I have just decided I been on the net far toooo long and my eyes are sore!
I am tired of Internet Marketing Products but seem almost compelled to want to slag them off because 99% are shit!
SignOnSanDiego.com: A small La Jolla company thinks it has a technology that could represent the future of scientific publishing.
A correspondent pointed me to this document, dated March 30, 1965, in which an executive with Western Union, the telegraph company, lays out the company’s ambitious plan to create “a nationwide information utility, which will enable subscribers to obtain, economically, efficiently, immediately, the required information flow to facilitate the conduct of business and other affairs.” The idea of a “computing utility” was much discussed in the 1960s, but this document nonetheless provides a remarkably prescient outline of what we now call cloud computing. Some excerpts: Over the past century or more there have evolved in this country a limited number…
Gizmodiva: The very famed, branded and yummyliscious chewy jelly belly has taken another avatar now. The worlds’ best jelly beans are now taking a plunge into being earphones as well. The all new stereo earphones look as appetizing as its namesake. The earphones come in a combination of two attractive colors like pink and green or white and blue. This is the most distinctive feature of these earphones that the color of the pair doesnt match. This utterly delectable pair of earphones come with a similar bean shaped pouch for carrying and are priced at $33. You can grab a pair for yourself.
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Could the status quo of the commercial internet be shaken as a result of an old man’s misinterpretation of a question? Maybe so. Earlier this month, Rupert Murdoch sat down for an interview with Sky News Australia (a company that Murdoch’s News Corporation partially owns). A little way into the interview, the following exchange took place: Interviewer: The other argument from Google is that you could choose not to be on their search engine … so that when someone does do a search, your web sites don’t come up. Why haven’t you done that? Murdoch: Well, I think we will….
