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OJR article: Industry Standard Is Latest
Dot.Com-Era Publication to Try a
Comeback

OJR article: Industry Standard Is Latest
Dot.Com-Era Publication to Try a
Comeback 01/24/2004 07:07 AM
Industry Standard is Latest Dot.Com-Era Publication to Try a Comeback

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HostSearch.com Announces Publication of
Web Hosting Industry Newsletter

HostSearch.com Announces Publication of
Web Hosting Industry Newsletter 03/14/2005 04:41 PM
HostSearch.com, the industry’s leading web hosting directory and web hosting informational resource, announced today the publication of the monthly HostSearch.com Newsletter. For industry analysts, web hosting professionals, or others interested in the web hosting industry a free subscription is offered at http://hostsearch.com/newsletter_main.asp. [PRWEB Mar 12, 2005]

The Mother of all Mother’s Day Photo
Extravaganzas is Now Being Offered by
AdoramaPix as the Company Breaks Away
from Industry High Pricing for Larger
Sized Prints

The Mother of all Mother’s Day Photo
Extravaganzas is Now Being Offered by
AdoramaPix as the Company Breaks Away
from Industry High Pricing for Larger
Sized Prints 04/01/2005 03:44 AM
Large size prints are being offered as a Mother's Day Gift at record low pricing. [PRWEB Apr 1, 2005]

Syndication is not publication.

Syndication is not publication. 12/03/2002 11:46 AM

Yeah, what Mark said. I don't only agree with him 100%, but I'd say you'd be crazy not to. This is somewhere close to what i said in my last post.

It should be obvious to any rational observer that this will go nowhere fast. A syndication format that requires valid semantic XHTML markup? Spare me. 9 out of 10 bloggers can’t even spell XHTML.

- Mark Pilgrim

E-band Wireless 100Mbps Radios Offered
for Free Trial ElvaLink mm-wave Fast
Ethernet radios for newly opened E-band
offered for free trial.

E-band Wireless 100Mbps Radios Offered
for Free Trial ElvaLink mm-wave Fast
Ethernet radios for newly opened E-band
offered for free trial. 07/22/2004 02:48 AM
ElvaLink LLC, an innovative supplier of millimeter wave wireless network equipment, is announcing the free trial of its state-of-the-art 100Mbps radio links for the newly opened E-band (92-95 GHz). [PRWEB Jul 22, 2004]

DVD publication taking off for
individuals

DVD publication taking off for
individuals 05/24/2004 12:59 PM

The New York Times reports on the rapid growth in DVD publication, especially for small groups and individuals.

Independent filmmakers, specialty magazine publishers, artists, educators - all those with a video to sell, no matter how narrow the niche - are turning out DVD's and distributing them through the mail. It's a trend that began in the era of videotape but has accelerated with DVD's because they are inexpensive to duplicate and ship.

Ruling on Motions for Publication Ban

Ruling on Motions for Publication Ban 04/05/2005 06:13 AM
ban on publishing testimony .. made his ruling

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Wi-Fi Problem Solvers for Publication

Wi-Fi Problem Solvers for Publication 02/18/2004 04:08 PM
I'm looking for people not in the Wi-Fi industry who have had certain problems and solved them: For a feature article I've written, I'm trying to track down a few people in the U.S. who would be willing to have their photograph taken and be quoted talking about how they solved any of the following problems: dead zones of Wi-Fi access in and around their house; Windows XP wireless zero configuration problems; bridging a network using Wireless Distribution System in their house; and interference from nearby networks that made their own Wi-Fi network unusable or lower speed. Please email me directly with what your problem was and how you solved, and I'll get in touch. The goal is to take common problems and attach a real person to them. The article focuses on solving each of those (and some other) difficulties that often frustrate people in trying to get a working home Wi-Fi network....

