CAD company kickstarts folksonomy for product knowledge sharing

Grok Headline matches for CAD company kickstarts folksonomy for product knowledge sharing

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
track this site | 4 links

'Wikis' Offer Knowledge-Sharing Online

'Wikis' Offer Knowledge-Sharing Online 09/26/2004 03:14 PM
AP via Daily Press Sep 26 2004 6:08PM GMT

'Wikis' Offer Knowledge-Sharing Online
(AP)

'Wikis' Offer Knowledge-Sharing Online
(AP) 09/26/2004 12:57 PM
AP - Taran Rampersad didn't complain when he failed to find anything on his hometown in the online encyclopedia Wikipedia. Instead, he simply wrote his own entry for San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago. Wikipedia is unique for an encyclopedia because anybody can add, edit and even erase. And the Wikipedia is just one — albeit the best known — of a growing breed of Internet knowledge-sharing communities called Wikis.

Igor | Creating Company Names Product
Names Company Naming Guide

Igor | Creating Company Names Product
Names Company Naming Guide 07/13/2004 08:43 PM
Building the Perfect Beast: The Igor Naming Guide to Creating Product and Company Names

igorinternational.com/naming-guide.html
track this site | 4 links

XM signs deal with car-sharing company

XM signs deal with car-sharing company 04/13/2005 02:46 PM
Satellite radio service will be available to Zipcar customers free of charge.

XM Partners with Car-Sharing Company
Zipcar (Reuters)

XM Partners with Car-Sharing Company
Zipcar (Reuters) 04/12/2005 11:59 PM
Reuters - After securing various deals with major carmakers to put its radios in their vehicles, XM Satellite Radio Holdings Inc on Tuesday announced a partnership with the car-sharing company Zipcar.

Not Quite Oddpost, But Google Acquires
Photo Sharing Company

Not Quite Oddpost, But Google Acquires
Photo Sharing Company 07/13/2004 12:13 PM
Well, it's not quite as big a deal as Yahoo buying Oddpost, but Google has now bought photo-sharing company Picasa, which was already a Blogger partner. It's not a huge surprise to see Google expanding their offerings in more of the portal direction. The only question, of course, is how many spare Gmail gigs are going to be offered for people storing photos. Also, will people now complain that Google is scanning your personal photos in order to put up relevant advertising?

Google-To-Go: Company Upgrades
Enterprise Search Product

Google-To-Go: Company Upgrades
Enterprise Search Product 06/02/2004 01:05 AM
ClickZ Today Jun 2 2004 4:41AM GMT

TechNote Time Watch Company Expands
Ohm's Law Product Line

TechNote Time Watch Company Expands
Ohm's Law Product Line 12/17/2004 06:31 PM
TechNote Time's slogan "Never Fumble for a Formula Again," is catching on with electrical and electronics professionals, students and hobbyists, according to Anne Dorsey the company's vice president and director of sales and marketing (www.technotetime.com). In fact, TechNote Time Watch Company, based out of Ocala, Florida USA, has seen sales so brisk that they have recently added Ohm's law desk clocks and wall clocks to their existing line of Ohm's law wristwatches. [PRWEB Nov 24, 2004]

Company Morphs Failed Consumer
Electronics Product into an Open Source
Educational Kit

Company Morphs Failed Consumer
Electronics Product into an Open Source
Educational Kit 03/17/2005 03:01 AM
Things don’t always work out as planned. Once Zan Oliphant, founder of Seattle area garage startup Zanware, realized he couldn’t find investors to mass-produce his company’s in-wall TCP/IP PC controller, he decided to open up the entire product for the education and hobbyist market. “Investors want to make money, but engineers like me want to make cool things – we just didn’t see eye-to-eye on that,” said Oliphant. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

Folksonomy 2x2

Folksonomy 2x2 03/27/2005 03:47 PM
Gene Smith has posted a helpful diagram from his IA Summit Panel presentation: Click to see full size You get folksonomies when people are tagging stuff — whether it's their own or other's — in public. Thomas Vander Wal, who coined the term "folksonomy," I think would label the X axis [Mnemonic: X is a-cross] differently. In his post on broad and narrow folksonomies, he defines a broad folksonomy as one that "has many people tagging the same object and every person can tag the object with their own tags" (= del.icio.us). A narrow taxonomy has fewer people tagging and...

