Feb
28th
links for 2007-02-28
Posted in Daily Reads by del.icio.us at 7:27 am
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This site simply links to movies that are hosted elsewhere on the net and plays them through its own player. I’m not sure how long it will last before the MPAA goes on the rampage, but it’s up right now!
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Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act provides that “[no] provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider
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I’ve got a secret for you: don’t rubberstamp your CIO’s decision to upgrade to Vista or Office 2007. In fact, tack on a big “reject” to the request or the requisition.
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Here Ning co-founder Gina Bianchini, shows off the new Ning social media creation platform. We get an in-depth demo of how Ning (version 2 just released today) enables you to build your own social network.
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Lycos-Qumana is a free and easy blogging editor to post to one or more blogs – including Tripod blogs.
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Each day during Black History Month, CNN Interactive will profile one man or woman who has made a lasting contribution, ranging from literature, music and the arts to science and technology.
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I am starting a series of posts looking at the risks and benefits of corporate blogging.
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It lights up when it’s plugged in! And it has a picture of a drill on it so you know which cord to unplug.
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The task of corporate blogging encapsulates a plethora of pitfalls. Recently, my consulting work and a number of colleagues have illustrated some of the worst problems plaguing companies who attempt to enter the world of blogging.
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Pipette is a handy utility for digital artists and web designers. It allows you to quickly and easily grab the colour of any pixel on the screen and copy it in hex format, as used in CSS files, or in most paint programs, such as Adobe Photoshop.
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At Rogue Amoeba, we’ve gone through a several web hosts over the years, and seen at least two die off in the process. As such, I thought I’d detail our own experiences with web hosting, and provide a bit of advice.
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This is a REALLY sweet word processor. It’s got amazing typography, pagination, resizing and reflowing, all in Flash (and Apollo, for offline use.) Unlike Google Docs, this isn’t a lightweight word processor.
