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• Meet the Millionaire CIOs CIOs rank among top paid execs at 47 Fortune 1000 companies.
• Microsoft's Cloud Forms Exchange, SharePoint, Office Communications, and other applications will run in Microsoft's datacenters and be sold by the seat this fall.
• You Can, But Should You Purge Everything? There are advantages and disadvantages of purging messaging content or saving it.
• Need a Web Hosting Provider? Try the 3 a.m. Test Tips on critical criteria to consider when selecting a new Web hosting provider, include availability of tech support, bandwidth and scalable hosting solutions.
• DreamWorks Teams with Intel to Go 3D The movie studio will switch from its AMD-powered workstations to develop next-gen 3D films.
• The Six Commandments of Social Networking at Work Businesses ignore the technology at their peril. Naïve use is just as risky. Get savvy with this guide to professional social tech use.
• All Hail the IBM Mainframe: PSI Genuflects, for a Price IBM said today it will buy the company-most-like-a-thorn-in-its-side, Platform Solutions, Inc. (PSI).
• 802.11n Blue Ribbon Winners Ranking Wi-Fi vendors and their offerings.
• When Networks Fail, Hams to the Rescue
• Supporters Use Obama's Social Network Against Him Group opposes candidate's support of FISA bill.
• Why Google Has Lost Its Mojo Google has become just another fat, happy, and even arrogant company.
• Google Is Doing What? Its motto is 'Don't do evil' -- but it looks like anything and everything else imaginable is pretty much fair game.
• Microsoft Says It Would Deal With New Yahoo Board Microsoft says it would deal with a new Yahoo board in its ongoing effort to acquire part or all of the company.
• Firefox 3 Boosts Market Share to New High Firefox grabbed 19% of the browser market, stealing mostly from IE, surveys report.
• Business is Brisk for Both AMD and Intel As the chip price wars cool, both of the major CPU makers gathered steam.
• News Coverage in Crisis on the Net Analysis: The line between "church and state" slides down a slippery slope.
• Can Google Apps Move up Market? Despite its enterprise forays, Google will be hard-pressed to dislodge Microsoft Office.
• New Survey: Vista Cleans Mac OSX's Clock In absolute numbers, figures from Net Applications are not particularly impressive.
• Sun Sheds Light on Telework Savings New study quantifies the energy savings associated with teleworkers.
• Are B-Schools Teaching All the Cs? Please tell me this college business professor is an exception.
• Budget Blowback: Virtualization Isn't Easy In human relations, as in nature, any action has an equal and opposite reaction, but not in a form you'd always like.
• Why Application Developers Think CIOs Are Clueless From being a control freak to being a vendor puppet, here are nine behaviors management needs to steer clear of or risk being labeled "clueless."
• Did Bill Really Design the IBM PC? Some argue that the honor truly belongs to the late Don Estridge of IBM.
• Making Desktop Linux Work for Business When it comes to making the break from Windows, Linux is ready when you are.
• IBM Mainframe Acquisition Raises Antitrust Concerns A trade group raises concerns about IBM's acquisition of a competing mainframe vendor.