MIT publication retracts two stories on
its website

MIT publication retracts two stories on
its website 03/22/2005 05:01 PM
Wbz1030.com - Tue Mar 22, 11:41 am GMT

"why the publication ban by the Gomery
Commission is a farce"

"why the publication ban by the Gomery
Commission is a farce" 04/07/2005 10:29 AM

U.S. Blogger Breaches Canadian
Publication Ban

U.S. Blogger Breaches Canadian
Publication Ban 04/04/2005 04:17 PM

Selecting Warehouse Software from WMS
and ERP Providers - New Publication

Selecting Warehouse Software from WMS
and ERP Providers - New Publication 08/19/2004 02:10 AM
Finding the best software is the author's goal in "Selecting Warehouse Software from WMS & ERP Providers". This is a NEW research & training publication by Philip Obal that covers warehouse management software. Ken Ackerman, an expert in warehousing, declares, "For those considering the purchase, or upgrade of warehouse software, this research report is worth its weight in gold." [PRWEB Aug 19, 2004]

Science Fiction Inventions by
Publication Date

Science Fiction Inventions by
Publication Date 02/18/2004 08:00 PM
Very nice:

1980 Food Factory - fast food from outer space (from Beyond the Blue Event Horizon by Frederik Pohl)
1980 Watercouch (from Beyond the Blue Event Horizon by Frederik Pohl)
1981 Communications Implant - I think therefore I network (from Oath of Fealty by Larry Niven)
1981 Mole - Underground vehicle (from Oath of Fealty by Larry Niven)
1981 Underground MagLev Train (from Dream Park by Larry Niven (w/S. Barnes))
1981 Arcology - Soleri's dream (from Oath of Fealty by Larry Niven (w/J. Pournelle)

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UC Digital Library Changing Scholarly
Publication

UC Digital Library Changing Scholarly
Publication 05/29/2004 04:49 AM
UC Digital Library Changing Scholarly Publication
http://www.syllabus .com/article.asp?id=9357

In response to rising -- "out of control" -- costs of scholarly publications, the University of California Digital Library's eScholarship Repository (http://repositories.cdlib.org/) offers faculty a central online location for everything from technical reports to peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes, says Catherine Candee, director of scholarly communication and publishing initiatives at UCDL. It provides university departments, centers and research units direct control over creation and dissemination of the full range of scholarly output, from pre-publication materials through journals and peer-reviewed series, and -- beginning in May 2004 - posting of legally available UC authors' commercially published articles. In addition to practical, day-to-day benefits and savings (in a little less than two years, the repository has seen almost 500,000 downloads of entire papers or articles), serendipitous benefits have surfaced. For example, the UCDL now boasts an infrastructure that allows administrators and faculty to focus on creating systemic change in the way authors and readers work. "We have technologies that allow broader, freer, more creative uses of text and data and we can begin to fashion badly needed services for the classroom, office and lab," says Candee. This will be added to Academic Resources 2004 Internet MiniGuide.

Intel Seeking Moore's Law Original
Publication

Intel Seeking Moore's Law Original
Publication 04/12/2005 08:12 PM

"Library of Congress online publication
of his scrapbook"

"Library of Congress online publication
of his scrapbook" 08/11/2004 02:40 AM

Colleges respond to changes in scholarly
journal publication

Colleges respond to changes in scholarly
journal publication 04/09/2004 04:01 PM

American colleges are wrestling with changes in the publication of scholarly journals. In response to rising prices and electronic access policies, some universities have unsubscribed from titles , supported open access models , or issued public statements about what appears to be a growing crisis in scholarly publication . Publishers, such as Elsevier , argue that they are responding to economic and technological changes, and still make a wealth of material available .

( SPARC Open Access Newsletter )

BBC promises action after publication of
Graf report

BBC promises action after publication of
Graf report 07/05/2004 01:00 PM
newmediazero Jul 5 2004 5:29PM GMT

Diebold Backs Down, Won't Sue on
Publication of Electronic Voting Machine
Flaws

Diebold Backs Down, Won't Sue on
Publication of Electronic Voting Machine
Flaws 12/02/2003 08:42 AM
Electronic Frontier Foundations Dec 2 2003 7:27AM ET

News: Aspyr nixes prelim. system
requirement publication

News: Aspyr nixes prelim. system
requirement publication 06/24/2005 04:54 PM
Don’t count on knowing if new games from Aspyr will run on your Mac months ahead of their release.

