Online Sharing With Creative Commons - Technewsworld joichi ito, a cofounder of the japanese incubator digital garage, has photographed some of the technology industry's top names, and he's posting the photos online for anyone to use -- free. he's using the creative commons license, something dear to ... www.technewsworld.com
Online Sharing With Creative Commons not long after joichi ito uploaded a photo he had taken of internet pioneer vinton cerf to the online encyclopedia wikipedia last year, he noticed something odd. most of the internet luminaries and technology gurus who had write-ups on wikipedia had poor-quality photos or none at all. it wasn't just that. "i realized that some famous people have no free photos online," says ito. www.linuxinsider.com
Popular Business Directory Searches edmond 4-h club is hosting the annual safety fair at the osu extension office from noon to 4 p.m., sept. 13. lauren nelson will be there to talk about internet safety and children. www.edmondsun.com
Directory Services Set Their Sights On Mobile Phones - Times Online there is every chance that raj raithatha has got your number. the chief executive of connectivity, a start-up company, is compiling a database of contact details for 15m mobile-phone users. this autumn he plans to start making money from them. armed ... business.timesonline.co.uk
Keeping The Landline Relevant - Technewsworld about 12 million households use only cell phones, not landlines, and that number is projected to more than double in four years. however, the spotty service that wireless phones and carriers sometimes provide, as well as most plans' limited calling ... www.technewsworld.com
Selling Online To Industrial Buyers Overseas the state of the u.s. economy has hit many small businesses hard. some of them could stem the damage by selling in international markets, but many don't know how to open their doors to overseas buyers. linda rigano, director of strategic alliances at thomasnet, teaches small industrial supply firms how to overhaul their online marketing strategies. www.ecommercetimes.com
The Fcc Vs. Comcast: Who's Got The Most Marbles? - Macnewsworld comcast has a great deal of explaining to do, if the fcc gets its way. the regulatory agency has issued a detailed written supplement that goes beyond the tongue-lashing it gave the company a couple of weeks ago over its practice of interfering with ... www.macnewsworld.com
Is Sun Microsystems Primed For Purchase? - Linux Insider could sun microsystems be a takeover target? the company has seen its stock price slide and isn't expecting much in the way of improved performance for the immediate future. the combination of factors has caused some speculation among analysts that ... www.linuxinsider.com
Keeping The Landline Relevant remember the home phone? it's back. cable companies and wireless carriers are trying to reinvent residential phone service, pumping fresh life and new features into those old-fashioned landlines that were once ubiquitous in u.s. households. by year-end, for example, comcast is planning to launch an "enhanced cordless telephone" that assumes characteristics of a mobile phone. www.technewsworld.com
Back In Time the invitation was seductive: "you have been selected to be counted among your peers of the graduating class at your alma mater. we hope you can bring a memorable picture from your years at high school, which will be part of a visual contest." www.pittsburghlive.com
Princeton Review Flunks Data Privacy Test - Linux Insider personal data on tens of thousands of florida students was published on the web after the students used the princeton review to train for a state-run standardized test. the information was unsecured for about a month and a half and included names ... www.linuxinsider.com
Readin', Writin' And Web 2.0 - E-commerce Times new ways of using the web mean change is on the horizon for schools, as well as students. web 2.0 has raised its fair share of security questions. also, the amount of bandwidth a school needs to support has grown, as teachers use tools like video ... www.ecommercetimes.com
Article: Iphone Gems: 12 Internet Radio Apps For Iphone + Ipod Touch many people believed that the ipod and itunes—as the embodiment of easy, instant access to music of your choice—meant the death of radio, which was developed to play music selected for you by other people. yet although traditional radio has indeed suffered over the past five years, it has also evolved: satellite radio, digital terrestrial radio, and internet radio have all popped up to offer ... www.ilounge.com
The Trouble With Twitter twitter's business model is starting to show. an early sign came in april, when the popular microblogging service launched in japan and the home page for every japanese user included a big banner ad in the top right corner. then, on aug. 7, twitter made another change, this time in the u.s., by limiting the number of people a single user could connect with, or "follow," to about 2,000. www.ecommercetimes.com
Iphonies: Fake Customers Line Up For Poland's Iphone Debut - Macnewsworld the iphone 3g had no trouble getting buyers to line up outside stores when it launched in the u.s. its reception as it launches in places like poland, however, is a little more subdued. but an apple launch without lines is scarcely an apple launch at ... www.macnewsworld.com
Read All '"comcast"' Posts In News - Politics And Law - Cnet News the federal communications commission on wednesday finally released the text of its 3-2 ruling saying comcast violated the law when throttling bittorrent transfers, marking the first time any broadband provider has been found to violate net ... news.cnet.com
New Website Allows Users To Own A Share Of The Web For Free internet entrepreneur daniel harrison is offering all internet users the chance to own a stake in his new website ownmysite.com by registering with nothing more than their email address. (prweb aug 20, 2008) read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/08/prweb1223914.htm www.prweb.com
Miffed Iphone User Sues Apple For Feeble 3g Performance - E-commerce Times apple uses the phrase "twice as fast. half the price" in its iphone 3g marketing materials, but according to a woman in alabama, that's a big enough lie to warrant a class-action lawsuit. she's reportedly filed the suit on behalf of herself and ... www.ecommercetimes.com