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Friday, May 9 2008
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Marisa Peacock
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Filed Under » Web Content
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Thursday, May 8 2008
Blinkx Gets Rosy for Video Content Management
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Barb Mosher
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Filed Under » Enterprise 2.0
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Ahh, our insatiable need to spend hours viewing online video, whether it be our favorite episode of The Family Guy, or that hilarious commercial on YouTube. Yes we definitely are a world of watchers. And organizations are getting smarter everyday figuring how to use this vice to their advantage.
Online video search engine provider, blinkx, aims to help those organizations by providing the blinkx Advanced Media Platform, a video content management solution that will “unlock the potential of video assets and maximize their monetization”.
What's in your Xobni?
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Marisa Peacock
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Filed Under » Enterprise 2.0
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When Xobni was formed in 2006 by two graduate students, it sought to improve, enhance and otherwise fix Microsoft Outlook.
Now, it’s taking its efforts even further with a new tool that plugs into Outlook. Their software, free and downloadable, indexes all the e-mail in Outlook and makes those messages easily searchable and readily available.
CM Pros to Host 2008 Spring Summit
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David Dahlquist
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Filed Under » Enterprise CMS
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West coast CMSers, it’s time to get yo’ summit on. The Gilbane Group and Lighthouse Seminars have announced that the 2008 CM Pros U.S. Spring Summit will take place on June 17, in conjunction with the fourth Annual Gilbane San Francisco Conference which is June 18-20 at the Westin Market Hotel in San Francisco. The summit will offer attendees an in-depth forum for discussing the business and technical side of managing and delivering dynamic content.
A Multilingual Deki Wiki for Mozilla
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Marisa Peacock
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Filed Under » Enterprise 2.0
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No matter how you say it, MindTouch has announced the release of MindTouch Deki Wiki “Jay Cooke” v8.05.
Driven in part by the requirements of Mozilla, which selected MindTouch for the upcoming re-launch of their Mozilla Developer Community, the open source enterprise collaboration and integration platform known for its innovations in internationalization/localization, search and user experience, has aimed its sights on revolutionizing multilingual content management.
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Wednesday, May 7 2008
List Websites by Audience Demographics with Quantcast
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John Conroy
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Filed Under » Analytics
Quantcast this week launches a service which enables searching of websites according to key readership demographics. The new facility enables marketers to enter a list of demographic parameters, and returns a list of websites whose readership matches those criteria. As an example, if a marketer is targeting black male readers, over 40, with an income over $60,000, then Quantcast’s new service serves up a list of websites which attracts that audience, and also tells you whether or not the site accepts advertising.
Better yet, the service is free. Just sign up and target away.
Away From Print Towards A Better Life Online
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Marisa Peacock
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Filed Under » Web Publishing
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Can print media survive the transition to the Internet?
It’s an awkward question at best, whose answer has seemed quite dismal over the past year. But now, with a struggling economy and fledgling print audience, International Data Group (IDG) has sought a probable answer.
GoogleReader Challenges Others like FriendFeed
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Eric Brown
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Filed Under » Industry News
Google has released an addition to their RSS aggregator, Google Reader. The addition, “Note in Reader”, acts like a bookmarking tool that is then transferred to your shared items in Google Reader. Unfortunately for Google, this has been done (with incredible success) by other companies already. Can Google compete?
Virtualization - What Does the Next Generation Look Like?
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David Dahlquist
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Filed Under » Virtualization
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Virtualization has been taking the IT field by storm, but where is it headed? The theme of November’s 4th International Virtualization Conference and Expo is “The Next Generation of Virtualization”. They are welcoming submissions from exceptional speakers with high-quality use cases not just on how virtualization maximizes the use of resources and thus saves companies money, but also of how it is altering the way businesses run IT in a fundamental way.
The Computing Cloud Gets a Little Bigger with Mosso
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Maria M. Diaz
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Filed Under » Web Publishing
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Rackspace’s cloud computing provider Mosso announced they were introducing an Internet based storage solution called CloudFS as a complement to their recently launched, The Hosting Cloud. CloudFS is poised to be a competitor to Amazon S3 and Google Apps.
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