Weblogsinc launches "Autoblog"

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"www.autobl0g.com"

"www.autobl0g.com" 06/05/2004 09:07 AM

YASNS Meta List, Comments Please…
- The Social Software Webl0g -
socialsoftware.webl0gsinc.com

YASNS Meta List, Comments Please…
- The Social Software Webl0g -
socialsoftware.webl0gsinc.com 12/19/2004 03:52 PM
Home of the Social Networking Services Meta List - The Social Software Weblog - socialsoftware.weblogsinc.com .. YASNS Metalist, Comments Please .. SNS providers .. En v'l  .. YASNs

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Webl0gs, Inc., World’s Largest Blog
Publisher, Announces Three New Blogs on
Satellite Radio (droxy.com), Flash
(flashinsider.com), and SAS
(sas.webl0gsinc.com).

Webl0gs, Inc., World’s Largest Blog
Publisher, Announces Three New Blogs on
Satellite Radio (droxy.com), Flash
(flashinsider.com), and SAS
(sas.webl0gsinc.com). 12/17/2004 06:44 PM
Weblogs, Inc., The World’s Largest Blog Publisher, Announces the Launch of 64th through 66th Weblogs, focused on Satellite and Digital Radio (droxy.com), Flash (flashinsider.com), SAS (sas.weblogsinc.com). [PRWEB Dec 15, 2004]

RNC Protests in New York City - The
Jason Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com

RNC Protests in New York City - The
Jason Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com 08/29/2004 07:20 PM
RNC Protests in New York City - The Jason Calacanis Weblog - calacanis.weblogsinc.com .. protest posters .. starting

calacanis.weblogsinc.com/entry/1130350724757782
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Fark.com sells their editorial, and the
loyalty of their users. - The Jason
Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com

Fark.com sells their editorial, and the
loyalty of their users. - The Jason
Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com 08/03/2004 02:57 PM
Fark.com sells their editorial, and the loyalty of their users .. And loses about a quarter of its coolness .. Jason Calacanis claims to have discovered .. about fark.com's advertorial policy .. for sale

calacanis.weblogsinc.com/entry/3475049847315684
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"Fark.com sells their editorial, and the
loyalty of their users. - The Jason
Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com"

"Fark.com sells their editorial, and the
loyalty of their users. - The Jason
Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com" 08/05/2004 03:22 AM

RSS Abuse: What’s fair use and
what’s abuse. (or Skweezer gets it
wrong). - The Jason Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com

RSS Abuse: What’s fair use and
what’s abuse. (or Skweezer gets it
wrong). - The Jason Calacanis Webl0g -
calacanis.webl0gsinc.com 01/02/2005 01:59 PM
Interesting discussion about Skweezer and RSS abuse .. WeblogsInc

calacanis.weblogsinc.com/entry/1234000450025233
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TIM Launches 3G

TIM Launches 3G 05/25/2004 11:36 PM
Unstrung.com May 26 2004 3:49AM GMT

LG launches My PC

LG launches My PC 09/16/2004 08:56 PM
The Hindu Sep 17 2004 0:13AM GMT

RAK launches e-government

RAK launches e-government 07/02/2004 01:15 AM
Gulf News Jul 2 2004 6:04AM GMT

AWS launches UMTS

AWS launches UMTS 07/21/2004 02:52 PM
Telecoms.com Jul 21 2004 6:10PM GMT

Mio launches MS smartphone in UK

Mio launches MS smartphone in UK 07/22/2004 04:24 AM
On paper - no hardware for '3-4' weeks...

MP3.com Hastily Re-launches -- But Will
It Fly?

MP3.com Hastily Re-launches -- But Will
It Fly? 04/27/2004 10:20 AM

Proximus Launches 3G

Proximus Launches 3G 04/13/2004 08:42 AM
Unstrung.com Apr 13 2004 12:35PM GMT

OurMedia launches

OurMedia launches 03/22/2005 03:37 PM
JD Lasica's and Marc Canter's OurMedia.org has launched, "a grassroots media organization, site and registry." Here's the one-line explanation from the home page: "Share your videos, audio files, photos, text or software - for free - with a global community of creative individuals." Looks good, especially for an alpha release. [Technorati tag: media]...

Kinja launches

Kinja launches 04/09/2004 04:11 PM
Kinja, the Web app for reading weblogs that Meg and Nick have been working on for the past year +, has launched as a beta. It's still a bit rough around the edges (especially design-wise) and a little schizophrenic as to who/what it's targetted at, but it's neat to play around with. I like that it reads like a weblog...which is not the case with RSS readers...something I never liked... (with comments)

ATI launches R420

ATI launches R420 05/04/2004 09:21 AM
Radeon X800 Pro, XT Platinum Edition launch this month

AT&T Wireless launches 3G

AT&T Wireless launches 3G 07/20/2004 02:23 PM
MobileTracker Jul 20 2004 6:48PM GMT

AT&T Wireless Launches 3G, But Why?

