cte | Kris Smith has read these articles about "cte" | www.croncast.comThis is the keyword feed for "cte" from my read items in Google Reader. If you would like to search or subscribe to category/keyword rss feeds for items that I have shared with Google Reader visit http://www.croncast.com/c4_reading.phpTop 10 Places for Photography in San Francisco- February 28, 2008 One of the most common emails I get from readers is an email letting me know that they are coming to visit San Francisco and asking what I'd recommend that a visitor shoot while here on their trip.With that in mind, I thought I'd put together a post today of what I feel are the top 10 not to be missed photographic sites to shoot while you visit.To dig deeper into some of the things to shoot in the San Francisco Bay Area I've set up two collections on Flickr.The first collection is called Bay...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ThomasHawksDigitalConnection/~3/242885997/top-10-places-for... Advice on Bow-ties- February 26, 2008 (from DFOF's own collection) Manolo, one of DFOF's favourite fashion bloggers, has a fine piece on the dastardly evil that is the pre-tied bow tie. Pre-Tied Bowties: Why Not Just Wear Sweatpants He picks up on the Oscars, and gives John Travolta a basting and grilling It is indeed sad state of affairs, then, when the same knot used for your shoelaces cannot be successfully duplicated on the necks of dozens of grown men at an event known for its clothing and televised for millions of...http://dfof.wordpress.com/2008/02/26/advice-on-bow-ties/ Fired for blogging - what&39;s the legal angle- February 21, 2008 There's been much discussion for the past few years about the dangers of blogging, especially the dangers of getting fired for blogging. As more lawyers became familiar with blogging, we've started to see discussionsand lately even some lengthy seminarsabout the legal issues related to blogging by employees. Corporations have been advised by these lawyers, many of whom are not bloggers, to create a manual that specifies what is expected and prohibited with respect to blogging. CNN apparently.http://www.ernietheattorney.net/ernie_the_attorney/2008/02/fired-for-blogg.html Hacker&39;s Company Lets Users Copy iTunes Songs- February 20, 2008 A start-up co-founded by famed Norwegian hacker "DVD Jon" is introducing a service that enables users to copy and use copy-protected Apple Inc. iTunes songs on many popular non-Apple devices. The San Francisco-based company, doubleTwist, is releasing a service that makes it easy for consumers to share both user-generated and professionally created audio, photos and video clips via computers, certain mobile phones or PSP game players.Read the article: ReutersTags: copy songs hacker service ...http://www.gigalaw.com/news/2008/02/hackers-company-lets-users-copy-itunes.html Irony is dead, last gasp of newspaper industry edition- February 17, 2008 February 2008: Four large newspaper companies are joining forces to sell advertisements on the Internet, hoping that the combined heft of their Web sites will encourage large advertisers to spend more money. Each of the four companies the Tribune Company, the Gannett Company, the Hearst Corporation and The New York Times Company is transferring a portion of its online ad space to quadrantONE, a new company that will be announced Friday. The purpose of the joint venture, which will be...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/pmarca/~3/236452325/irony-is-dead-l.html Twitter in The Economist- February 15, 2008 The Economist magazine recently published a flattering article about Twitter. The article was titled A-Twitter and it compared Twitter to a form of abbreviated communication used by foreign correspondents in the first half of the 20th century called cablese.The Economist celebrated the restraints imposed by Twitter as "a strength," referring to our character limit as "poetic form." We like that! Finally, the piece declares Twitter "hard to dismiss." That's the stuff!Tags: twitter economist ...http://blog.twitter.com/2008/02/twitter-in-economist.html Study: 6% of People Online Contribute 50% of Display Ad Clicks- February 13, 2008 Though unsurprising, a new study released today by a consortium of big players in advertising found hard numbers to back up what you might have guessed. Specifically, that only 6% of people online are contributing 50% of the clicks to display advertisements. Starcom USA, behavioral targeting network Tacoda and comScore performed the study. Those people who click heavily have a number of other characteristics of note. "Heavy clickers skew towards Internet users between the ages of 25-44 and..http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/readwriteweb/~3/234149557/heavy_clickers.php Nokia Loves Google, T-Mobile Loves Yahoo- February 12, 2008 Everyone is announcing search-related mobile partnerships this year at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Today, four huge players have connected: Nokia has announced its partnership with Google, while T-Mobile hooked up with Yahoo. For Nokia, this means that its handsets will have a search application called Nokia Search which will basically point to Google Search. Let's face it: when they want to do search, most users want and expect to see Google Search, and the benefit for both parties...http://mashable.com/2008/02/12/nokia-google-t-mobile-yahoo-partnership/ Microsoft Buys Danger - Zune Phone Anyone- February 12, 2008 Syndicated from last100, our digital lifestyle blog Long before Apple's iPhone, another Silicon Valley-based company pioneered the consumer-friendly smart phone. That company was Danger Inc. best known for its T-mobile branded Sidekick (the Paris Hilton smart phone of choice) and its user friendly mobile OS and Internet applications. As of today, Danger is no more. Instead, the company is being gobbled up by Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division, responsible for overseeing the Zune,...http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/readwriteweb/~3/233312968/microsoft_buys_danger_zune_phone.... AT&T Giving Away Free Wi-Fi at Starbucks- February 12, 2008 Starbucks has had to change a few aspects of its business model, thanks to its large presence and the offering of gourmet coffee from every retailer, specifically McDonalds. So after adopting regular marketing (i.e. television commercials) for the first time, and introducing tiny cups of coffee for $1 (to better compete with McDonalds) the world's favorite cozy cafe is stepping into a new realm with the offering of free and paid Wi-Fi offerings in a partnership with AT&T, through its...http://mashable.com/2008/02/11/att-giving-free-wi-fi-at-starbucks/ |