The Gurteen Knowledge Website -
Knowledge Management

The Gurteen Knowledge Website -
Knowledge Management 09/19/2004 06:22 AM
The Gurteen Knowledge Website - Knowledge Management
http://snipurl.com/8zi5

A very comprehensive resource for information on knowledge management. This has been added to Knowledge Discovery Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

Folksonomy vs. Fauxonomy

Folksonomy vs. Fauxonomy 03/17/2005 03:28 AM

When I first heard the word "Folksonomy" I was sure it was fauxonomy. Everyone was kind of reeling at the neologism but for me it sounded neat. Fauxonomy! Like a fake taxonomy! Or a false one! Nice. I mean it's a hideous hideous neologism, but hey... When I found out it was folksonomy I was a little disappointed, to be honest. I mean it's a neat enough word, but somehow the sound is better than the spelling, and the associated meanings are so different. Not that I wouldn't rather someone came up with a nice properly international Greek-derived word that everyone else could understand. But hey...

This post is coming from the Folksonomy panel at ETech 2005 and was inspired by lots of people shouting at me on IRC to write this up as quickly as possible. Whatchagonnado?

Read the comments

Taxonomy, folksonomy, tagsonomy

Taxonomy, folksonomy, tagsonomy 01/03/2005 10:01 AM
Peterme points to a terrific essay by Adam Mathes titled "Folksonomies - Cooperative Classification and Communication Through Shared Metadata" and sparks a discussion of whether "folksonomy" is a good or right term for the sort of thing that del.icio.us does. I happen to think it's a keeper, but I also like Kirk Scott's "tagsonomy."...

peterme on folksonomy vs.
ethnoclassification

peterme on folksonomy vs.
ethnoclassification 08/31/2004 05:30 PM
tags are catching fire

ETECH Notes: Folksonomy, or How I
Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the
Mess

ETECH Notes: Folksonomy, or How I
Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the
Mess 03/17/2005 03:56 AM
Cory Doctorow: Here are my notes from "Fo lksonomy, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Mess," a conversation between Clay Shirky, Stewart "Flickr" Butterfield, Joshua "Delicious" Schachter and Jimmy "Wikipedia" Wales at the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego. Folksonomy is the process of letting users generate and apply their own tags to shared items (such as blog-posts, encyclopedia entries, photos, links, lists or interests, or what have you) and then discovering which tegs users share with one another. Unlike previous ventures into this field, the tags aren't "controlled" -- any user can invent one and any user can apply them to anything, and yet it all works.

Jimmy: We launched ours last summer after knowing we needed it for a long time. For the first two weeks in English Wikipedia, it was a madhouse with all kinds of categorization. The Germans were more reserved but after a few weeks it caught on there. Eventually, because people could adjust categories, it all settled down. We did it because that's the Wikipedia way -- we never considered doing it any other way.

Stewart: It's not really categorization on Flickr -- it's about letting users remember. If I add the "Norma" tag to pix of my mom, whose name is Norma, I don't think it goes into the Norma category. The unfortunate thing about the term "folksonomy" is that it implies that it's a replacement for categorization. People categorize things by noting what they do or don't have: mammals have hair and live babies; does it have property a? then it's a whatever.

Joshua: I was collecting 20,000 links in a text-file, and somewhere along the way I started adding a hash mark and some text, so I could e.g. grep out all the WiFi links and send them to a friend. Later I built a Web version so I could send an URL to a friend, but it was standalone. Eventually I made it massively multiplayer. The interesting group behavior is the tagging that isn't categorization, e.g., "To read" -- not a category, though it has a big group and a lot of social and user context. People make tags for groups working together, workflow in RSS -- that's what's most surprising.

Link

CentraView Secures Major OEM License
Agreement - Established Software Company
Pays Multiple Six Figure Fee to Base New
Product on CentraView Technology

CentraView Secures Major OEM License
Agreement - Established Software Company
Pays Multiple Six Figure Fee to Base New
Product on CentraView Technology 06/05/2005 11:16 PM
CentraView, LLC, a leading provider of Open Source Centralized Business Management (CBM) software, including comprehensive Contact Management, Sales Force Automation (SFA), Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and much more, today announced that an established software company will develop its next generation of product and services offerings on CentraView's software technology. Due to the terms of the agreement, CentraView may not disclose the name of the other party to the transaction. [PRWEB Jun 3, 2005]

Sharing Ideas Just Got Easier: Blogging,
Keyword Tagging, File Sharing, Social
Networking … And That’s Just For
Starters!