AT&T Wireless Launches 3G, But Why? 07/20/2004 12:40 PM
As was entirely expected (and leaked last week) AT&T Wireless has now launched their UMTS 3G service in San Francisco, Seattle, Phoenix and Detroit. The announcement also mentions that the service will be expanded to San Diego and Dallas by the end of the year. This is a bit curious, as those two cities were in the original list of four cities that AT&T Wireless named last year, but which (for no clear reason) were dropped from the list earlier this year. There still seems to be some confusion about whether or not AT&T Wireless was really required to do this as part of their deal with DoCoMo or not. Some have said that deal was no longer an issue since Cingular had agreed to buy out DoCoMo's share of AT&T Wireless. Still, it seems odd that AT&T Wireless has decided to launch this offering now. If the Cingular deal is really going to be completed this fall, why bother spending a couple months marketing the AT&T Wireless 3G service, only to have to rebrand it three months from now? Some are now saying that AT&T Wireless launching this service now might be an indication that the merger is a bit shakier than has been publicly stated. If the merger doesn't go through, they would still need to launch, since Cingular wouldn't bail them out from the DoCoMo agreement. Also, by launching earlier, they would have a head start on any 3G competition from Cingular. It still seems likely that the deal will go through, but this early announcement and unclear status of the DoCoMo clause is raising some eyebrows.

C&W launches VoIP for UK .biz

C&W launches VoIP for UK .biz 07/06/2004 07:02 AM
In brief Forecasts 25 per cent savings...

C&W launches VoIP for UK.biz

C&W launches VoIP for UK.biz 07/06/2004 08:41 AM
The Register Jul 6 2004 1:12PM GMT

AMD launches x50 Opterons

AMD launches x50 Opterons 05/18/2004 07:24 AM
Last 130nm server chips?

TMN Launches 3G In Portugal

TMN Launches 3G In Portugal 04/22/2004 02:39 AM
3G Apr 22 2004 7:26AM GMT

Revamped About.com launches

Revamped About.com launches 04/27/2004 08:50 AM
ZDNet Apr 27 2004 1:07PM GMT

Sun launches new app server

Sun launches new app server 04/19/2004 08:18 AM

LG launches new notebook PCs

LG launches new notebook PCs 04/16/2004 09:08 PM
The Hindu Apr 17 2004 0:53AM GMT

Amazon's A9 Launches

Amazon's A9 Launches 04/14/2004 02:24 PM
Amazon's A9 Launches - Amazon.com's Entry into the Search Engine World launches today (in Beta). [via BoingBoing]

IBM Launches ThinkPad X41

IBM Launches ThinkPad X41 04/06/2005 11:23 PM
TechTree Apr 7 2005 3:19AM GMT

HP launches new copiers

HP launches new copiers 11/18/2003 12:40 PM
Hewlett-Packard debuts new high-end copier devices, a market that's seen as critical to the company's effort to keep its printer business growing at double-digit rates.

AutomatorWorld Launches

AutomatorWorld Launches 07/29/2004 09:51 AM
AutomatorWorld is a new website dedicated the Mac scripting application Automator, due to ship in 2005 with OS X 10.4 Tiger. AutomatorWorld will be a clearinghouse of user-contributed Automator Workflows, as well as feature information, news and tips.

Flickr launches!

Flickr launches! 02/11/2004 12:08 PM
huge congrats to the ludicorp crew for making a social networking app that actually has a purpose

LG launches Notebook PCs

LG launches Notebook PCs 09/15/2004 09:48 PM
The Hindu Sep 16 2004 0:54AM GMT

HP launches H[i]Pods

HP launches H[i]Pods 08/30/2004 02:07 PM
Hewlett Packard are continuing their move into Digital Media markets with the launch of a HP branded Apple iPod. The devices come in variety of wacky colours, and are being launched with 20 gig and 40 gig hard drives inside them. The devices offer USB and Firewire connectivity, and will be sold at a comparable (read : the same) price to Apple.

Much had been speculated since HP announced its partnership with Apple, earlier this year, as to what they might do with the devices. More specifically, whether they'd make any changes or additions to the gear. The answer? Absolutely not. HP have not added WMA support to the iPods, which might have added some value to the iPods. The only addition that appears to have been made is "Printable Tattoos", allowing users to download, print, and deploy logos onto their iPods (HP claims they are easy to remove, yet at the same time are able to offer serious protection to the iPod from bumps etc).

With 8 months development time, HP have added little to Apple's product asides from an apparently poorly coded ActiveX plug-in for Windows Media Player. A very sorry story, making one wonder why people would buy the product from HP when they’d get exactly the same deal from Apple. The answer is unclear. However, HP's corporate logo of 'invent' really doesn't do this make over job justice.

View: HP iPod fact sheet | HP iPod homepage
Screenshot: Style 'blue' | Style 'flame' | Style 'poster'

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Boingo For Mac Launches

Boingo For Mac Launches 01/06/2005 07:58 PM

Boingo Wireless has finally, finally, finally released their Mac OS X client for hotspot access. By Glenn Fleishman, TidBITS

New Web Site Launches

New Web Site Launches 08/31/2004 05:36 PM

TiVoToGo Launches

TiVoToGo Launches 01/03/2005 08:07 AM

Remember when I said TiVoToGo was launching soon? I was mostly right—it launched today. If you have a Series2 TiVo you can go to the website and download the software today to copy shows to your laptop, although the DVD burning software that will facilitate permanent archiving is still not available. (Thanks, Dave!)

