Rising unemployment has Americans worried. Many are concerned that the economy isn’t getting any better. And in Congress, the debate over the $787 billion stimulus package has resurfaced. Rep. Eric Cantor, the Republican whip from Virginia, talks with Steve Inskeep about the economy. He says investments have to be made in small businesses, so in turn, those businesses will create jobs. read more

Rising unemployment has Americans worried. Many are concerned that the economy isn’t getting any better. And in Congress, the debate over the $787 billion stimulus package has resurfaced. Rep. Eric Cantor, the Republican whip from Virginia, talks with Steve Inskeep about the economy. He says investments have to be made in small businesses, so in turn, those businesses will create jobs. read more

Before Monday July 9th, did you know that Google and Microsoft had services for storing health records? Thanks to an article in the Times and some related hysteria in other media, just about the whole country discovered that, “David Cameron was going to replace the bloated and expensive NHS computer system with a free one from Google. Or maybe Microsoft.”Except, of course, someone got hold of the wrong end of the stick. Let’s face it, whatever we think of the NHS and its evolving computer system, it’s not going to be replaced by a packaged service from anyone.

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After Google announced (or to be exact, announced the plan of) Chrome Operating System (OS) , there are a lot of comments from a lot of people in the Internet, from the extreme supporters to extreme critics. From a few link collections that I have, several of them includes Randall C.Kennedy (InfoWorld) “ An ice cube’s chance in Hell of succeeding ”, Dave Winer (Scripting.com) – “ The Java Wars, continued ”, painContent.org – “ Five Reasons Why Microsoft Does Not Need To Worry About Google Chrome