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What Will Egypt Do Without the Internet?

In: web resources

28 Jan 2011

According to numerous reports, the Egyptian government has shut down Internet access for 80,000,000 people. The same goes for SMS communication. Internet Intelligence firm Renesys, which considers itself the authority in global, real time Internet intelligence, reported last night: In an action unprecedented in Internet history, the Egyptian government appears to have ordered service providers [...]

E-Readers in Africa: Non-Profit Brings Thousands of Books to Ghanaian Children

In: web resources

27 Jan 2011

Worldreader.org is testing the idea that e-readers are libraries you can fit in your pocket. The non-profit is piloting a new campaign that would deliver e-readers, like Amazon’s Kindle, to children in Ghanaian schools. The e-readers will function as all-purpose textbooks by providing instantaneous access to the thousands of books now digitally available. E-readers require [...]

Internet TV Users Favor Netflix Over YouTube

In: web resources

4 Jan 2011

Nearly a quarter (21%) of all TVs shipped in 2010 had Internet connectivity and that is on track to grow to over 122 million in 2014, according to a new report from The NPD Group. Growth of connected TV was fueled by the Japanese market in 2010 and driven by high levels of broadband access. [...]

Kaleidescape Offers Up 100 Disc Blu-ray Movie Server [Can't Get Enough Blu-ray? Kaleidescape's New Server Will Provide Several Days' Worth At A Sitting]

In: gadgets

14 Dec 2010

Fellow movie buffs out there, you’ll want to pay attention to this one as it’s going to put the pop in your popcorn: the folks out at Kaleidescape have just announced the upcoming release of their new Blu-ray server which will accommodate fully one hundred Blu-ray titles. Continue reading: Kaleidescape Offers Up 100 Disc Blu-ray [...]

Web’s Inventor "Disturbed" By Current State of Creation

In: web resources

23 Nov 2010

The inventor of the web is not thrilled with the current state of his creation or the direction it’s taking. Tim Berners-Lee has released a new report at Scientific American, entitled Long Live the Web: A Call for Continued Open Standards and Neutrality, with the subtitle: "The Web is critical not merely to the digital [...]


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