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Google’s Spectrum Play Hubris?
There have been rumours about Google getting involved in the wireless wars in the U.S. for some time now, and the company…
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U.S. Control Of Internet Still A Concern
The U.N. sponsored Internet Governance Forum wrapped up yesterday with little progress on the issue of U.S. control over how people around the globe access email and Web sites.
New Rules of Breaking News, Beware of Embargoes
Part Four of a series discussing blogger relations, "Building a Bridge Between Your Story, Bloggers, and People."
An Internet Company with No Server
I’m sure this isn’t the only one, after all, SmugMug’s CEO told me that they had moved pretty much everything over to Amazon’s S3 a while back. But I always assumed that companies would have at least one server keeping things up, just in case Amazon went down. Or just because. I was wrong.
Trade Shows Going Virtual
Companies like IBM, Cisco, and others are taking their trade shows and conferences virtual. Some, like IBM have used the virtual world Second Life for such events, but virtual trade shows take it a step further. Also, the events are more professional and created for a business environment - there are no actual avatars. However, you can upload a picture, chat with booth representatives, and…
Online Video Ads: Less Annoying
At OMMA Video, Dynamic Logic’s Research Director, Kara Manatt, released the results of a study on consumers’ responses to various online advertising, MediaPost reports.
