What IT means to me: ‘Never start IT initiatives for the sake of IT’
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This blog is the Korea MBA MIS class student blog at Korea University Business School (KUBS) for the Spring semester of 2008.
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- Airline tests in-flight Web access
- I hope I hide into deep mountains with these games...
- Greenpeace says e-waste from US stopped in Hong Kong
- Dell adds storage, disaster management services to...
- Virgin Mobile USA to buy SK Telecom's U.S. unit
- NYSE sells real-time data to Google & CNBC
- Facebook heads MySpace in unique visitors
- Google's Mobile-Handset Plans Are Slowed
- The producer's view: Firefox 3
- LinkedIn networking site joins $1bn club
- Web 2.0 Meets Emergency Needs
- Hyundai Debuts 3-D TV in Japan
- Chinese bank backs mobile operator in Poland
- Targeted Ads Designed for You
- PlayStation 3 Debuts in Korea
- RFID: New Method to Track From Cattle, Oil Shipmen...
- Touch-Sensitive Cell Phones Riding High
- Korean IT Giants Facing `Survival Game'
- Mp3 Players Turn 10 Years Old
- High Speed Internet Users Top 15 Million
- Windows for GPS
- Business continuity: It’s impossible to guard agai...
- Microsoft Unveils First OS for Portable Navigation...
- When kids should get a cellphone
- SOA deployments on rise
- 'Critical' Linux kernel bugs discovered
- United to offer iPod and iPhone hookups on some fl...
- Why should it be any different on the Internet?
- City sneezes at WiFi allergy claims, goes ahead wi...
- Woman Pleads Not Guilty in Internet Suicide
- What's still missing from the iPhone
- Adobe profit up 41%
- Identity 2.0
- 50 Best Websites 2008
- Woman pleads not guilty in MySpace suicide case
- MySpace Might Have Friends, but It Wants Ad Money
- Breaking Phone-Call Encryption
- Laptop works better for movies than games
- Microsoft now sponsor of Open Source Census
- Former 'spam King' Must Pay MySpace $6 Million
- Nokia launches new phones, vows to stay number one
- Cheap PC gadget for Internet calls selling well
- Apple and Intel: Best buddies
- New iPhone not perfect, but there's a lot to like
- When Google met Yahoo! - the deal explained
- Walled Gardens of Web
- Network Neutrality: No Matchmaking
- [OECDIT] B2B Deals Dominate E-Commerce
- Copyright or Copyleft ?
- Mobile Convergence: Transformer of Life and Industry
- Future Economy Now
- Skype Alerts Local Mobile Carriers
- My Second Life Experience_part4
- Samsung Introduces Touch-Screen 'Omnia' Smart Phone
- Palm tries for a smartphone rebound with Centro
- Global Single instance of ERP.
- Google search coming to Sony's PSP
- Future virtual reality
- Google CEO: Newspapers need help
- Apple and Intel: Best buddies
- My Second Life Experience_part3
- Michael Dell
- Myspace
- Nokia Fosters 'Instability'
- A Self-Writing To-Do List
- Web 2.0 Changing Banking Habits
- WIKIPEDIA vs. Britannica
- Security remains the top IT issue
- the inventer of USB
- Casino debuts $10,000 touch-screen table
- In Design, Being User-Friendly Counts Most
- Science briefing: Simple cells for early life
- How IT can deliver success in a downturn
- Are Hosted Services the Right Business Decision fo...
- Mobile advertising: Big promises on small screens
- Why can employees not sell their iPhones?
- ‘Lifestreaming’ challenges social network hierachy
- Verizon to sell Palm handsets
- Former 'spam king' to pay MySpace $6 million
- SAP finds a defender of discipline
- RFID: New Method to Track From Cattle, Oil Shipmen...
- Bertelsmann aims to keep some Sony-BMG assets
- New Nokia phones targeted at enterprises
- Activists and mergers
- War of words escalates over Yahoo’s future
- Bernanke: Rising Health Costs a Strain
- HP, Acer resolve all patent disputes
- Apple set to slash iPhone prices to lift sales
- UK games sector urges state support
- UK games sector urges state support
- Google-Yahoo ad deal faces intense scrutiny
- From local news to hyperlocal anarchy
- SAP finds a defender of discipline
- Google: a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
- A real Yagoohoogle
- EBay to Open up Merchant Tool to Developers
- Intel enter solar panel market
- WWDC 2008 Keynote
- Can IT service be export model like construction...
- China Accused of Hacking Computers on Capitol Hill
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- http://money.cnn.com/2008/03/14/news/companies/msft_yahoo.ap/index.htm?postversion=2008031417
- http://money.cnn.com/2008/03/25/technology/google_compensation.ap/index.htm?postversion=2008032520
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- http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/tech/2008/05/133_24597.html
- http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/tech/2008/06/129_25562.html
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