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CDNetworks to Deliver 2Mbps HD Live Olympic Internet Broadcasting to SBS Viewers in Asia -- Hybrid Live Streaming ...
CDNetworks Hybrid Live Streaming service will deliver the first buffer-free, HD-grade, peer-assisted live Internet broadcast for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games website of SBS, a top Korean broadcaster. The service will be based on the comprehensive technology partnership between CDNetworks and Octoshape. (PRWeb Aug 8, 2008) Read the full story at ...
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Solar drawing giants' interest
Semiconductor companies are rushing into the solar power business faster than a Pentium-driven computer, promising to turn a niche renewable energy into a mass-market product.
Asbury Park Press |
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Directory of Major Malls, Directory on Computer CD-ROM
DUBLIN, Ireland----Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Directory of Major Malls, Directory on Computer CD-ROM" directory to their offering.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Mysterious Hard Drive Glitch, Wireless for Macs, and More
With the closing of the week, it can only mean one thing—Top Tips, a place to get to troubleshooting help.
ExtremeTech |
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BBC loses children's data
Janie Davies, Computing , Friday 8 August 2008 at 11:51:00 The latest culprit in ongoing data loss saga is the BBC, which is reviewing security procedures A laptop and several memory sticks containing personal information about children and their families has been stolen from a BBC staff vehicle, the broadcaster has confirmed....
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Two years after online sex sting, Houston man goes to prison
Prosecutors said Khokhar admitted he was inside his southwest Houston home on his computer and thought he was chatting with a 13-year-old girl.
11 News Houston |
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Yahoo Kicks Off Fantasy Football Season
Football season is almost here and if you are into fantasy football, Yahoo is ready to help kick off your fantasy stuff. Yahoo has announced new features for fantasy football season along with announcing Braylon Edwards as its Yahoo Sports Fantasy Football...
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Mobile devices to go beyond PC era
ARMONK, USA: IBM has announced new software and services for mobile devices that closely mimic desktop features formerly found only on the PC.
CIOL |
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Ingres CAFE wins Best Application Development Tool award
REDWOOD CITY /SAN FRANCISCO, USA: Ingres Corporation , a leading provider of open source database management software and support services, announced today that Ingres CAFÉ (Consolidated Application Foundation for Eclipse) has won a LinuxWorld Product Excellence Award . Ingres CAFÉ, an open source community contributed project, was named the Best Application Development Tool by an independent ...
CIOL |
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JAJAH introduces multiple IP telephony services
When Irish Olympic team members climb into any Beijing taxi during the international games, their Mandarin-speaking drivers will know exactly what they are saying even though the athletes don't speak a word of the Chinese language.
Macworld UK |
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Between a rock and YouTube, video execs see promise
Internet video executives say that advertisers are staying far away from so-called user-generated videos like those on YouTube. So where's the money going?
CNET |
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Sports wire
College athletics NCAA says it can't do much about beer ads, fantasy sports Beer ads will continue to pay for college sports telecasts, and college fantasy leagues could become the next real moneymaker on Web sites.
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Tinanong ng PEP (Philippine Entertainment Portal) si Luis Manzano tungkol sa isyung kinasasangkutan ng nababalitang girlfriend niya na si Angel Locsin at si Claudine Barretto.
PEP |
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Vanguard Networks upgrades software
Vanguard Networks Applications Ware 7.1 software release provides major new functionality with enhanced voice and performance benefits and many ...
Finextra |
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Japan police crack down on child porn
Japanese police took action against over 300 child pornography cases in the first half of 2008, up 17% from the same period last year, police said, a sign both awareness and Internet sexual exploitation are rising.
TVNZ |
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Fitness Tips for Chair-Bound Computer Users
When Jeffrey Spencer prepared for his college exams, he would tape his notes to the handlebars of his bike and ride to school, studying all the while. To him, it made perfect sense. "I am a kinetic learner, which means I learn and mentally perform best when I am moving," he says.
LinuxInsider.com |
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Bitdefender gets family friendly
Clive Akass, Personal Computer World , Friday 8 August 2008 at 11:54:00 Latest version of security software supports home networks, and a new product is designed for gamers Bitdefender is targeting homes with the latest version of its flagship security products, which boast support for family networks. It is also offering a new product designed specifically for gamers.... ...
vnunet.com |
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BBC loses children's data
Janie Davies, Computing , Friday 8 August 2008 at 11:51:00 The latest culprit in ongoing data loss saga is the BBC, which is reviewing security procedures A laptop and several memory sticks containing personal information about children and their families has been stolen from a BBC staff vehicle, the broadcaster has confirmed....
vnunet.com |
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Mayor orders police to give media access to crime data
Mayor Byron W. Brown on Thursday ordered police to restore the media's access to crime information that had been removed from a Police Department computer in recent months.
The Buffalo News |
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Computers to help spot criminals' bad habits
Police could benefit from "linkage analysis" software that connects serial crimes by revealing similarities in the perpetrator's behaviour (full text available to subscribers)
New Scientist |
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Battle of the mobiles: The new BlackBerry Boldly challenges the iPhone
It is set to be one of the most bitter battles the gadget industry has seen. BlackBerry today unveiled a new version of its gadget declaring war on arch rivals Apple and Nokia.
Daily Mail |
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Between a rock and YouTube, video execs see promise
Internet video executives say that advertisers are staying far away from so-called user-generated videos like those on YouTube. So where's the money going?
CNET |
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Ambulance service abandons IT as hardware crashes
London Ambulance Service has had to replace hardware, after a failure that forced paramedics to use pen and paper instead of computers.
VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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AOL troubles Google
Google looks likely to take a shower on its $1bn investment in AOL, as documents filed with the US Securities and Exchange Committee say that investment is "impaired".
VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News |
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Appeals court reinstates 'face-to-face' wine provision
Indiana residents must first make face-to-face contact with a wine merchant before they can place wine orders over the phone or the Internet, a federal appeals court has ruled.
WTHR Indianapolis |
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