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01 Mar 06

Frankwatching - Top 25 Belangrijke business blogging bronnen

  • Het aantal bedrijven dat zelf actief is met blogs is momenteel nog erg beperkt. Bedrijven blijken vooral bang te zijn voor blogging. Maar ze zijn ook bang om de boot te missen en juist dat zal in de komende maanden voor velen ook de reden zijn om toch met blogging te beginnen. Altijd handig dan, zo'n overzicht met de 25 belangrijkste internationale bronnen over business blogging
22 Feb 06

Frankwatching - Event: Het nieuwe uitgeven

  • User generated content, weblogs, wiki's, RSS-feeds, Podcasting, Vodcasting, het zijn allemaal ontwikkelingen die een steeds grotere rol gaan spelen binnen de uitgeefbranche. Maar de belangrijke vraag die hiermee samenhangt is: hoe zal de lezer zich in de toekomst ontwikkelen? Wat wil deze nieuwe lezer? En welke rol kan de uitgever hierin spelen? De antwoorden op deze vragen stonden centraal in het seminar 'Het nieuwe uitgeven' dat vandaag in Media Plaza (Utrecht) plaatsvond
19 Feb 06

Media Facts

  • De Vlaamse krant De Tijd is een drie maanden durend experiment begonnen met een echte digitale krant. Willem Endhoven, directeur van de e-paper leverancier iRex Technologies, komt het nieuwe gereedschap toelichten tijdens het Nationaal Uitgeverscongres 2006. (16.2.2006)
15 Feb 06

Boing Boing: Princeton DRM researchers release Sony debacle paper

  • Princeton DRM researchers release Sony debacle paper
    Princeton's Ed Felten and Alex Halderman have published the final version of "Lessons from the Sony CD DRM Episode," a spectacular paper that they published in draft form in a series of blog posts reported on here. The final paper is required reading for anyone who wants to understand the technology and business behind sneakily crippling our PCs in the name of stopping us from copying. 156k PDF Link (via Freedom to Tinker)

Fraunhofer makes tool to fight music piracy News - PC Advisor

  • The Fraunhofer Institute has developed prototype technology to help curb the sharp rise in online music piracy, which ironically has been enabled through another invention of the renowned German research group: MP3 audio compression.
14 Feb 06

'Trusted Storage' Spec Will Encrypt Hard Drives

  • The Trusted Computing Group has laid out a preliminary framework for "trusted storage," a hard drive that would use encryption as a means of protecting data.
    The TCG released the Trusted Software Stack version 1.2 on Monday, with features that include direct anonymous attestation, among others. But it is the trusted hard drive specification, due in preliminary form at the end of March, which should interest consumers and IT managers alike.
13 Feb 06

iRex : The iLiad

  • Digital written content can now be read as easily and conveniently as the printed word on paper. The iRex Technologies E-reader provides true reading comfort, flexibility and versatility. It can be read outdoors, in sunshine or shadow. As well as reading you can also write comments, mark or underline sections, for a true two-way paper experience. And all of this at the lowest power consumption.

    Digital written content is now readable on a truly portable, consumer friendly device. Designed for intuitive ease of use, the iRex Technologies E-reader, uses wireless Internet connectivity, PC connection or flash memory to deliver content. This means you can now always have ALL the reading material you want with you at all times. To read wherever you want to read it. Making the iRex Technologies E-reader suitable for multiple professional and leisure uses. Multi format support enables virtually any operating system to be used.

    The iLiad

    The iLiad is a first generation electronic reader product. Availability as of April 2006.
    The iLiad platform allows for customized versions of the electronic reader that can be created for special (B2B) markets
07 Feb 06

LinuxP2P View topic - Richard Stallman on P2P

  • Richard Matthew Stallman (On the picture below) is the creator of the Free Software movement, the founder of the GNU project and the Free Software Foundation. He has written several programs used in almost all GNU/Linux distributions, such as the GNU C Compiler, the GNU Emacs editor and the GNU Debugger, amongst others. He wrote the GNU GPL, and is also currently co-authoring version 3 of the GPL. He also gave POSIX it's name, the term used to mean most UNIX-like operating systems today. We asked him for his opinions on File Sharing, DRM and some other subjects.
31 Jan 06

Wikipedia:Requests for comment/United States Congress - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

  • In order to remain listed at Wikipedia:Requests for comment, at least two people need to show that they tried to resolve a dispute with this user and have failed. This must involve the same dispute with a single user, not different disputes or multiple users. The persons complaining must provide evidence of their efforts, and each of them must certify it by signing this page with ~~~~. If this does not happen within 48 hours of the creation of this dispute page (which was: 08:06, 30 January 2006 (UTC)), the page will be deleted. The current date and time is: 19:41, 31 January 2006 (UTC).
30 Jan 06

What are the lessons from Dan Gillmor's Bayosphere?

  • What are the lessons from Dan Gillmor's Bayosphere?
    What went wrong at the ambitious community journalism site? And what does it mean for grassroots sites in general?
    By Tom Grubisich
    Posted: 2006-01-29
    It was an extraordinary confession. The fervid evangelist for citizen journalism, Dan Gillmor, acknowledged, in excruciating detail, that his attempt to put his preaching into practice -- by launching his widely anticipated Bayosphere site -- was an editorial and business failure.
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