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Salisbury school notes: Many activities as school year ends
NetSmartz Internet safety program was presented to fifth- and sixth-graders by the district attorney's office recently. That same evening, parents were given the opportunity to view the parent portion of NetSmartz, which featured much of the same material their children saw.
The Daily News of Newburyport |
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Airband Communications Signs CMS as Master Agent, Further Expanding Indirect Sales Channel
Airband Communications, Inc., the industry's leading fixed-wireless company for businesses in the United States, today announced that Communication Management Services (CMS) has joined Airband's National Indirect Channel Program as a master agent. The CMS relationship strengthens Airband's ability to sell its WiMAX-based solutions nationally, including in Southern California where CMS is based.
Centre Daily Times |
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Southeast Milk Inc. Goes Live on Junction Solutions' Food & Beverage Processing Software
LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill.----Junction Solutions, a provider of vertical industry focused enterprise software and services based on the Microsoft platform, today announced that Southeast Milk, Inc., the largest milk producer in Florida, has gone live with JunctionF/B, food and beverage processing software built on Microsoft Dynamics AX, from Junction Solutions.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Parallels Slices Up Apple Xserve
The full version of Parallels Server for Mac is now available....
eWeek |
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China, in a Perfect World
Online gaming roars back into favor in China.
The Motley Fool |
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Alienware Area-51(R) Desktops Get Muscular New NVIDIA Graphics
MIAMI----Alienware - the leading manufacturer of high-performance desktop, notebook and entertainment systems - reaffirms its commitment to providing only the most advanced graphics technology by offering the all-new NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 280 GPUs with the Area-51® family of desktop computers.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Street View finally coming to Seattle [Google]
The Google Street View car was Spotted in Microsoft Country last week after launching in many smaller markets around the country first. Apparently the drivers, rather than use some fancy, newfangled... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Valleywag |
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What You Missed Last Weekend [Roundup]
So you were the UFO dogging the space shuttle this weekend? Sounds tiring, but you're back now, so enjoy the best of Gizmodo's weekend coverage. • Kindly Google Tools now tells you if your ISP is...
Gizmodo |
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Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report Feature Highlights Recent Blog Entries
While mainstream news coverage is still a primary source of information for the latest in policy debates and the health care marketplace, online blogs have become a significant part of the media landscape, often presenting new perspectives on policy issues and drawing attention to under-reported topics.
Medical News Today |
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Windows Vista's big problem
Anti-swimmer system bad news for frogmen--Submerged surveillance system uses software, sonar to detect malicious swimmers.
CNET |
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Boy’s science project helps Monroe County save energy
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — A fourth-grader has told Monroe County officials that they could save $25,000 a year by turning off computers at night.
The Star Press |
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World Duty Free improves point-of-sale systems
Angelica Mari, Computing , Monday 16 June 2008 at 16:58:00 New software gives airport retailer better monitoring and stock control tools Airport retailer World Duty Free (WDF) is using a new electronic point-of-sale system to improve monitoring and enable quick product replenishment....
vnunet.com |
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WiMAX: What it is and how it works
Introduction "[WiMAX] could potentially be the biggest thing since the Internet itself," as Sriram Viswanathan, general manager of Intel's Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) program office, once stated . That is quite a bold statement and underscores the sentiment of many WiMAX proponents.
SearchMobileComputing.com |
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Britannica opens its online pages
Join the experts! Soon you, your family, friends - and even that nut case down the street - can publish in the venerable Encyclopedia Britannica. Britannica is opening its online pages to the masses, inviting public postings.
San Jose Mercury News |
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Recent Original Stories
'The most secure Windows ever' may be very secure from hackers and malware - but what do you do when Longhorn Server let's you install the OS, set up Active Directory, and initialize the domain without once asking you to even create an administrator password?
New Mobile Computing |
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Visible Measures Unveils New Solution for Measuring the Effectiveness of Internet Video Advertising Campaigns
BOSTON , June 16 /PRNewswire/ -- Visible Measures, the independent third-party measurement firm for Internet video publishers and advertisers, today announced the availability of VisibleCampaign(TM), a solution that measures the true viral reach and audience engagement of Internet video advertising campaigns.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Microsoft Chooses YuMe for Remnant Video Ads
Online video advertising ad network YuMe inked a deal with software giant Microsoft to sell the unsold inventory across Microsoft’s online properties, the companies announced today.
TV Week |
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Cops raid Biti's home
Zimbabwe police on Monday searched the home and computer of the MDC's number two leader.
iafrica.com |
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JupiterResearch Finds That Online Affiliate Marketing Spending Will Continue to Grow, Reaching $3.3 Billion in 2012
JupiterResearch, a leading authority on the impact of the Internet and emerging consumer technologies on business, has found that affiliate marketing continues to play a key role in online marketers' ability to reach and acquire customers. In 2008, online marketers will spend $2.1 billion on affiliate marketing fees, with US online affiliate marketing spending reaching $3.3 billion in 2012, as ...
Centre Daily Times |
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Use a Blog, Go to Jail
A new report from researchers at the University of Washington finds that authoritarian regimes are arresting bloggers more often than ever.
DesignTechnica |
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Professional Marketers Master the Art of Search Engine Optimization at Intensive Training Program
SEATTLE----Savvy marketers know that no matter what they've achieved so far for search engine marketing, they cannot afford to rest on their laurels. Competitors are becoming craftier and search engines themselves are always changing the rules of the game.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Can ChaCha's Humans Compete with Google's Algorithms?
Scott A. Jones talks about the human-guided search engine, competition from other sites, and how ChaCha embraces a Wikipedia-esque structure. read more
Fast Company Magazine |
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UMPC for Vista given one more push with 'Origami Experience'
New software for Vista-using UMPC owners could make their portables into something more like what they expected to begin with. However, there may be some hardware out there that won't be so welcoming.
BetaNews |
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UAB offers warehouse of surplus equipment
Looking for a used computer? An old desk? Or even a piece of almost-antique laboratory equipment? UAB's surplus auction may have it. The semiannual public auction, which will be held Wednesday, is the University of Alabama at Birmingham's version of recycling.
Birmingham News |
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Have a problem? Go online
The City of Monroe is launching a new feature on its Web site starting July 1, an interactive complaint-taking and problem-solving system that is meant to cut red tape while cutting costs.
The Monroe Evening News |
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