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Declarative Programming - Strategies for Solving Software Problems
By: Roy Furman, M.D, Ph.D.
Lowering the costs to develop new software solutions or extending the lifetime of software applications are two complementary approaches to addressing technological change. These goals can often be met by taking a declarative strategy when designing software systems independent of the programming methodology employed.
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If you modernize the grid, will consumers care?
The benefits of a smart grid are far clearer to utilities than consumers at this point, but changes in regulations could spur more interest, say a panel of industry execs.
Report: Google working on Google TV devices
Google, Intel, and Sony are reportedly working on Internet-connected set-top boxes and TVs that use Intel's Atom chips, Google's Android software, and Sony's hardware.
Expect fireworks Thursday in Viacom vs. Google
Information is coming in three-year copyright battle that is "potentially embarrassing" to both sides, sources say.
Google upgrades Chrome across the board
Google updates Chrome for most of its multiple versions, with some critical security fixes coming to the stable Windows version and bookmark fixes for the Mac.
CNET News Daily Podcast: 'Profound pain' over ads in China
Waledac botnet is "decimated," ad companies in China worry their businesses are in danger if Google pulls search operation, Bing Maps goes stargazing.
Get your unsigned band onto Slacker Radio
A partnership with Hello Music lets unsigned bands create personalized stations on Slacker for free.
Cable sector: Forget the Web, we have VOD
Industry group is launching a $30 million campaign touting video-on-demand that comes as Internet services make gains with viewers.
AT&T to sell eco-friendly phone charger
Wireless operator is going green with a new cell phone charger that will save energy.
Apple yanking protective screen film from stores?
According to iLounge, the ban is going to cover both film-only products and cases that incorporate protective screens. It applies to products both decorative and protective across all Apple product lines.
Windows Phone stars at Mix
reporter's notebook The undeniable center of attention at Mix was Microsoft's new phone. Also, behind the creation of a Windows Phone-controlled T-shirt cannon.
Windows Phone makes the rounds at Mix (photos)
By far the most popular device at the show was the one few could get their hands on--the Windows Phone 7 Series prototype.
OurChart social network lacks its network
Rushed to launch, the site wants for the features its marketing promotes.
ModCloth crowdsources vintage fashion
ModCloth, an e-retailer of women's vintage fashion, is creating a community of fashionistas included in almost every part of the company.
Yahoo buys social-media developer Citizen Sports
Citizen Sports develops Facebook and iPhone applications for sports fans that will likely get folded into content produced by Yahoo Sports upon completion of the deal.
DOE grants $1 million for ocean energy research
Lockheed Martin to determine if ocean thermal energy conversion and seawater-based air conditioning is viable for widespread use.
Heineken scores a Web hit
The Italian branch of Heineken persuades men, under false pretenses, to attend a classical music and poetry concert on the same night as a big soccer game. The results are astounding.
Red Hat CEO: Open-source economics key to innovation
Open-source software gets a lot of credit for its role in channeling innovation, but it's really open-source economics that should get the credit, according to Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst.
Xbox 360 Slim coming?
A recent post on the A9VG forums has led many to believe that what you see above is the new "Valhalla" motherboard for the Xbox 360 console. Underneath that fan heatsink is supposedly a CPU/GPU combo chip that will allow for the overall size reduction of the board.
Devo on the fate of the world--and Chatroulette (Q&A)
At SXSWi, two band members tell CNET that Chatroulette is a natural home for Devo and note that the Net is a lot cheaper than TV for promoting a big project.
Devo 2.0, the Internet start-up--take it seriously
Devo's presentation at SXSWi was a no-doubt-about it business pitch, yet it was so silly that people were nearly falling out of their seats.
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