MWH Soft Announces Publication of
Groundbreaking New Water Quality
Analysis Textbook

MWH Soft Announces Publication of
Groundbreaking New Water Quality
Analysis Textbook 03/25/2005 06:54 AM
MWH Soft, a leading global provider of environmental and water resources applications software, today announced the upcoming release of Comprehensive Handbook on Water Quality Analysis for Distribution Systems - an invaluable resource for anyone involved in the design, operation and maintenance of drinking water distribution systems. [PRWEB Mar 25, 2005]

WorkersCompensation.com Expands
Publication of it's Injured Worker
Electronic Book Series

WorkersCompensation.com Expands
Publication of it's Injured Worker
Electronic Book Series 06/11/2004 03:25 AM
3 State specific editions represent first expansion of cutting edge e-book publication series for those "new or confused" in the workers' compensation system. [PRWEB Jun 11, 2004]

A Business Information Publication
Standard and Google's Power to Make It
Happen

A Business Information Publication
Standard and Google's Power to Make It
Happen 08/30/2004 03:17 PM

It's time we extend the robots.txt concept to information about businesses.

First, let's take a quick detour into robots.txt for a second —

In order to tell a search engine how to spider a Web site (or not), webmasters can stick a text file called "robots.txt" in their root directory with information spiders can use. This works because it's useful and it's ridiculously simple — everyone sticks the same file, named the same thing, in the same place. It's so simple, it can't NOT work.

MT-Blacklist does the same thing. You can put your blacklist in a text file called "blacklist.txt" in the root of your site so people can see what you're blocking.

For the sake of standards, it is recommended that the file be named blacklist.txt and reside in the root directory of your website. The possible network effect here is certainly delicious.

This isn't complicated — stick the same info in the same place and people will know where to get it.

Okay, back to the point —

Lets make up an XML spec for information about your business. Like this:


<business_info>
  <name>Deane's House of Pancakes</name>
  <address>1600 Pennsylvania Ave</address>
  <tag_line>We make round, fluffy crap.</tag_line>
  <hours>
    <monday>
      <open>0900</open>
      <close>2200</close>< br />    </monday>
[etc]


Obviously, this is absurdly simple, but you get the idea. You could have fields for your business phone number, fax number, general email, directions on how to get to your office, stock ticker symbol, customer service phone number, etc. Essentially, anything anyone would want to know about your business and for which they would (1) have to look up on your Web site, or (2) make a phone call to your receptionist.

Now, lets all put this file in the root of our Web site and call it "info.xml." That way we all know where it is, and we can all retrieve it. Now, every business has a common URL pattern where a program can find easily digestable information about the business. It's not hard to imagine what we could do with this.

For instance, Outlook could parse the domain name of the email address of all your contacts, go looking for this file for each one, then store the information with the contact (refreshing it every 30 days or so).

Online white and yellow pages could have a field day with it — you just give them your URL, and all your information is self-updating. Search engines could present this information alongside search results for your company. Etc.

Of course, this only works if everyone does it. And here, my friends, is the one, single thing that would have to happen for everyone to do it: Google adopts it. That's it. If Google announced tomorrow that they were going to do something like this, and released the spec for it, we'd see info.xml files start to hit the Web within a few hours. We'd have massive saturation within a month.

Google is already pushing beyond search with localization results. They're nailing down addresses of sites they visit, then presenting them in graduated radii from the city center.

Why not eliminate the parsing step and just ask people to put their actual address in a file in a common location? And while they're at it, have them put a bunch more information there as well. Once search engines starting spidering and parsing this stuff, it's amazing the level of detail and accuracy you could get for online directories and other business information sources.

And, again, the only thing standing between this idea and reality, is Google. Google is such a juggernaut that they could — in the words of Jean Luc Picard — "make it so" just by announcing that they wanted to it to happen. Companies would fall all over themselves to deliver it. Like Microsoft, Google is in a position to drive standards simply by virtue of its position.

So, Google, snap to it. The world is waiting.

