LightSurf piggybacks a tiny camera on a cell phone

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Santa Cruz, CA-based LightSurf has developed a new technology that will allow consumers to use cellular telephones to take and send digital photographs and voice attachments to other cell phone, PC and hand-held device users over wireless networks. The wireless technology was developed by LightSurf founder Philippe Kahn and his colleagues. Once a picture is taken by a cell-phone user, the information is transmitted through LightSurf's servers which accelerates the transmission and has a recovery system if transmission is disrupted.

Software Publishers, Product development, Communications Software NEC, Innovations, Software, Technology development, Telecommunications software, Software product development, Kahn, Philippe, LightSurf Technologies Inc.

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Board Member Of PeopleSoft Open to Merger

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PeopleSoft executive Steven Goldby testified that he would be open to an acquisition by Oracle if the price was right and if financial matters could be expedited expediently, but other PeopleSoft executives quickly stated that the company remains opposed to the hostile takeover attempt.

Management dynamics, Management, Acquisitions and mergers, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company business management, Goldby, Steven

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Change of Direction at PeopleSoft

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Craig A. Conway, the chief executive of PeopleSoft, was fired yesterday. Mr. Conway was opposed the hostile takeover bid by Oracle Corp.

Securities issued, listed, Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Antitrust Law, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Securities, Company securities, Antitrust issue, Conway, Craig, Duffield, David A.

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