Monthly Archives: October 2009

Today our client, Ankeena Networks, announced its partnership with Juniper Networks. Together these companies will  help service providers extend and optimize their network for online media delivery.  Juniper is providing Ankeena with access to its JUNOS® Software and partner development … Continue reading →

This is the second in the series dedicated to our beloved home, Sunnyvale.  I have to give you all an update on Murphy Avenue as the construction never seems to end. The street which contains some of our most favorite … Continue reading →

With the rising trend of online media sources, are traditional outlets such as newspapers and magazines becoming obsolete? According to a survey put out by TargetCast:tm last month, the answer may be more complicated than a simple yes or no. … Continue reading →

We’ve heard the hype, seen the ads with the adorable young Kylie and dealt with our issues related to Vista.  So what do you all think of Windows 7?   I haven’t had time to play with it yet – … Continue reading →

Our client, Ankeena Networks, has been named runner-up in the 2009 Streaming Media European Readers’ Choice Awards in the category of TV over IP Solution.  There were nearly 5,500 votes cast for more than 200 different products and Ankeena was selected … Continue reading →

The Loughlin/Michaels Group has made the finalist list for two different categories in The Stevie Awards for Women in Business! Donna Michaels, president and founder of the Loughlin/Michaels Group, has been named a finalist for the Best Entrepreneur – Service … Continue reading →

Social networking is overwhelming. I’m on Facebook, I’m LinkedIn, I am active on Twitter… but all of these sites have been trying to create a “real-time” updating system so members can know exactly what their connections are doing when they … Continue reading →

Just when we thought social media was taking off and changing businesses all over the world for the better, it appears that it may be taking a giant step backwards for many companies. According to a recent study, serious misuse … Continue reading →