Sharing Ideas Just Got Easier: Blogging,
Keyword Tagging, File Sharing, Social
Networking … And That’s Just For
Starters! 03/23/2005 04:46 AM
Launched this month, Apcala is a web system that allows you to share photographs, audio, video, documents and personalised profiles with friends, family, other Apcala users and the Internet at large. It’s advertising free and free to use. [PRWEB Mar 23, 2005]

PiXPO image sharing software enables
instant photo sharing, chatting and now
adds free web-hosting of shared images

PiXPO image sharing software enables
instant photo sharing, chatting and now
adds free web-hosting of shared images 07/22/2004 02:41 AM
How2Share Technologies Inc. announced today the release of the PiXPO™ 1.5. PiXPO combines photo album management, secure photo sharing, and instant messaging to enable fast photo sharing without delays. [PRWEB Jul 22, 2004]

Product of the Day: Product Spotlight
Supercomputing 2004 - Quadric Network
Hardware

Product of the Day: Product Spotlight
Supercomputing 2004 - Quadric Network
Hardware 12/19/2004 03:17 PM
The following information has been provided by the product vendor and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Linux Journal.

Thawte Adds Yet Another Product to Its
Extensive SSL Product Range

Thawte Adds Yet Another Product to Its
Extensive SSL Product Range 02/01/2005 09:10 PM
Thawte Consulting (Pty) Ltd, one of the largest global Certificate Authorities and commercial providers of SSL certificates, has introduced SSL Web Server Wildcard Certificates in their Reseller channel. [PRWEB Jan 31, 2005]

Flickr (Flicker) photo sharing IM
instant messenger instant message
friendster realtime media sharing real
time online community

Flickr (Flicker) photo sharing IM
instant messenger instant message
friendster realtime media sharing real
time online community 02/11/2004 10:49 AM
flickr

flickr.com
track this site | 6 links

QuestionPro Survey Software Becomes One
of the Few Web-based Survey Providers to
Allow for Conjoint Analysis for
evaluating Product Profiles and New
Product Development

QuestionPro Survey Software Becomes One
of the Few Web-based Survey Providers to
Allow for Conjoint Analysis for
evaluating Product Profiles and New
Product Development 07/21/2004 02:45 AM
QuestionPro Inc., a leading provider of online survey hosting and market research services, today announced the release of its Conjoint Analysis module for measuring product profiles and customer intentions. QuestionPro now offers a simple web interface for creating Conjoint surveys and analyzing response data. Conjoint Analysis techniques allow product managers to analyze and research how customers make trade-offs. Conjoint Analysis is also used to measure brand-equity and brand-interaction. [PRWEB Jul 21, 2004]

Search Engine Marketing Company Buys
Santa Fe, New Mexico Web Development
Company

Search Engine Marketing Company Buys
Santa Fe, New Mexico Web Development
Company 03/30/2005 04:01 AM
Trafficdeveloper LLC, a Santa Fe, NM based search marketing company, is pleased to announce they have recently purchased Panorama Point Corporation, a well known Santa Fe, New Mexico based Web Development firm. [PRWEB Mar 30, 2005]

Sun product discovered away from product
launch

Sun product discovered away from product
launch 02/01/2005 09:18 PM
Faster workstations

FlashPoint launches fastest photo
sharing on the Internet. Innovative
Qurio Instant Photo Server allows
instant photo sharing with anyone, any
time, anywhere, directly from the
control of your own PC.

FlashPoint launches fastest photo
sharing on the Internet. Innovative
Qurio Instant Photo Server allows
instant photo sharing with anyone, any
time, anywhere, directly from the
control of your own PC. 09/09/2004 03:46 AM
FlashPoint prepares to unlock the pictures of more than 40 million digital camera owners who have their pictures trapped in their PC. Consumers are tired of trying to share their pictures with cumbersome email attachments and time consuming uploads to web sites. The innovative Qurio Instant Photo Server allows you to instantly share thousands of full resolution pictures over the Internet, directly from your own PC. And, since your pictures stay right on your own hard drive, you remain in complete control of your personal pictures. [PRWEB Sep 9, 2004]

printCure Enables Direct Selling
Organizations to Offer their
Company-Branded Printed and Promotional
Products to Distributors "In-the-Field"
Through Same Web-Enabled Company Store

printCure Enables Direct Selling
Organizations to Offer their
Company-Branded Printed and Promotional
Products to Distributors "In-the-Field"
Through Same Web-Enabled Company Store 06/14/2004 06:32 AM
printCure, the cure for corporate procurement, can now be considered a "one-stop-shop" for direct selling organizations looking to automate, control, manage and consolidate the way they distribute their company's brandable print and promotional products to distributors and representatives who are in the field. [PRWEB Jun 14, 2004]

