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Google Summer Of Code Reflections
Yesterday, we reported that this year's Summer of Code had come to an end. Google provided a lot of statistics about the…
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Interview with Maker of Twitter Documentary
Update: The site for the film is now live at Twittamentary.com Original Article: This week Webproworld reported on a Twitter documentary that is in the works. The project's creator Siok Siok Tan of Singapore answered a few questions for us to give people an idea of what to expect. Webproworld: How did the idea for the concept of the Twitter documentary come about?
Time Warner Cable Testing Online TV
Time Warner Cable announced Thursday it is working with a number of networks to provide its customers with more online access to programming. The networks involved in the upcoming trials of TV Everywhere include TBS, TNT, HBO, CBS, Syfy, BBC America, AMC, WE tv, Sundance Channel, Discovery and the Smithsonian Channel. Last month Comcast began a similar test offering content from HBO and Cinemax online.
Facebook Announces Plans for Privacy Improvement
Facebook has announced plans to give users more control over their information and make them better informed about privacy settings. This includes notifications and information about privacy settings and practices, additions to the Facebook Privacy Policy, and technical changes that give users more transparency and control over the info they provide to third-party apps.
8 Firefox Add-Ons to Boost Productivity
If you use Firefox, you are no doubt aware that there are many add-ons that can enhance your browsing experience. Many of these can make your online life a whole lot easier and save you time. Following are some that I have found particularly useful. Which do you like? Tell us. 1. Fire Gestures
Content Sites More Popular Than Social Networks
The majority (53.1%) of Internet users belong to at least one social networking site, but the amount of time spent on the sites is somewhat short, compared to overall time spent online, according to a new report from Burst Media. Among 18-34 year olds, 40 percent spend less than 30 minutes per day on sites like Facebook and MySpace. The top content categories for that…