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Publication of Personal Information
Probed: Web Site May Have Violated Law
Prohibiting Voter Intimidation, Sub

Publication of Personal Information
Probed: Web Site May Have Violated Law
Prohibiting Voter Intimidation, Sub 08/31/2004 12:55 AM
Washington Post Aug 31 2004 4:52AM GMT

Rolenta Press Announces The Publication
Of Book By Ralph H. Baer, The Father Of
Videogames

Rolenta Press Announces The Publication
Of Book By Ralph H. Baer, The Father Of
Videogames 02/05/2005 10:17 PM
The inventor of home videogames tells his story in his brand-new book Videogames: In The Beginning, published by Rolenta Press. [PRWEB Feb 3, 2005]

MWH Soft and KYPIPE LLC Announce
Publication of Groundbreaking Transient
Flow Analysis Textbook

MWH Soft and KYPIPE LLC Announce
Publication of Groundbreaking Transient
Flow Analysis Textbook 09/16/2004 03:23 AM
MWH Soft, Inc., a leading global provider of water resources applications software, and KYPIPE LLC, a leading developer of water distribution modeling software, today announced the upcoming release of Pressure Wave Analysis of Transient Flow in Pipe Networks – an invaluable resource for anyone involved in the design, operation and protection of water distribution systems. [PRWEB Sep 16, 2004]

Recent HomelandDefenseStocks.com Online
Investor and Industry Conference
Provides Investors and Industry With

Recent HomelandDefenseStocks.com Online
Investor and Industry Conference
Provides Investors and Industry With 04/14/2005 04:02 PM
Market Wire Apr 14 2005 7:58PM GMT

Hollywood and the music industry face
off against the heavy hitters of the
high-tech industry in a Supreme Cou

Hollywood and the music industry face
off against the heavy hitters of the
high-tech industry in a Supreme Cou 03/27/2005 03:49 PM
Baku Today Mar 27 2005 5:57PM GMT

Dr. Joe Webb to Conduct Printing
Industry Economic Outlook Webinar for
WhatTheyThink.com Subscribers and the
Industry, Sponsored by EFI

Dr. Joe Webb to Conduct Printing
Industry Economic Outlook Webinar for
WhatTheyThink.com Subscribers and the
Industry, Sponsored by EFI 06/08/2004 02:59 AM
Printing industry forecaster and commentator Dr. Joe Webb will speak at a printing industry economic webinar sponsored by EFI (NASDAQ: EFII) on June 23rd from 2:00 to 3:00 pm EDT; it is free to the industry. Signup form is at http://members.whattheythink.com/home/webinar.cfm [PRWEB Jun 8, 2004]

Byte Level Research Launches “Global By
Design”-- The Official Publication of
the “Next Internet Revolution”

Byte Level Research Launches “Global By
Design”-- The Official Publication of
the “Next Internet Revolution” 03/14/2005 04:46 PM
The first publication devoted to the emerging field of Web globalization covers companies such as Amazon, Dell and Starbucks [PRWEB Feb 24, 2005]

MWH Soft Ships Third Generation of
Industry-Preferred InfoWater Suite for
Power ArcGIS Users in the Global
Waterworks Industry

MWH Soft Ships Third Generation of
Industry-Preferred InfoWater Suite for
Power ArcGIS Users in the Global
Waterworks Industry 09/26/2004 03:49 AM
Reinforcing its vanguard position in water resources applications software, MWH Soft, Inc., today announced the worldwide availability of InfoWater® Generation V3 for ArcGIS® (ESRI, Redlands, CA). [PRWEB Sep 26, 2004]

Selling Sleaze: A User's Guide - Ten
ways to rationalize the publication of
infidelity rumors. By Timothy Noah

Selling Sleaze: A User's Guide - Ten
ways to rationalize the publication of
infidelity rumors. By Timothy Noah 02/13/2004 11:52 AM
Selling Sleaze: A User’s Guide - Ten ways to rationalize the publication of infidelity rumors .. Dez justificativas para publicar os casos de um poltico sem culpa .. Did Kerry have an affair? .. intentionally omit .. Timothy Noah

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Aspect Magazine Continues to Open New
Frontiers in Art Publication and
Distribution with Fourth DVD Titled
"Text & Language"

Aspect Magazine Continues to Open New
Frontiers in Art Publication and
Distribution with Fourth DVD Titled
"Text & Language" 03/24/2005 05:28 AM
DVD Magazine completes two years of publicating contemporary new media art. [PRWEB Mar 24, 2005]

Computer industry to entertainment
industry: we lied (right on!)