Sinotrading, an American Owned and
Operated Import/Export (Sourcing)
Company, Will Begin Training
Translators, Web Developers and Company
Executives From Chinese Manufacturing
Companies

Sinotrading, an American Owned and
Operated Import/Export (Sourcing)
Company, Will Begin Training
Translators, Web Developers and Company
Executives From Chinese Manufacturing
Companies 04/01/2005 08:57 AM
How to market to American companies thorugh the Internet in the complex world of e-commerce will be the seminar topic for Chinese company executives. [PRWEB Apr 1, 2005]

Your New Phone Company Is The Cable
Company?

Your New Phone Company Is The Cable
Company? 05/03/2004 05:18 AM
Cable providers in the US took an early lead in the broadband market, though they've lost a little ground lately due to cut rate prices for DSL from the telcos. However, the cable providers are looking to pull an ace out of their sleeve by promoting their ability to easily provide the coveted "triple play" of voice, video and data through one single company. Many cable providers have been able to do this for a while, but they haven't spent much time promoting their phone service. That's about to change. While the telcos are still struggling to figure out their video strategy (TV over DSL? partner with a satellite provider?), the cable companies are getting ready to heavily promote their VoIP phone plans in conjunction with their TV and broadband connections. They admit that most people still don't know the cable company offers phone service, but they aim to change that soon. Beyond just getting more money out of each subscriber, it also means much less churn for the cable companies, as studies have shown that the likelihood of a customer switching providers drops drastically for each additional service they receive from their provider. While the article doesn't mention much about pricing, it would make sense for the cable companies to cut the prices on the phone service drastically. The additional cost to the companies isn't that high, and undercutting the telcos in their core market has to hurt them. Besides, as the article points out, choosing a phone company is much more of an "emotional" decision than choosing a broadband provider. If the cable companies can win over the emotions of people with very low priced calling plans, they'll more than make up the difference in new customers for their broadband and video services - and the resulting lack of churn.

Knowledge: One for all and all for one

Knowledge: One for all and all for one 02/19/2004 03:30 PM
Dan Gillmor points to a page that tells you how to figure out if your Pepsi bottle is a winner in the free iPod song contest. Says Dan: Once upon a time, Pepsi would have reconciled itself to knowing that people in one or two communities were in on the design flaw. Now they have to know the news is everywhere. And in a related story, Michael O'Connor Clarke provides all the answers you need to win a free trip to Florida. See you in Miami!...

Drinking in Knowledge

Drinking in Knowledge 12/04/2003 08:26 PM
Many of the Wine Library's patrons don't even set foot in the library itself, but call or e-mail (if you type "wine library" into Google, the Sonoma County ...

Knowledge Hound

Knowledge Hound 01/08/2004 07:41 PM
Knowledge Hound
http://www.knowledgehound.com/

Knowledge Hound claims to be the Web's biggest directory of free how-tos. For the do-it-yourselfer this could be "heaven" ....

Knowledge is power

Knowledge is power 05/06/2004 07:08 PM
Ever wondered about Islamic law? This site hosts a series of essays and papers on various areas by Mohammad H. Kamali and others on topics such as Freedom of Expression in Islam and critiques of contemporary attempts at huddud implementation. All nicely indepth and referenced, some good, some not so good, but all intriguing.

Fields of Knowledge

Fields of Knowledge 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
Fields of Knowledge
http://www.fieldsof knowledge.com/index.html

Fields of Knowledge is deeply rooted in academia. Ninety-three percent of the subject specialists who provide content to The Infography are college professors. We are dedicated to the immediate mission of better enabling librarians, students, and others to identify good information for learning. The mission of Fields of Knowledge is to deliver the research recommendations of professors and other learned experts to the public in ways that will benefit both the experts and the masses, without breaching the privacy of the experts.

