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iWeb Tech News Highlights, Jan 15th

Published on January 15, 2009 at 8:00 am by heri in: iWeb Tech News Highlights

Before reading, Please Take our iWeb January Survey. Thanks!. And now, here is the iWeb Tech News Highlights for today Jan 15th:

Nortel has filed for bankrupcy yesterday. The telecom company which was hailed once as the most valuable technology company in the world cannot pay for its debt interests, with $107m interest payement due for today.
Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple, has announced to its employees that he’s on medical leave, until June this year, with “health-related issues more complex than he thought”.
Google announced that the Jaiku codebase has been re-engineered, and will be be open-sourced soon. The new version will be OAuth-compatible, making it a strong competitor to Laconi.ca, the pioneer on distributed, federaded open-source microblogging. Alongside with Jaiku, 5 other Google products were slashed, with complete details on VentureBeat, and new announced job cuts at the web giant
For web designers looking for inspiration, Smashing Magazine has published Web Design Trends for 2009
New in-session phishing attack could fool experienced users

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Jean-Luc
January 15th, 2009 10:13 am

SELL, SELL, SELL! (Apple shares owner)
iWeb-Heri
January 15th, 2009 11:23 am

apparently everyone did the same. APPL stock trading was halted yesterday
iWeb-Op
January 15th, 2009 12:38 pm

I think the company has a future without Jobs, it’s on the right track now. But I also think Jobs will be back, he’ll be fine.
farzad
January 15th, 2009 3:37 pm

i think it’s better to solve my issue other wise post a new blog news every day , in work order ticket your support staff down my plesk and when i open new ticket you close my tickets without answer . i’m 63318 . just help me at this time
iWeb-Heri
January 15th, 2009 9:43 pm

farzad, i forwarded your request.

for the news, my opinion is that they are very helpful to webmasters, sys-admins, web developers who read this blog. I post for instance about vulnerabilities, new web browsers, news about Google, which every webmaster should be aware about.

there are also guides and tutorials about how to use your servers, and there will be an article about Plesk one day.

i wish your problems will be solved quickly and we will see you soon back on the iweb blog with the fixed problem.

regards,
iWeb-David
January 16th, 2009 8:27 am

Hi Farzad, please know that the staff working on the blog is in no way related to the support team. Therefore, publishing posts on the blog has no impact on your support requests.

We will look into your support request as soon as possible.