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AMD quad-core chip hits compatibility snag
AMD's high-end quad-core Phenom chips may have compatibility issues when circuit board makers mismatch the boards with companion chips.
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Entriq to help NRK streamline content delivery
Under the terms of agreement with NRK, the company will be installing Publish, a video technology software developed by Entriq. The software will enable broadcasters to deliver rich media content to consumer digital platforms in real-time.
Computer Business Review |
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Micrositez introduces Pay as You Go SEO service
Micrositez says that the new services will provide search engine optimisation to companies at lower costs, starting at £100. Scot Crone, owner of Micrositez, said: "Search engine optimisation is now as essential as having a website itself.
Computer Business Review |
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Alcatel-Lucent's software deployed by SureWest
According to SureWest, IMS provides users with personalised services based on the blending of voice, video and data content.
Computer Business Review |
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Violent threats on Wilson High's Wikipedia page went unchecked
The writer, who said he was a student, had been posting offensive messages for more than a year. An arrest has been made in response to the latest posts two weeks ago. Angry, offensive messages started popping up more than a year ago on the Glen A. Wilson High School page on Wikipedia , the popular user-edited online encyclopedia.
Los Angeles Times |
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Intel goes gaga for Imac chips
APPLE HAS UPDATED its popular line of Imacs with some very interesting technology indeed.
The Inquirer |
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Woman pleads guilty, could face life in prison
A Windsor woman was accused of luring a man to an apartment, where he was robbed. — A man thought he was going to pay for sex at a Suffolk apartment. Instead, he was pistol-whipped, whacked with a hammer and robbed of $32, according to court records.
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Comcast Speeds Up Business High-Speed-Data Offering
Cable giant Comcast is stepping up its effort in the commercial market by doubling the speed of the high-speed-data service it sells to small business owners. The cable operator increased the speed of its “Business Class Internet” service across its national footprint from 8.1 megabits per second downstream and 1 mbps upstream to 16.2 mbps downstream and 2 mbps upstream, respectively, while ...
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Meaningful lyrics can draw all ages together
For the past few weeks, I've been humming a different tune. I picked it up from a singer named Fred Knittle. If I had an MP3 player and knew how to work it, it would be my first download. I'm hooked.
Everett Herald |
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YouTube effort to highlight N.Va. gridlock gets little traffic
Few commuters have taken their traffic complaints to the Internet superhighway to chronicle local fury over millions of lost road revenue under a video campaign organized by the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority.
The Washington Examiner |
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CD: Rick Astley - The Ultimate Collection
The internet is a very strange thing; an information super highway, a porn Mecca - and a launch pad for bizarre global phenomena involving random has-been celebrities!
RainbowNetwork.com |
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BCS formula stays put
There will be no change in the way the Bowl Championship Series determines the two teams to play in next year's national-title game at Dolphin Stadium -- same polls, same computer ratings, same three-pronged formula.
Miami Herald |
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Comcast will boost Internet
speed for business customers Comcast Corp. plans to announce today that it is increasing Internet download speeds for its top business customers to 16 megabits per second -- double its current top speed.
The Oregonian |
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Albany woman jailed in alleged tryst plan
Wisconsin police say Tracy Taylor, 44, booked room for encounter with teen boy she met online
Albany Times Union |
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TURNER’S TWO CENTS: Immature Miley, responsible Raven
*15-year-old pop queen Miley Cyrus did the right thing when she apologized for the sexually suggestive pictures that popped up on the Internet last week.
Eurweb |
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Warner Bros. is latest studio to put TV content online
LOS ANGELES — Warner Bros. is launching two Web sites to capture new ad revenue and a younger generation of viewers, the company said Monday.
The Tennessean |
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STAFF EDITORIAL: Unlimited printing = unlimited waste
Last Tuesday was the 38th anniversary of Earth Day. The Herald ran a story illustrating the amount of waste that is produced by Western's campus. Some of Western's largest sources for waste are its computer labs. In 2007, Western printed an average of 64,050 sheets of paper per day.
College Heights Herald |
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For Your Information
The For Your Information column appears in The Miami Herald's Broward section. You'll find classes, clubs, programs for senior citizens and children, and community entertainment events. Items contributed must be received at least two days in advance at Calendar Desk, The Miami Herald, 1 Herald Plaza, Fifth Floor Newsroom, Miami, FL 33132-1693. To submit items online, go to MiamiHerald.com, click ...
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Information provider expanding
As one of those Sioux Falls businesses that operates largely under the radar, CCC Information Services quietly is expanding its downtown offices. CCC, which promotes itself as a leading supplier of software and communications systems to the automobile claims and collision repair industries, recently marked its 10th anniversary in Sioux Falls and has 197 employees. It's added 25 jobs during the ...
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CinemaNow to offer movie orders via cell phone (Reuters)
Reuters - Privately held digital entertainment provider CinemaNow said on Tuesday that U.S. consumers would be able to use their cell phones to view movie trailers and order full-length movies to watch on their home television or computer through its mobile website.
Addict 3D |
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Bruno: AMD bid at $1.3B
Majority leader says state outbid Dresden, Germany, by $100M for Malta project
Albany Times Union |
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Radio Free Europe says it's under cyber attack
PRAGUE, Czech Republic — Several Web sites of the U.S.-funded Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty have been attacked, the broadcaster said Monday, suggesting the Belarus government could be responsible.
Arizona Daily Star |
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Circulation falls at The Bee, most other U.S. newspapers
The Bee and most other U.S. newspapers continue to lose circulation, according to figures released Wednesday. But publishing executives said newspapers' combined audiences, including online, are healthy.
The Sacramento Bee |
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DATA SNAP: Spain Flash April HICP +4.2% YY Vs +4.6% In March
By Jonathan House Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES ======================================================= ! ! Spain April HICP Flash Estimate! ! ! ! March April !Consensus: +4.5% On Yr! Year +4.6% +4.2% !Actual: +4.2% On Yr! =======================================================
The Forex Market |
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EIA report on Bintulu smelter project to go online
KUCHING : The environmental impact assessment (EIA) report on the proposed US$2bil (RM6.4bil) aluminium smelter project in Bintulu will be made available on the Internet.
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