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Advocate to offer more prep coverage
The Advocate and NewarkAdvocate.com are increasing our coverage commitment to all high school sports this year, including an expansion of online content for all sports.
Newark Advocate |
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County schools upgrade Web site for better communication
The Etowah County school system is making changes to its Web site to make communication with parents, students and the community more effective.
The Gadsden Times |
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Video interview with John Starkweather from Microsoft published
August 17, 2008 [Pocket PC phone] By Edward J. R. Johh Starkweather is located now in Singapore but he operates globally and is influencing development of Windows Mobile 7 too.
MS Mobiles |
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What I Did Last Summer: CEO Camp
Sure, the kids looked sharp presenting their business plans to the jury of Silicon Valley investors. And yes, the investors looked impressed sitting in the conference room at Microsoft's Silicon Valley campus. But me? All I could think was: It's summer. Shouldn't these middle-schoolers be out bouncing a ball? Or counting the clouds? Or rowing a boat across a lake?
E-Commerce Times |
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GRAPPLING with AUTISM
Actor William Christopher, who will appear in a play in Aberdeen next month, has been researching the Hub City on the Internet....
Aberdeen American News |
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GMA receives Connection to Collections Bookshelf
The Institute of Museum and Library Services has awarded the Gadsden Museum of Art and History the IMLS Connection to Collections Bookshelf, a core set of conservation books, DVD and online resources.
The Gadsden Times |
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Philips wins EISA awards for 2008-2009 LCD TV and streamium audio compact system
Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Philips has been honored with two prestigious product awards from the European Imaging & Sound Association (EISA).
AME Info |
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Probe targets theft of computer monitor
NEWFANE -- Niagara County sheriff's deputies are investigating the theft of a $250 computer monitor from a classroom at Newfane Elementary School on Friday. Deputies noted that the Transit Road school is currently undergoing renovations.
The Buffalo News |
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Web site mocks NIU plan
The tussle over who will build the region’s first proton therapy cancer treatment centers has spread to cyberspace.
Kane County Chronicle |
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The breach
Five years ago, Albert Gonzalez allegedly used an unsecured radio link to tap into the computers of a BJ's Wholesale Club store in Miami and access customer credit-card numbers.
Boston Globe |
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Lintner ready to take on AD duties at Linden
Dallas Lintner looks at some of the fall sports schedules on his computer. Lintner is Linden’s new athletic director. Keeping athletic directors at Linden High School in recent times has been like watching a game of hot potato.
Tri-County Times |
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Durbin talks health insurance with business owners
ELGIN – For the last three years, James and Heather Hills have worked to build a business that helps small and mid-sized businesses sell products on the Internet.
Kane County Chronicle |
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Technology Fair scheduled in advance of Summit 303 meeting
ST. CHARLES – With a surge in the popularity and accessibility of computers, iPods and text messaging, it’s natural to start seeing this technology make its way into the classroom.
Kane County Chronicle |
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School waits in vain for computers
PUPILS of SRK Sri Ladang in Rengit, Batu Pahat, have been waiting in vain for a computer laboratory to be set up in their school for the past eight years.
The New Straits Times |
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Friedens receives high speed Internet service
Somerset County, a land once barren of high-speed Internet access, is beginning to sprout service areas. The latest to hit the map is a portion of Somerset Township, where aggregator Patty Wildenmann began her quest little more than a year ago.
The Daily American |
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ACA REQUIRES EXPERTS IN ALL FIELDS TO FILL VACANCIES
KOTA BAHARU, Aug 17 (Bernama) -- The Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) requires graduates with expertise in various fields to fill vacancies in the department.
Bernama via Yahoo! Malaysia News |
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Indian industry seeks cutting edge IT solutions from vendors
By Madhusree Chatterjee, New Delhi, Aug 17 : As businesses in India log higher growth figures, companies are falling back on independent service vendors to deliver more specialized IT solutions that can slash costs to a minimum and provide quick benefits of scale, especially in the bullish mid-market segment which is steering the industry's growth story.
New Kerala |
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Mobile computers a boon to sheriff’s office
MONTROSE — With help from taxpayers and the Montrose Police Department, the sheriff’s office was able to implement mobile data computers that will lead to cost- and labor-savings.
Montrose Daily Press |
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Mystery surrounds death of hip, high-tech Web pioneer, artist
New York - Mark Chamberlain's life screamed New York, New York. He was 15 when he ran away from home in Seattle to make it
New London Day |
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Visionary idea
A new San Diego company wants to prevent people from looking and feeling like computer geeks. Gunnar Optiks, which started 18 months ago in the garage of one of its owners, is launching a line of computer glasses that aim to prevent the dry eyes, blurry vision and headaches that can be caused by sitting for hours in front of a computer screen, BlackBerry or video game.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
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Farmers absorb latest from new media
Think of it as moo media. Cattle farmers anywhere in the world can pull up YouTube’s Web site and watch Purdue University’s videos on grazing and breeding techniques. The collection’s most popular video has been downloaded more than 2,200 times in eight months.
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette |
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Online gaming - one stop shop for entertainment, education and employment
By Shweta Srinivasan, New Delhi, Aug 17 : Online games on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's political upheavals, on driving through the crazy streets of Mumbai and on arranging your daughter's marriage will teach you real life lessons that textbooks never could.
New Kerala |
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Rice U. student, missing 8 months, found at Berkeley
HOUSTON – A Rice University computer science student whose disappearance eight months ago made national news was discovered not begging in the streets or roughing it in the wilderness, but using a laptop at the University of California Berkeley.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
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Steren, Decourt bring 'Computainment' to public
DOVER and#8212; At 34 Dover Point Road for a year now, DOT Technologies President Gary Steren and technology specialist Ed Decourt have blended their more than 12 years' experience in the computer industry to bring their brand of "computainment" to the...
Portsmouth Herald |
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Seattle unloads 5 self-cleaning toilets on eBay
SEATTLE – City officials have finally gotten rid of five high-tech, self-cleaning toilets that cost Seattle $5 million – but sold online for just $12,549.
San Diego Union-Tribune |
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