Archive for May, 2007

The Unblogosphere

This morning on The RSS Blog, Randy Morin posted about a link to Kent Newsome’s article about the unblogosphere. You have to first understand that an ‘unconference’ is a relatively new term for a new type of conference where there really isn’t an audience. Presenters and speakers are basically on the same plane with equal [...]

Fairly Use Tale

Explaining copyright and fair use through Disney characters.

via: BoingBoing

Technorati tags: video, youtube, fair+use, copyright

links for 2007-05-22

ยป aQuantive: Who are these guys?
(tags: aquantive microsoft)

Encyclopedia of Life

A new website will catalog all 1.8 million of the Earth’s species. The Encyclopedia of Life will cost about $100 million and take about 10 years to complete.
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links for 2007-05-21

“Data storm” blamed for nuclear-plant shutdown
(tags: news tech Security internet)

Verisign Adds Green ‘Trusted’ Address Bar to Firefox To Help Users

Verisign has released a plugin for Firefox that turns the Web browser’s address bar green when users visit a trusted Internet site. The Firefox add-on is for early-adopters who understand its current limitations. The Firefox plugin only works with certificates Verisign issues.
 
Technorati tags: firefox, verisign, security

Scientists test new form of matter

 
Technorati tags: science, matter

links for 2007-05-19

Disable Snap.com Previews Permanently
(tags: Firefox adblock hack)

Google to buy Feedburner?

I need to ponder this rumor for a bit but it wouldn’t surprise me. They both have ads and it would give Google nice foray into the feed market. They could even roll their analytics together and provide a nice package. Just as long as they don’t mess with the service and the Feedburner attitude.
 
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Google Developer Podcasts

If you like to code with Google APIs and enjoy podcasts you might want to check out the Google Developer Podcast.
The Google Developer Podcast covers,

Interviews with Google engineers, discussing areas of their expertise
New features, applications, and APIs that matter to developers
Open source projects that we work on and/or care about at Google
Projects that use [...]