Jan
13
2009
The website of the Arabian Anti-Piracy Alliance, which represents the MPAA and a wide range of copyright holders in the Middle East, has been defaced by hackers. The entire news section has been wiped out a week ago, and it hasn’t recovered since. It seems like this anti-piracy outfit doesn’t even visit its own site.


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Jan
13
2009
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes ” The U.S. President-elect, Barack Obama has selected Julius Genachowski to lead the Federal Communications Commission. This appears to bode well for a forward-looking (or at least clued) Internet policy, since Genachowski is credited with running Obama’s internet-based election campaign, and, according to ‘Fierce Telecom,’ ‘has an impressive record working with technology and communications companies: He was Chief of Business Operations at InterActiveCorp; he’s co-founder of Rock Creek Ventures, which currently backs 11 internet-based start-ups, and he’s also served on the boards of numerous technology and new media companies, including The Motley Fool, Web.com, Truveo, and Rapt’.”

Read more of this story at Slashdot.


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Jan
13
2009
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Jan
13
2009
Comments Off on World, meet the Palm PrE and webOS – Business Mirror | tags: google, mobile, news, Phone, security, tv, web | posted in technical news
Jan
13
2009
Led by the NSA, an industry group has published a list of the 25 most dangerous software programming errors.Two of these bugs led to more than 1.5 million Web site breaches last year. Often, these Web breaches were used by online attackers to then launch more attacks against people who surfed the hacked sites…


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Jan
13
2009
More and more applications these days are migrating to the Web. Without platform constraints or installation requirements, the software-as-a-service model looks very attractive.


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Jan
13
2009
Yesterday an article in The Times of London set the web abuzz over new findings that every Google search contributed 7 grams of CO2 to the atmosphere – half the amount produced when heating a tea kettle (heaven forbid!). I criticized the article for being overly alarmist, with a lack of perspective and possible bias. Google also responded…


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Jan
13
2009
If you have a website or blog you’re probably interested in who’s visiting your site and what they’re doing while they’re there. Way back in 2007 we did a post on web analytics but a lot has changed since then. Most analytics packages are now focusing on real-time tracking of visitor data. Here are 50+ apps to help monitor your traffic.


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Jan
12
2009
Comments Off on Google Paper Proves Social Web Has Become a Science – eWeek | tags: email, facebook, google, myspace, network, networking, news, technology, web | posted in technical news
Jan
12
2009
When the CBS Corporation bought CNet for .8 billion last year, it acquired TV.com, a Web site that had little to brag about except a valuable domain name. Now CBS is transforming it into a video destination. Today CBS will announce deals with PBS, Sony, MGM, Endemol, USA and Showtime that will expand its free ad-supported online library.


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