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whitepaper Long a cornerstone of the Web's highest volume sites (including Amazon, Friendster, Google and Yahoo), LAMP has more recently been used to create major online transactional systems for Boeing, Disney, Lufthansa and Sabre, to name only a few...
[28 Mar 2008]
Comment As I trudged from one workshop to another through the vast Disney resort I reflected on how Lotus seems to be changing. This year's event took place at Disney World in Florida. This week's Lotusphere marks a big shift for IBM's Lotus collaboration...
[24 Jan 2008]
News Scott comes to Microsoft from Walt Disney, where he led a major IT infrastructure upgrade. Microsoft has said it has hired Tony Scott as CIO to head management of its internal IT systems. Scott fills a position that has been open since November...
[18 Jan 2008]
Comment Krikorian: I believe Disney is using Slingboxes in post-production. The power of broadcasters to dictate what you watch and when is waning. Silicon Valley-based Howard Greenfield looks at what's accelerating that trend and giving businesses easy...
[24 Oct 2007]
AS Profile He's also on the board of Disney, since it acquired Pixar last year. Apple's long-awaited mobile phone is the main reason its CEO Steve Jobs has leapt back up the Agenda Setters rankings. Apple launched the iPhone at the end of June in the US, and...
[12 Oct 2007]
Comment That next phase includes a newly created IT strategy board chaired by PY Gerbeau - of Euro Disney and Millennium Dome fame who is now head of the Xscape leisure business - which includes both IT and business executives.
[09 Jul 2007]
whitepaper Eisner, former chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company In 2006, SAP will be coming to a location near you to provide a full day of real-world insights, powerful keynote addresses, and customer roundtable discussions at SAP Business Forum '06, a...
[11 May 2007]
News This follows similar agreements with Warner Music Group and Sony BMG, while other entertainment groups such as Channel 4, Disney and Dreamworks have also been signed up. BT has struck a deal with Universal Music Group for music videos to be made...
[15 Feb 2007]
News EasyMobile, Stelios' no-frills MVNO, shut up shop last year and Disney ditched plans to launch an MVNO in the UK. Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) and incumbent operators need to work together to beef up their mobile entertainment offerings...
[09 Feb 2007]
News The biggest and best known, Virgin Mobile, was bought by NTL:Telewest for £962m last year; Stelios' no-frills MVNO easyMobile shut up shop in November; and Disney shelved its plans for a kid-targeting operator.
[17 Jan 2007]
News For a while, TVU Networks was offering CNN, the Disney Channel, HBO and NBAtv before many of the companies forced it to pull their shows down. Janus Friis and Niklas Zennström, the duo that brought the world Kazaa and Skype, have chosen a name for...
[16 Jan 2007]
News But instead of Sony and Disney, back then it was IBM and Hewlett-Packard. Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers is to deliver a keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas today - signalling a push into unfamiliar terrain for the...
[09 Jan 2007]
News Content providers signed up to BT Vision include the BBC, Disney, DreamWorks, National Geographic, SonyBMG, Universal and Viacom. BT has today pushed play on its long-touted IPTV offering, BT Vision, moving the telco into the quad-play era proper.
[04 Dec 2006]
whitepaper Lufthansa, and Disney Online. The open-source language PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) powers some of the most popular Web sites in the world, such as Yahoo! This fact is even more remarkable when a person considers that PHP does so much with so...
[17 Oct 2006]
whitepaper Somix Technologies is a Network Management company that provides products and services to some of the world's leading companies such as Disney Stores, Fannie Mae and AutoZone. Somix found that existing Network Management products were expensive...
[11 Oct 2006]
Comment Apple plans to sell it in the US for $299.iTV may also allow you to download content directly - Disney's Iger hinted as much during a Goldman Sachs conference shortly after the iTV pre-announcement, when he let slip that the device has a hard...
[09 Oct 2006]
News It only takes one unhappy media company - Disney, Sony, CBS or News Corp for example - to force the company's hand. Another internet research company has predicted doom for YouTube's business model. Copyright issues that have plagued video-sharing...
[03 Oct 2006]
News Films from four studios owned by Walt Disney will be available on iTunes 7, the new version of the download software, the same day they are released to DVD. The device, which the company anticipates will be ready in time for the holidays, will come...
[15 Sep 2006]
News The studios are Miramax, Pixar Animation Studios, Touchstone Pictures and Walt Disney Pictures. Movies from four studios owned by The Walt Disney Company will be available on iTunes 7, the new version of the download software, the same day they are...
[13 Sep 2006]
News Also, BusinessWeek reported in August that Lions Gate and Walt Disney - where Apple CEO Steve Jobs now occupies a spot on the board of directors - are first in line to sell movies on iTunes for $9.99 to $14.99.
[12 Sep 2006]
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