"Knowledge Management"

"Knowledge Management" 12/10/2003 03:08 PM

Blogger Knowledge

Blogger Knowledge 05/09/2004 10:46 PM
The Greater Blogger Relaunch .. Blogger has relaunched .. of other features .. nova verso

blogger.com/knowledge/2004/05/great-blogger-relaunch.pyra
track this site | 10 links

What's New in Our Knowledge Centers

What's New in Our Knowledge Centers 12/02/2003 01:28 AM

Google knowledge

Google knowledge 03/06/2004 02:08 AM
I've been fascinated with Google since they first started offering their service. When they first started all the other available search engines was full of...

Knowledge Discovery

Knowledge Discovery 07/02/2004 06:47 AM


Knowledge Discovery
http://www.KnowledgeDiscove ry.info/

KnowledgeDiscovery.info is a Subject Tracer™ Information Blog developed and created by the Virtual Private Library™. It is designed to bring together the latest resources and sources on an ongoing basis for knowledge discovery. We always welcome suggestions of additional sites and resources to be added to this comprehensive listing and please submit by clicking here. This site has been developed and maintained by Marcus P. Zillman, M.S., A.M.H.A.. Additional links and resources by Marcus are available by clicking here.
Grok Description matches for CAD company kickstarts folksonomy for product knowledge sharing
GrokA matches for CAD company kickstarts folksonomy for product knowledge sharing

Music-ABC-Song-0.01

Music-ABC-Song-0.01 07/05/2004 05:31 PM

Music going for a song on the Internet

Music going for a song on the Internet 12/12/2003 03:17 AM
Washington Times Dec 12 2003 1:51AM ET

Test Drive | Music for a song

Test Drive | Music for a song 11/02/2003 03:12 PM
Philadelphia Inquirer Nov 2 2003 2:02PM ET

Labels seek end to 99c music per song
download

Labels seek end to 99c music per song
download 04/09/2004 04:13 PM
Too cheap

Michael Song on Chinese music industry

Michael Song on Chinese music industry 09/10/2004 12:01 AM

We just had a very interesting meeting with Michael Song, managing director of Taihe Rye Music. He is Chinese, but spent six years at Texas A&M and returned to China in 1996 to work in the budding music scene in China. He is in the agency business and represents the #1 male musician in China.

He explained that the legal music CD business in China is about 5%. In other words, 95% of the CDs on the market are pirate copies. He said that it was the teenagers who were passionate about the artists and liked to hang out in the record shops that tended to buy the legal CDs. Even in the top artists, CD sales only represented 30% or so of their income, while less known musicians actually lost money on CDs. The CDs are important, however, as a marketing and promotion vehicle.

Because the mass media is state owned, it is difficult to use the mass media for promoting artists. For this reason, it appears that the successful artists in China tend to be more talented, singer songwriters who tend to be popular longer compared to artists in markets such as Hong Kong and Taiwan where pop idol style artists are highly promoted and often lack talent or long term potential.

He told us that his artists got revenue share deals with percentages a bit worse than their counterparts in the US, but much better than in Japan. Most of the revenue comes from advertising/endorsements and concerts, but he is aggressively working on new business models involving alternative media such as the Internet and mobile devices.

My "take-away" was that in a market where the record industry basically doesn't function, artists and agents are going to be pushing the cutting edge of music business models and might in fact discover the post DRM/RIAA business model before Hollywood does. Obviously, it helps to have a huge growing market such as China, but I think it would make sense for artists and music industry people to keep an eye on China for breakthroughs in the music business.

Comment - TrackBack

Survey: 1,000-song music players the
right size

Survey: 1,000-song music players the
right size 04/22/2004 04:04 PM
According to a survey by Jupiter Research, 1,000 songs (about the capacity of Apple's iPod mini) is the right size for a portable digital music player...

Music industry suing 532 song swappers

Music industry suing 532 song swappers 01/26/2004 01:52 PM
CNN Jan 26 2004 5:33PM GMT

On rock music, eurovision song contest
and weddings

On rock music, eurovision song contest
and weddings 05/15/2004 05:37 PM
You know, there's a serious credibility problem with a beautiful, scantily dressed woman, who sings happily "It hurts, how it hurts" (Sweden). I much prefer Finnish rock music, which mostly consists of serious men singing in a very laconic voice about they have been hurt and left in a thousand different ways. At least they mostly look and sound the part.

