So Garber quickly agreed to swap a 33% stake in Vignette for rights to code developed by CNET, the tech-news site, which served up individualized data.
So Garber quickly agreed to swap a 33% stake in Vignette for rights to code developed by CNET, the tech-news site, which served up data on an individualized basis.
Take the guy in the vignette, above, who was terrified of addressing his company.
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In addition to the video vignette, other digital content that will be made available during the premiere includes a coroner's report for the murder victim, a crime-scene photo that only gets briefly displayed on TV and a middle-school report card for Bullet.
This time Vignette got it right and orders began flowing in for the product, called StoryServer.
This time Vignette got it right and orders began flowing in for the product, which Garber and Webber called StoryServer.
Hogan, the former chief of dot-com software firm Vignette, took over HP's software unit in 2006 and quickly launched a turnaround.
At Travelocity.com--Preview Travel's merger partner, based in Fort Worth, Texas--Vignette software allows programmers to automate the search-and-grab of ever-changing data from hundreds of suppliers and display it in thousands of combinations.
When users give up their names to the Web site--the coveted currency of any e-merchant--Vignette's tools automatically toss all kinds of customized information in front of them to keep them engaged and buying.
The loss in revenue would be met by the introduction of a vignette or daily licence whereby all freight vehicles, including those from overseas, would have to pay per day to use British roads.
Or what about this vignette - Case 63, indictment 3418, before Supreme Court Judge Arlene Goldberg in New York.
The opening vignette, "Sure Thing", features Carson Elrod and Liv Rooth as two apparently single people meeting in a cafe.
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