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Google Alters Functionality To Comply With DRM
Google has changed the way Gmail displays PDF files, in order to prevent it from circumventing Adobe's DRM.
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Richard Edelman – PR in 5 Years
Richard Edelman in his Q&A sit down today at Syndicate was asked, among other things, what the PR industry might look like 5 years from now.
Weinberger Philosophizes On Tagging
His book on tagging, "Everything Is Miscellaneous," won't be available until next year, but David Weinberger's thoughts on tags, those little scraps of metadata, were heard at a session of today's Syndicate Conference.
Growing Up Wired; E-biz Looks Younger
It won't be long until the average Internet user isn't so average. As teenagers, a demographic that has little or no memory of life before the Web, grow into adults, the world of e-commerce will expand to levels heretofore unrealized (or dreamed).
Sony Belittles The PC
Sony has introduced the world to its VAIO UX Micro PC, originally designed for lamp genies and harnessing nearly the same attributes: phenomenal cosmic powers, itty bitty living space. The fully functioning pocket-sized PC runs at the full-sized price of $1,800.
Google Goes Hungry when IE Serves Up MSN
Even though Google has a problem with Internet Explorer 7 serving up MSN Search as the default engine, the Department of Justice doesn't.
