From The Sunday Times

June 21, 2009

Could British Airways really go bust or not?

Dominic O'Connell



It was close to midnight when Willie Walsh finally emerged from Waterside, British Airways’ sprawling Heathrow headquarters. The airline’s chief executive blinked in the lights of the waiting television crews, cleared his throat, and started to speak, his voice trembling.



“I am sorry to say that despite our efforts today we have been unable to secure further… Continuar

La aparición de la "web semántica" se inicia una nueva ola de apertura y accesibilidad.



XML API y los canales son cada vez más populares, por lo que es más fácil para los sitios a los Estados socios entre sí y ofrecen valiosos servicios a sus usuarios.



Single Sign-On servicios como Facebook Connect y OpenID permitir el intercambio de información entre los sitios.



"Advenimientos como estos facilitar la incorporación de contenidos generados por los usuarios en su… Continuar

The airlines merger that will not fly



By John Gapper



Published: April 16 2008



When a business venture is declared to be good for everyone – even those with widely differing interests – it often turns out not to be particularly good for anyone.

This, I fear, will be the case with this week’s proposed merger of Delta and Northwest Airlines to form the largest airline in the US, and one of the biggest in the world.



The new Delta, its… Continuar