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Quarterlife Goes from Web to TV
There were rumours even before the U.S. writers strike started that it might lead to one of the networks picking up Quarterlife,…
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Wikipedia Banned By Dutch Ministry Of Justice
Due to a block put in place by the Dutch Ministry of Justice, 30,000 people can’t use Wikipedia at work. Yet, while it’s a bit startling to hear the development phrased like that, the move may not be entirely unreasonable.
Tigers Need Computer Infrastructure Too
IBM and Cisco did their part to make it easier to care for the big cats and several other species residing at North Carolina's Carnivore Preservation Trust.
Banner Ads Used as Hacker Tools
Legitimate sites and their users have been dealing with a rash of malware being spread by banner ads, from Monster to MLB (Major League Baseball) NHL (National Hockey League) and other sites that are delivering malware. While the Monster dot com exploit is well known news, the MLB and NHL sites are not well known, but used a similar way of purchasing advertising on a…
Amazon Reader Opinions
Seth Godin: “You won’t find me on Amazon’s new book reader.” Rex Hammock: “I’d rather have an iPod Touchbook.” Mathew Ingram: WTF? Jeremy Toeman: It will fail.
Google Maps Allows Users To Move Markers
Google Maps is great, but, if we’re to face facts, it is not spot-on. Addresses appearing on the wrong side of the road, or addresses appearing in the road, can confound users. Now, however, they can take it upon themselves to correct place markers.