Computer industry to entertainment
industry: we lied (right on!) 09/22/2004 02:18 AM
Cory Doctorow: This amazing open letter to the entertainment industry, signed by the computer industry, is a nigh-perfect expression of what constitutes a successful approach to Internet technology. And it made me laugh my ass off.

We lied to you. In the golden 80s and 90s we told you micropayments and content protection would work; that you would be able to charge minuscule amounts of money whenever someone listened to your music or watched your movie. We told you untruths which we well knew would never work - after all, we would've never used them ourselves. Instead, we wrote things like Kazaa and Gnutella, and all other evil P2P applications to get the stuff free.

We told you these things so that you would finance the things we really wanted to build, not the things that you wanted to be built. We knew all along that DRM schemes do not work, and we knew that whatever we create can be broken by us. We don't care anymore, because your money made us bigger than you.

Look at us: every year, we churn out more computer games than your entire industry is worth. You know how we do it? We like our customers. We don't treat them like potential criminals, and try to make our products do less. We invent new things like online role-playing -games, where the money does not come from duplication of bits (which cannot be stopped, regardless of your DRM scheme) but from providing experiences that the people want.

We saw that you were old and weak. So we took advantage of it: told you things that you wanted to hear so we could kick you in the head in twenty years. Some of us told you that the future is going to be interactive - what did you do? You started to think how to make interactive movies (CD-I, anyone?), which is not what it really means, while we wrote games and tried to understand the new mediums, not how to bolt it on onto old things.

We lied to you. And we apologize for that, but it was for the greater good. So we're not the least bit sorry.

Signed: The Computer Industry

Link (via Blackbeltjones)

Internet and Changes in Media and
Promotion Mix Drive Printing Industry
Shipments Down -$929 million Since
January; Dr. Joe Webb Discusses Need for
Printing Industry Change and Renewal

Internet and Changes in Media and
Promotion Mix Drive Printing Industry
Shipments Down -$929 million Since
January; Dr. Joe Webb Discusses Need for
Printing Industry Change and Renewal 06/07/2004 02:37 AM
Printing industry shipments declined by -$342 million in April, when compared to April 2003. Shipments are down -2.9% for the first four months of the year. Alternatives such as new media, the Internet, event marketing and promotions have negatively affected industry volume. A free PDF copy of the table of contents and first chapter of Dr. Webb’s “Renewing the Print Industry” report is available. [PRWEB Jun 7, 2004]

Longmont Area Economic Council Releases
Annual Industry Survey Results; Annual
report surveys industry in Boulder and
Weld Counties

Longmont Area Economic Council Releases
Annual Industry Survey Results; Annual
report surveys industry in Boulder and
Weld Counties 07/13/2004 03:18 AM
The Longmont Area Economic Council has released its 2004 Existing Industry Report, a survey of Longmont's industrial base of 235 primary employers that provide more than 13,000 jobs, with 169 (72 percent) of the companies located in Boulder County, and 68 (28 percent) located in Weld County. [PRWEB Jul 13, 2004]

Cisco rules out security risk : Cisco
Systems Inc. has said that the
publication of some

Cisco rules out security risk : Cisco
Systems Inc. has said that the
publication of some 05/22/2004 09:58 AM
NDTV May 22 2004 1:11PM GMT

Distributed KM - Improving Knowledge
Workers' Productivity and Organisational
Knowledge Sharing with Webl0g-based
Personal Publishing (BlogTalk 2.0
Publication by Martin Rll)

Distributed KM - Improving Knowledge
Workers' Productivity and Organisational
Knowledge Sharing with Webl0g-based
Personal Publishing (BlogTalk 2.0
Publication by Martin Rll) 08/16/2004 06:25 AM
Distributed KM - Improving Knowledge Workers' Productivity and Organisational Knowledge Sharing with Weblog-based Personal Publishing .. written paper

roell.net/publikationen/distributedkm.shtml
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Epson EMP NS software offered for Mac OS
X

Epson EMP NS software offered for Mac OS
X 11/13/2003 11:15 AM
Epson has released a Mac version of its EMP NS Connection Software 1.0. This software allows a Mac running Mac OS X to connect wirelessly via AirPort to Epson PowerLite 735c and PowerLite 7850p multimedia projectors.
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