Which brings me to the general music selection of Finnish weddings. It is supposed to be a happy occasion, but yet somehow most of the music is always extremely depressing. It just makes you want to scream: the three required waltzes, and then a selection of other classics, and then moving towards traditional Finnish rock music, in which a lone, drunken man sings his lament after killing his family, right before blowing his own brains out.

Hel-lo? Happy, anyone? Remember? The state where you don't really want to kill yourself (or anyone else for that matter)?

*sigh*

I guess you would need to listen to a lot of Finnish rock music to understand this entry. Hell, even writing about the music depresses me to another dimension. Then again, being alone in a small hotel room, watching the Eurovision Song Contest (which is complete crap, as usual), feeling the blissful state of inebriation ebb away into tiredness and depression ("laskuhumala" in Finnish, a highly descriptive word, I might add) after having left the party prematurely because of the compound effect of alcohol, little sleep, the afore mentioned music, relatives ("Now when are you going to get married, mmh?"), and the general happiness of everyone else (happily married or at least engaged)... What do you expect? ;-)

Anyway. Lots of luck and love to the happy couple.

Labels seek end to 99c music per song
download | The Register

Labels seek end to 99c music per song
download | The Register 04/12/2004 11:33 AM
Labels seek end to 99c music per song download The Register .. current online price

theregister.com/2004/04/09/pigopolist_price_hike
track this site | 4 links

iPod mini: Smallest 1,000 Song Music
Player

iPod mini: Smallest 1,000 Song Music
Player 01/07/2004 02:05 PM
iPod mini, the smallest portable music player ever to hold up to 1,000 CD-quality songs, is encased in an ultra-portable, lightweight anodized aluminum body available in five stylish colors. [Jan 6]

Music industry files 482 more
song-swapping suits

Music industry files 482 more
song-swapping suits 06/22/2004 05:09 PM
SiliconValley.com Jun 22 2004 9:41PM GMT

" Labels seek end to 99c music per song
download | The Register"

" Labels seek end to 99c music per song
download | The Register" 04/13/2004 09:53 AM

Russian MP3 site sells music for about
five cents a song

Russian MP3 site sells music for about
five cents a song 04/29/2004 05:40 PM
The Sydney Morning Herald spoke to a lawyer about allofmp3.com, the Russian company that sells tons of online music by the gigabyte, and he said it is not likely that anyone who buys music from the site could get in trouble.

We sought some advice from a Melbourne barrister and contributor to these pages, Simon Minahan, who practises in the area of intellectual property. His opinion: "There's probably nothing to stop the individual from downloading this material for private use. For end users, the issue is a basic question relevant to acquiring a reproduction of any copyright work: has the rights owner consented?" Even if allofmp3.com's asserted licence is bogus, says Minahan, "the end user would seem to have a good basis to argue that he is an innocent infringer, which would mean he isn't liable to damages, although he would still be liable to an order requiring him to destroy or deliver up any copies and an order requiring him to refrain from doing it again."

Link (Thanks, JNelsonW!)

iTunes Music Store hits 100 million song
milestone

iTunes Music Store hits 100 million song
milestone 07/12/2004 02:37 AM
Apple's iTunes Music Store has sold 100 million songs, according to a graphic that greets visitors to Apple's Web site home page. "100 million songs have been legally downloaded from the iTunes Music Store. A major milestone for online music," reads the image.

iTunes Music Store tops 20 million song
downloads

iTunes Music Store tops 20 million song
downloads 12/08/2003 09:54 PM
Peter Lowe, Apple's director of marketing for applications and services, said Monday that more than 20 million songs have been purchased and downloaded from the iTunes Music Store since it launched in April...

iTunes Music Store tops 25 million song
downloads

iTunes Music Store tops 25 million song
downloads 12/15/2003 09:21 AM
Apple today announced that music fans have purchased and downloaded more than 25 million songs from its iTunes Music Store since it launched in April 2003...

Wal-Mart tests Internet music downloads,
for 88 cents a song

Wal-Mart tests Internet music downloads,
for 88 cents a song 12/19/2003 05:08 PM
AFP via Yahoo! Dec 19 2003 4:01PM ET

iTunes Music Store Sells 100 Millionth
Song (12-Jul-2004; 1.2K)

iTunes Music Store Sells 100 Millionth
Song (12-Jul-2004; 1.2K) 07/12/2004 08:47 PM

Canada's Music Industry Seeks Song-Swap
Crackdown (Reuters)

Canada's Music Industry Seeks Song-Swap
Crackdown (Reuters) 02/16/2004 05:13 PM
Reuters - Canada's biggest music producers asked the courts on Monday to order Internet service providers to identify customers who swap songs illegally on the Internet as the Canadian firms try to match a U.S. crackdown on music piracy.

