Today at Internet Week New York 2010, Microsoft Corp. announced the immediate availability of Microsoft Expression Studio 4. The newest version of Microsoft’s professional suite of design tools, Expression 4 distinguishes itself by enabling designers and developers to collaborate and create dynamic applications using their existing skills and current toolset.
The Kentucky Department of Education has selected Microsoft Live@edu to bring 21st century communications and collaboration tools to more than 700,000 students, faculty and staff statewide.
*Lead Product Planner Jill Campbell talks about Office Web Apps, the free, lightweight, Web-based versions of Microsoft Office programs that will become available this month, enabling users to access their documents anytime, anywhere.*
Facebook has just launched U.S. Politics page in an effort to bring all the U.S. (and later the World) politicians under its umbrella. 
As of today, Apple has sold more than two million ipads. The device was launched on April 3, 2010.
So it means one million ipads a month.
Today is not the best time for printed press. It becomes obvious already that printed newspapers and magazines do not win the fight with online media.
However, the traditional media will not disappear.
Share of Microsoft’s web browser ‘internet explorer’ has slipped below 60% (59.95%), according to NetApplications April 2010 analysis. That means, those days of Microsoft’s 90% authority of browser market are now just sweet memories. 
