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posted by on Nov 20 Reuters - British cable operator Virgin Media said it did not believe mobile broadband had mass appeal in the short term, but it entered the market to offer the service in its high-end mobile, broadband and TV bundles. Here is the original:
posted by on Nov 20 Reuters - Nokia smartphones will be able to access IBM Lotus Notes corporate email starting from next month, the two firms said on Thursday, as the world’s top handset maker battles Blackberry-maker RIM. Here is the original:
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posted by on Nov 20 Reuters - “World of Warcraft” has become a phenomenon among role-playing interactive online games with its unrivaled success leaving competitors racing to draw gamers into new virtual worlds. Excerpt from:
posted by on Nov 20 CNET - Dell plans to preload computers with more subscription-based functions. The idea: give IT another, presumably less expensive way to access a myriad of systems management functions through the “cloud.” Source:
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posted by on Nov 20 This is just kewl. Jonathan Coulton, likely most known for his tune “Code Monkey”, is doing very pro-CC thing. I have had teh good fortune to shoot a few e-mails back and forth with Mr. Coulton. He is a very likable musician and is very much into the Creative Commons philosophy. According to this post at Lessig Jonathan has agreed to release “JoCo Looks Back” on a custom 1Gb thumb drive. He is also releasing all the original tracks from his works to make them available for remixes. Kudos to Mr. Coulton not only for his great music but his embracing the era of new media and intellectual property. Read the rest here:
posted by on Nov 19 AP - It was bad enough when Dan Lyons stopped sharing his musings about the technology scene in a hilarious satire of what Apple Inc. founder Steve Jobs would be like as a blogger. Excerpt from:
posted by on Nov 19 Citysearch was an early online success. Can it survive Web 2.0?
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posted by on Nov 19 CNET - For some security companies, Microsoft’s decision to offer a free anti-malware product, code-named Morro, won’t result in a dramatic change in how they do business. View original post here:
posted by on Nov 19 NewsFactor - IBM plans to buy Transitive to help its customers cut costs. Big Blue announced Tuesday that it will acquire the Los Gatos, Calif.-based virtualization-software company for an undisclosed amount. View post:
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posted by on Nov 19 19 November 2008 POD - Phil Ayoub 
Phil Ayoub Today is “Have a Bad Day” Day. I thought it was kind of a neat idea until I saw the copyright notice information at the web site above. I still think it is a neat idea but I do not like the idea of copyrighting Holidays. Who knows, maybe I am just having a bad day. With that in mind, I went with “Welcome to the Nightlife - Bad Day” by Phil Ayoub. Seems Phil is one of those musicians who has been around a while. He is a former Back Streeter. I found him over at The Podsafe Music Network. Honestly, I like every tune I have heard by this guy. So get out there and have a bad day folks. Thanks for reading and listening. A monthly subscription service for music lovers. If you are a daily listener to this podcast, you might like this service. posted by on Nov 19 PC Magazine - Microsoft on Wednesday unveiled a revamped Xbox gaming console that includes streaming HD movies from Netflix, a revamped dashboard, and movie and game purchases via Xbox.com. Microsoft’s ‘New Xbox Experience’ Goes Live
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posted by on Nov 19 AP - Facebook plans to start charging for verifying applications built for the social network
posted by on Nov 18 NewsFactor - The much-anticipated Google voice-search application for Apple’s iPhone, which was trumpeted to be available for download on Friday, has arrived on Apple’s App Store a bit later than expected. A reviewer says the application is okay, but needs some fine-tuning. Continued here:
posted by on Nov 18 18 November 2008 POD - Deaf Dunderkwac 
Deaf Dunderkwac Today I went with a band that is eclectic and, according to the Facebook profile, is a one man band. I like the description of his album over at Facebook “an annoying album of instrumentals with no individual track ID’s” for it shows a sense of humor. Today’s track easily falls into the experimental genre but, in my opinion, is done very well. It brings in other sounds against this sitar-like sound in a nice flowing manner. It blends repetition and variety in a pleasing manner. I think it makes for a good “different” track and fills almost nine minutes in a non-boring manner. I would love to hear what you think in a comment. Today’s Selection is “Interruption Partial Tension” by Deaf Dunderkwac. I found him over at Podsafe Audio. Also, for what it is worth, today is Mickey Mouse Day and Push button Phone Day. That is according to this neat calandar of such dates. Thanks for reading and listening. A monthly subscription service for music lovers. If you are a daily listener to this podcast, you might like this service. posted by on Nov 18 CNET - With the announcement Monday that Jerry Yang would step down as its chief, Yahoo’s search for a new CEO will not only be closely watched by its investors but also the folks at Microsoft, according to sources. Yahoo’s ultimate search–a new CEO
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