TiVoToGo Product Page [TiVo]

Sputnik Launches!

Sputnik Launches! 01/07/2004 05:29 PM

I'm extremely proud to herald the launch of Sputnik's newest product set, Sputnik Central Control 2.2 and the award-winning AP 120 WiFi Access Point. These products have made it to the light of day after thousands of man-hours of testing and real-world use, bugs and bug-fixes, dozens of deployments, new feature enhancements, and hundreds of hours spent listening and working with customers and partners.

These products make it easy for Wireless ISPs, Hotspot operators, and IT Services companies to roll out managed, authenticated wireless access. At $185 per AP, the Sputnik AP 120 (bu y) is one half to one fifth the price of wireless Access Points with equivalent features. The Access Point is completely managable centrally - everything from initial provisioning to ongoing maintenance and firmware upgrades, can be done centrally. Sputnik Central Control (bu y) acts as the centralized management console, and the $895 price includes a software license to manage up to 20 Access Points. Additional licensing packs are available as well. Add it all up, and the complete Sputnik system is at least one half to one tenth the price of similar solutions. Sputnik even offers completely free licensing for community wireless groups - making it easy to start and manage a community wireless network.

Here's what some customers are saying:

Chad M. Smith of Washington Broadband, Inc: I want to thank you for your support and providing such an excellent solution. We have researched for months for a solution like yours. I have even attempted developing our own with little success. Since the database and cgi is "open" we will have no problems integrating Sputnik into our billing system. We will definitely be purchasing your products in the short term.


Craig Fine, director of sales for Softmatrix: It would have been really difficult without Sputnik because there's not really a solution that lets you manage multiple hot spots with one server.

How do they do that?

Here's the scoop: Sputnik Central Control and the AP120 were built from the ground up with the conviction that you could have commodity hardware pricing and enterprise-class management. And because Sputnik built itself up organically, without Venture Capitalist funding, we are able to offer the products at a radically lower price point than our competitors. Everyone said "It can't be done." But we put our heads together and came up with a completely different approach from everyone else in the industry - and we have happy customers who are using the system every day. Here's what the architecture looks like:

Don't just take my word for it - LinuxDevices took a thorough look at the system, and came away impressed:

The Sputnik Agent provides all of the manageability hooks that enable automatic configuration, dynamic firewalling, multiple captive portal redirects, policy routing, centralized management, and end-user tracking.

Wi-Fi Networking News, the leading trade publication covering Wi-Fi and IEEE 802.11 standards liked what they saw:

With Sputnik's server software and access points (APs) that include Sputnik edge software, operators get centralized network management functions with usage analysis, security, AP provisioning, and an end user interface.

All this adds up to secure, managed wireless networking with lower capital costs, lower operating costs and greater flexibility than any alternative. See how people are using Sputnik technology in a variety of situations, like WISPs and Hot Spot Providers.

Sputnik is talking with select VARs and System Integrators. If you're interested in reselling the Sputnik system, send an email to partners@sputnik.com, but you'd better hurry - we're getting overwhelmed with requests.

I'm incredibly honored to have worked with the talented team of industry veterans at Sputnik. Everyone has worked their butts off to create a system built around user requests - an inexpensive, centrally managed, plug-and-play Wi-Fi system that provides group policy and access control - and one that could be plugged directly into a corporate LAN - no need for special VLANs or convoluted network architecture, just a dynamic firewall at each ingress/egress point in your network, all acting in unison, as part of a "hive mind".

wonkette launches

wonkette launches 01/23/2004 08:43 PM
Latest citadel in the Denton empire? The highly-anticipated beltway insider blog Wonkette, which launched today and is penned by Ana Marie Cox (former writer of Wired Digital's Suck column).

WhizSpark launches

WhizSpark launches 08/27/2004 01:47 PM

Congrats to Peter Caputa IV (or was he the Vth?)

:-) Anyway - congrats anyway - WhizSpark really picks up where UpComing.org leaves off.

BTW Does anybody know anything about this site at: OpenEvents.com? The copyright is 2002. No evidence there's any sign of life there.

Here's Peter's post.....

The New WhizSpark is Launched!
Many of you have noticed that we have relaunched WhizSpark, but I am slowly talking about what we have done via my blog, rather than having one big announcement that the new WhizSpark is out. The "EXTRA! EXTRA! days of big website launch announcements, imho, is passe. Although, we want our subscriber base to take off, unlike many social networking sites, our revenue is not based on getting everyone and their mother registered (although it could help). Nevertheless, the main reason that I am pushing it out slowly is because there are so many features that we've developed and so many ways that people can derive value from them, that I could never include it in one post. Additionally, by talking about one feature at a time, it allows me to solicit advice and feedback from my extended group of blogging friends. (Plus, instead of focussing on PR, we are focussing on constantly improving our product and sales.)

Which is why I am building a entrepreneur feedback and favor exchange group.

[pc4media]

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