NECC 2007 – Keynote
NECC 2007 – Keynote
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While this question sounds like it is from technology staff having a really bad day, it is actually the main question for an older article posted on C/Net. The issue is: “Might it be so that we use the term and concept of user education as a way to cover up our failure?” he asked…
While there are many features I love about the Web 2.0 model, I don’t find the tools are quite capable to replace my productivity tools just yet. But the idea is intriguing: are the capabilities becoming advanced enough for users to consider switching over? If not now, when does it become compelling? While it is…
The blog Learning.Now details some new proposed legislation in the House that resurrects DOPA (Deleting Online Predators Act) that was passed by the House last year but received no movement from the Senate. At first glance this bill looks laudable, putting further restrictions to keep pornography from children. It then targets social networking sites to…
Yesterday at work a RSS headline crossed my screen that caught my eye, and I clicked on it thinking I would take a quick glance–Roger Ebert gets his voice back: “Uncanny. A good feeling.” which led me to the Esquire article: Roger Ebert: The Essential Man. Little did I expect I would get drawn down…
JPEG is the standard for photo sharing, particularly on the internet. Now a new proposed version, JPEG RX, is based on a Microsoft standard. Electronista | Microsoft format to become JPEG successor Microsoft format to become JPEG successorThe multinational Joint Photographic Experts Group, responsible for the JPEG standard used in virtually all mainstream imaging, has…
While Microsoft will not set a date, PC World cites a web source that predicts the next service pack for Windows XP is coming next month. PC World – Windows XP SP3 Due Next Month, Report Says