Blogged From Robert Basic at 03. Apr 2007 13:00 under Internet, Horizont.net, presse
all for free now, siehe Horizont.net. Man sucht sein Heil in der Werbefinanzierung. Ein mutiger, aber auch konsequenter Schritt. Horizont.net, presse
http://www.basicthinking.de/blog/2007/04/03/horizont-stampft-premium-angebot-ein/
Blogged From Chris at 03. Apr 2007 11:33 under Internet, executive recruiting
Last week, I met LinkedIn’s blogger (Mario Sundar) in person. LinkedIn was one of the first “social networks” I ever joined, if I remember correctly...Related Content:Social Networking BluesThem Eight TricksEmail Newsletters vs. Blogs vs. RSSYour Next PC will be from ApplePSP vs. iPodA Little ControversyLet’s Expand the Patriot Act!Very Sore SubjectCell Phone Virgin.INFO Domains are .DEAD
http://chris.pirillo.com/2007/04/03/top-reasons-to-use-linkedin/
Blogged From Chriz at 03. Apr 2007 08:19 under Internet, Develop
Die Verwendung von individuellen Schriftarten auf Website ist grundsätzlich mit Vorsicht zu geniessen. Viele Besucher haben außer den Standard-System-Schriftarten keine weiteren installiert. Einen sehr interessanten Ansatz für die dynamische Textersetzung unter Berücksichtigung von Suchmaschinen und Barrierefreiheit, habe ich auf A List Apart gefunden. Sicherlich sollte dieser Workaround nur für Headlines eingesetzt werden, aber hierfür liefert [...]
http://www.chrizdee.de/wordpress/2007/04/03/dynamische-textersetzung/
Blogged From Oscar Alcalá at 03. Apr 2007 05:41 under Internet
El gobierno de la ciudad de México acaba de anunciar un convenio con la compañía China de telecomunicaciones ZTE para ofrecer cobertura Wi-fi gratuita en el todo DF a partir del próximo año. ¿Por que una compañía china? seguramente se preguntaran. Bueno, pues resulta que parte del acuerdo es que ZTE abra una oficina filial en [...]
http://www.bioxd.com/archivos/2007/04/02/la-ciudad-de-mexico-tendra-wifi-gratuito-en-2008/
Blogged From at 03. Apr 2007 04:49
Michael Geist notes that the Canadian broadcast community wants more control of media on the internet:The issue began to percolate last June, when Canadian Heritage Minister Bev Oda asked the CRTC to conduct a six-month consultation on the effects of changing technology on the radio and television industries. The CRTC report, which was quietly released in mid-December, went almost unnoticed, yet submissions from broadcasters, copyright collectives, and labour unions all point to an increased regulatory role for the CRTC. The underlying theme of many stakeholder submissions is that unregulated new media represents a threat to the current regulated Canadian content model. The free market often falls victim to government control in Canada, and broadcasting is [...]
http://larryborsato.com/blog/2007/04/the_notsofree_market_in_canada.html
Blogged From Mauricio Angulo S. at 03. Apr 2007 04:14 under ajax, desarrollo web, javascript, microsoft, tips, trucos
¿Te imaginas programar en C# y que al compilar se genere Javascript? Recientemente Microsoft ha puesto disponible de manera gratuita Script#, una herramienta que genera Javascript como salida en vez de CIL (Common Intermediate Language) listo para ... » Publicado en TechTear - Ir al post original » Etiquetas en agregax: ajax, desarrollo web, javascript, microsoft, tips, trucos
http://www.techtear.com/2007/04/02/script/
Blogged From tricky at 03. Apr 2007 02:58 under Internet, Humor
Feeds, beta, contenido generado por usuarios, tags, etc. Estos son los términos clave de la denominada (y tan manipulada) Web 2.0. En este video se parodia lo que seria un supermercado 2.0: productos generados por los usuarios, productos sugeridos al estilo Pandora, manzanas deli.ciou.sas, y hasta huevos con feeds. Y lo mejor, al igual que [...]
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/fayerwayer/~3/106178054/
Blogged From at 02. Apr 2007 22:15
Question... a friend has a couple of older regular desktop (tower) computers that he would like to give away to someone locally who then refurbs them and gets them to nonprofits or other orgs that need computers. However, before giving the computers away, he wants to completely wipe them so that there is no chance that any kind of information might be somehow recovered from the drives. Outside of physical destruction of the drives or exposing them to extremely large magnets, what techniques or software have people used to really wipe a disk? (Thanks in advance)
http://dyork.livejournal.com/272035.html
Blogged From Tom O'Leary at 02. Apr 2007 21:26 under Marketing, Internet, polls, online surveys, feedback, emarketing, Infacta, PollDaddy
Asking questions to your online friends is fun and interesting. Now you can use polls on many different social platforms on the Internet with PollDaddy. How many friends do you have? Web Poll - Take Our Poll
http://www.messagingtimes.com/blog/?p=778
Blogged From at 03. Apr 2007 08:01 under Einsatzmarketing :-)