A week after the U.S. government placed a $19B stimulus bounty on treating the ailing health IT sector, tech firm announces four hospital deals.
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The country that invented the computer, email, and the Internet is losing its competitive edge, according to a report.
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Kleiner Perkins' Doerr named to policy-shaping panel for economic recovery.
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Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger reaches out to President Obama to let California set its own limits on vehicle emissions.
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The president-elect is expected to name Julius Genachowski to lead the commission. He inherits a hornet’s nest of problems ranging from patent wars to idle spectrum.
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Sources in Washington, D.C., say that the stimulus bill could include nationwide mandates for generating a percentage of electricity from renewable sources; also planned is extension of tax credits.
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The President-elect renews his goal of getting more energy from renewable sources like wind, solar, and biomass.
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Search king calls a story suggesting it sought exclusive and preferential treatment for its Internet traffic “hyperbolic” and “confused.”
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Workers placed on leave while carrier investigates the privacy breach. CEO publicly apologizes to President-elect Obama.
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President-elect Barack Obama is preparing to select the next chief technology officer of the United States. Weigh in on his decision and see who people are picking on Red Herring's poll.
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Eric Schmidt will begin campaigning on a personal level not as CEO of Google. It's hardly a risky move, but Google is seeking leverage on Capitol Hill.
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The way to blunt Tina Fey’s YouTube hit impersonation is to join her on the show.
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VCs have a clear choice in the upcoming election, but the next administration must take a fresh look at the economics of innovation, a report says.
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Mission, Mohr Davidow back discussion site that covers everything from Jamie Lynn Spears to Hillary and Barack.
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4HomeMedia COO Brad Kayton would like to see Hillary Clinton win but says Barack Obama is tech savvy.
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Revision3 Chief Executive Jim Louderback says that Sen. Barack Obama is the best presidential choice for the tech industry.
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A whopping 63 percent of the industry's money flows to Democrats in the ’08 election cycle, the biggest swing in at least 18 years.
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His new site mixes wikis, YouTube videos, and public databases in bid to ‘connect the dots’ in U.S. politics.
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Presidential candidates debut their own channels on Google’s user-generated video site.
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Presidential hopefuls try to connect online with tech-savvy voters.
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