Google Snags Adam Lasnik
A couple of months ago, it looks like Google hired Adam Lasnik to be a Webmaster Advocate, or Search Evangelist.
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A couple of months ago, it looks like Google hired Adam Lasnik to be a Webmaster Advocate, or Search Evangelist.
Well over 150 communicators participated in Delivering The New PR, the one-day conference in London last Friday organized by Philip Young at the University of Sunderland.
The technology company agreed to extend its licensing and documentation of desktop communications protocols by two years, stemming from the antitrust settlement agreement Microsoft and Justice have in place.
The U.S. is ranked 12th in broadband penetration, says AT&T CEO Ed Whiteacre, and in order to bring America up to speed through fiber-to-the-premises (fttp) wiring, content providers are going to have to pony up to use his "pipes." He doesn't mention that the new pipes to be built have already been paid for, and they're very late in coming.
We touched on several database choices for developers in a recent article, and another one that has been less publicized than most also deserves a look.
I'm thinking one of my next "rewards" will be the Harman Kardon Drive+Play. The Drive+Play is an integrated solution to "driving your iPod".