfazed and says it is on target to expand to 8,000 people.. Despite the hit that it has taken in the mortgage space (with contribution from mortgage business coming down from 20 per cent to 12 per cent), the ... BOOKS: Search engines as publishers This role throws up some ticklish legal questions too.. The conflict between making something ‘freely available’ and doing so in a way that makes it ‘free of cost’ to the user remains an issue, observes Richard Balkwill ... INTERNET: Too big to understand Still not get able to get a hold on the scale of the turmoil in the financial markets worldwide? Here’s a round-up of some visual and interactive representations of the crisis from around the Web. First up, here’s a late-2007 ... SOFTWARE: ‘A move that is paying off’ Sasta roe barambar (The one who goes in for cheap services will repent umpteen times)This could very well have been in the back of Subrata Dey’s mind when he decided to rope in IBM as the partner for implementing SAP’s ... Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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