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SugarCRM Launches Guerrilla Marketing Campaign Against Salesforce.com
Marc Benioff is the founder and CEO of Salesforce.com, a $1 billion (revenues) software company that sells software that helps salespeople manage their accounts. He's also an incredible egomaniac and self-promoter, perhaps the most outrageous one in all of Silicon Valley—and that's saying
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Is America Losing Its Mojo?
Innovation is as American as baseball and apple pie. But some traditions can't be trademarked.
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Is Facebook a Paradise for Scammers?
Every day tens of millions of people log on to Facebook , the popular social-network site, and spend time playing goofy online games. But watch out. Some people playing these games are getting fleeced by scammers, tricked into signing up for products and services they didn’t want.
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10/17/2009Tech and BusinessEverything You Know About China Is Wrong
…creating startup companies can't compete with the sort of spontaneous germination of ideas that happens in places like Silicon Valley or Cambridge. Meanwhile, China's Wild West atmosphere doesn't encourage the long-term thinking necessary for …
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10/14/2009Daniel LyonsThe Hype Is Right
…too. For people like me, who produce content, this change is both great and scary. Great because the techies in Silicon Valley are giving us powerful new tools for telling stories. Scary because the old ways of telling stories are about to …
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10/06/2009BlogsAt Chamber of Commerce, Member Exodus on Climate Issue a Big PR Problem
and Exelon, followed suit, along with Nike, which resigned its spot on the chamber’s board. Then, just as Silicon Valley was buzzing about which tech company would be the first to break ranks on the issue of climate, Apple announced early
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09/28/2009BlogsI Switched From Firefox to Internet Explorer--and Lived to Tell!
customization. It’s fast and free and, because it’s an open-source project organized by a non-profit in Silicon Valley , it gives me a warm, fuzzy, volunteering-at-the-soup-kitchen kind of feeling. I love watching its market
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09/25/2009CultureBordeaux vs. Bali: The Wine Wars
…a taste for wine during his years in California, first as a Stanford student and then as an engineer at Oracle in Silicon Valley . So when he returned to his family's picturesque farm northeast of Mumbai, he decided to try growing table grapes …
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