SAP aims to dispel its old school image
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 2.00am
If the new bosses of SAP are to put Europe's biggest software company back on track, they will need to pull off nothing less than a cultural revolution. Reeling from a... (more)

Facebook becomes a bigger hit than Google as sociability clicks with US web users
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 2.00am
Social networking website Facebook has capped a year of phenomenal growth by overtaking Google's popularity among US internet users, with industry data showing it has... (more)

Woods' return to golf heralds bonanza for television
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 2.00am
Tiger Woods, the world's top golfer, will emerge next month from his selfimposed exile to play the Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia. His return to the... (more)

On-air rant sparks legal threat against India's CNBC by Bloomberg UTV
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 2.00am
The Indian affiliate of Bloomberg Television is threatening to sue an anchorman at CNBC's local partner for Rs5bn ($110m) for defamation in a row showing the... (more)

Blockbuster's survival threatened by Hollywood DVD supply drama
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 2.00am
Blockbuster, the troubled US video rental chain, is facing growing challenges in securing a continued supply of DVD releases from Hollywood studios, underlining... (more)

Sony eases Jackson estate's debt woes
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 2.00am
A record-breaking deal worth more than $200m between Sony and the estate of Michael Jackson has transformed the late singer's finances, paving the way for a slew of... (more)

Recovery demands a clear-out of old guard
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 2.00am
Ithink the most important word this decade will be reinvention. Be it companies, careers, institutions, public services - you name it, wholesale renewal is required... (more)

Facebook becomes bigger hit than Google
From Financial Times. Posted March 17 2010, 12.10am
Social networking website Facebook has capped a year of phenomenal growth by overtaking Google's popularity among US internet users, with industry data showing it has scored more hits than the search engine... (more)

Blockbuster threatened by DVD supply drama
From Financial Times. Posted March 16 2010, 11.49pm
Blockbuster, the troubled US video rental chain, is facing growing challenges in securing a continued supply of DVD releases from Hollywood studios, underlining questions about its ability to continue as a going concern... (more)

Publicis management board waives bonuses
From Financial Times. Posted March 16 2010, 11.29pm
Members of the management board of Publicis Groupe have agreed to waive their bonuses for last year... (more)

Times Online Blocks Media Monitor Meltwalter
From paidContent:UK. Posted March 16 2010, 10.51pm
Public relations news monitor Meltwater, which is still refusing to pay UK newspapers for crawling their websites, has now been blocked from indexing Times Online, the most serious of Rupert Murdoch’s UK newspapers. (more)

Rant sparks legal threat against India's CNBC
From Financial Times. Posted March 16 2010, 10.47pm
Bloomberg UTV threatens to sue an anchorman at CNBC's local partner for Rs5bn for defamation in a row showing the cut-throat nature of the world's second-largest cable TV market... (more)

Sony eases Jackson estate's debt woes
From Financial Times. Posted March 16 2010, 6.51pm
A record-breaking deal worth more than $200m between Sony and the estate of Michael Jackson has transformed the late singer's finances, paving the way for a slew of new commercial ventures and a refinancing of the debts that were hanging over him whe... (more)

Woods' return to golf heralds TV bonanza
From Financial Times. Posted March 16 2010, 6.13pm
Tiger Woods' return to professional golf, after reports of marital infidelity put his career on pause, looks likely to send television viewer numbers for CBS to new highs... (more)

E&P: Ban on airport newspaper racks violates First Amendment
From Journalism.co.uk. Posted March 16 2010, 5.12pm
The U.S. Appeals Court has ruled that a ban on newspaper racks in Raleigh Durham International Airport, North Carolina violates the first amendment, following a challenge from a group of US newspapers including the Raleigh News & Observer, Durham Herald-Sun, New York Times, and USA today. (more)