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Yahoo opens search toolkit in quest for more ads
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Having fallen so far behind Google Inc. that it became a takeover target, Yahoo Inc. is banking on the creativity of other Web developers to help preserve its independence and regain ground in the lucrative Internet search advertising market.
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Modavox Partners with Emmy Nominated Television Producers and Writers for Launch of Comedy Network
PHOENIX, BUSINESS WIRE -- Modavox, Inc. (OTCBB:MDVX), Internet broadcasting pioneer and holder of several patented technologies today announced that it has solidified an agreement with Poorsouls to exclusively broadcast their new comedy network.
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Nokia completes $8.1B acquisition of Navteq
(AP:NEW YORK) Finland's Nokia Corp. said Thursday it has completed its $8.1 billion acquisition of U.S. digital mapmaker Navteq Corp. Nokia said the addition of Navteq will help it add context to its mobile Web services.
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ISO leadership encourages rejection of OOXML appeal
The leaders of the ISO standards body have recommended that a technical review board reject appeals that have been filed regarding fast-track approval for Microsoft's OOXML format. Read More...
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Cirrus Tech Has All-in-One Dedicated Web Hosting Solution
Toronto, ON – July 10, 2008 Cirrus Tech is now offering an all-in-one dedicated hardware solution for clients seeking additional security, stability and features for their dedicated servers.
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Language kits offered online for deploying service members
PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, Calif. - The Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center activated its new Language Materials Distribution System Web site July 1, making available hundreds of language survival kits and other materials free of charge to deploying service members.
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Online Privacy Hearings See Conflicting Testimony And Recommendations
Privacy has re-emerged as one of the most pressing and complex issues for everyone online, including search engines, after a sustained period of relative calm. However the rise of behavioral targeting, domestic spying/wiretapping by the Bush administration, attempts by states to regulate privacy and more aggressive moves by Europeans to protect consumers have created conflicting policies and ...
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Intel bets its chips on Impinj growth
In a major deal to expand its RFID product lineup, Seattle's Impinj is buying an Intel subsidiary that produces chips used in radio frequency...
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Commodore 64 owners are really bad at time keeping - first ever LAN party held this year
The Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club held its 2008 C=4 expo last weekend, billed as the first Commodore 64 LAN party in the world. Ever. That is something of a surprise, not because the machines are anything less than the most awesome games and software (but mostly games) platform in the world BAR NONE, but because they were discontinued 14 years ago.
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Internet videos incite attacks
DOVER - Several arrests were made in the Dutchess County Oniontown hamlet over the holiday weekend, with police blaming an interest in a series of derogatory videos posted on the YouTube Web site as instigation.
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Seagate reveals first 1.5TB drive, more
Seagate today broke through a long-held barrier and released a 1.5 terabyte version of the Barracuda 7200.11. The storage is 500GB more than any other 3.5-inch desktop hard drive and is accomplished through extra refinement of perpendicular magnetic recording that allows it to fit 375GB on each of its four platters. The density also helps improve...
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iPhone 2.0 software is available for download
Existing users of Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices can now get their hands on the software that will come on new iPhone 3G devices that hit stores Friday.
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Nokia Says 9 More Firms Sign up For Symbian Pact
Nine more firms, including telecom operators "3" and TIM, have lined up to support the new open mobile software alliance Symbian Foundation, the world's top cellphone maker, Nokia, said on Thursday.
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Faster iPhone to Draw Crowds Around Globe
The new iPhone is expected to attract hordes of buyers when it goes on sale on Friday in more than 20 countries, helping Apple Inc handily beat its target to sell 10 million of them by the end of 2008.
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Caught on their own camera: Police used Internet as tool in investigations
Search for "Prince Albert Saskatchewan" on YouTube and the eighth result will be "high at mall, prince albert Saskatchewan & tripp'n out!!! .
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MTI Micro, new Korean partner will evaluate fuel-cell prototypes
MTI MicroFuel Cells Inc. and NeoSolar of Korea will partner to develop MTI's Mobion fuel cell for future models of NeoSolar's ultra-mobile portable computers, MTI officials said today.
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Johnny Mac And The Mac
Apparently John McCain doesn?t know how to use a computer, while that shouldn?t hurt his chances at the Presidency, it sure makes him appear old, says Harry Smith .
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The Corporate Executive Board to Broadcast Second Quarter Conference Call Live on the Internet
ARLINGTON, Va.----The Corporate Executive Board Company today announced it will provide an on-line Web simulcast of its conference call to discuss its news release regarding its financial results for the second quarter of 2008, which will be issued after the market closes on Wednesday, July 23, 2008.
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Internet bug fix spawns backlash from hackers
Hackers are a skeptical bunch, but that doesn't bother Dan Kaminsky, who got a lot of flack from his colleagues in the security research community after claiming to have discovered a critical bug in the Internet's infrastructure.
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Storacell rings the changes with call centre training offering
The product includes the ability to conduct live group training from the agent’s desktop and real-time supervisor monitoring and support, whisper coaching and remote control of agent desktops.
Computer Business Review |
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white papers
Sprint Nextel has picked a supplier for the wireless backhaul links that will connect its WiMax network to the Internet in the carrier's first three deployments.
IT World |
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Soundarya Rajinikanth in Kathanayakadu
The name Rajinikanth spells magic even if there is another name before it. The superstars younger daughter Soundarya who runs a Computer generated Imagery studio Ocher will be part of the famous Cinema Cinema song in Kathanayakadu.
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IFL Expands Manchester Data Center
July 10, 2008 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- UK data center operator Internet Facilitators announced on Thursday it has further expanded its Manchester, UK data center network by adding an additional 5,000 square feet of premium colocation space.
Web Host Industry Review |
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iPhone software 2.0 on Apple’s servers
Several Mac users have found iPhone Software 2.0 on Apple's servers.
Macworld |
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Yahoo! Games To Offer Downloadable Ad-Supported Titles
Internet portal Yahoo! has announced that its Yahoo! Games site will offer over 400 ad-supported downloadable games from casual games publishers by the end of the year. With this move towards establishing Yahoo! Games as "the most comprehensive distribution point for games online," the company hopes to better monetize its games offerings, provide advertisers access to its gamer demographic, ...
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