European iTunes Music Stores surpass 50
million song sales

European iTunes Music Stores surpass 50
million song sales 06/24/2005 07:37 PM
Apple on Thursday announced that it has sold over 50 million songs in the first year from its European iTunes Music Store. iTunes Music Stores were launched in France, Germany and the United Kingdom in June of 2004, and are now open in a total of 17 European countries including Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. “We’re thrilled to have sold and delivered over 50 million songs in our first year,” Apple’s vice president of Applications Eddy Cue said. “We’d like to thank European music fans for making iTunes such a success”.

US music behemoth WMG teams up with
mobile phone group for song downloads
(AFP)

US music behemoth WMG teams up with
mobile phone group for song downloads
(AFP) 07/09/2004 06:21 PM
AFP - US recording giant Warner Music Group (WMG) announced it was teaming up with a wireless company to exploit the lucrative musical mobile phone ringtone market.

Music industry sues 482 more computer
users for swapping song files online

Music industry sues 482 more computer
users for swapping song files online 06/22/2004 07:12 PM
San Jose Mercury News Jun 22 2004 11:06PM GMT

Digital Music Download "Party All Night"
by Dre is Named Top Party Song of 2004

Digital Music Download "Party All Night"
by Dre is Named Top Party Song of 2004 12/30/2004 05:06 AM
DJs Kid Capri, Kay Slay, Jam Master Flash, DJ Smooth and others selected TCOOO label’s “Party All Night” for top honors. [PRWEB Dec 30, 2004]

Weed Music - 96Decibels.com Launches
"Send a Song" a Peer to Peer Email
Marketing Channel for Musicians and
Labels

Weed Music - 96Decibels.com Launches
"Send a Song" a Peer to Peer Email
Marketing Channel for Musicians and
Labels 04/01/2005 03:44 AM
While the media watches Streamcast (Grokster, Morpheus) defend itself in court from the legal wranglings of the major entertainment industry players, a new breed of file sharer is emerging. This file sharer actually owns the right to redistribute the artists music and in so doing is rewarded for the effort – completely legal and even encouraged by the artists and their labels. [PRWEB Apr 1, 2005]

"Virtual Replay"

"Virtual Replay" 06/21/2004 09:19 AM

Virtual Replay

Virtual Replay 06/16/2004 06:12 PM
Virtual Replay - Shockwave recreation of the major incidents in all the Euro 2004 matches. Select from multiple cameras, players' viewpoints or even the point of view of the ball. note - doesn't seem to work in Firefox.

RePlay suit ends

RePlay suit ends 01/16/2004 11:28 AM

EFF's ReplayTV suit ends. About a year and a half ago, the EFF along with five plantiffs (including Craig from Craigslist.org) brought about a suit against Hollywood studios in order to defend their rights to continue using ReplayTV, after the same companies sued ReplayTV... [PVRblog]

Humax's new instant replay TVs

Humax's new instant replay TVs 01/16/2004 10:57 AM
Humax is going to start selling flat-panel LCD and plasma televisions here in the US starting in June that are able to pause and rewind...

Warcraft III Replay Parsing Library

Warcraft III Replay Parsing Library 08/09/2004 11:30 AM
W3RepLib 0.9 beta released!

Bushnell Instant Replay Binoculars
Reviewed

Bushnell Instant Replay Binoculars
Reviewed 09/17/2004 02:39 PM

Someday someone is going to get one of these digital camera/binocular hybrids right and have a hit product on their hands, but manufacturers' continual insistance to make the camera lens seperate from the binoculars really futzes up what could otherwise be a fantastic product. Take these Bushnell Instant Replay binocs, for instance, as reviewed by KC's David Twiddy. It's not a cheapo device - Bushnell is a major binocular brand - but it still doesn't take images of what you're actually seeing through the binoculars (and has a crappy shutter speed, too, it sounds like), so no matter how many flip-up LCD screens and Compact Flash slots it has, it's still fundamentally flawed. (Thanks, JP!)

Read - Camera-equipped binoculars require a lot of practice [Canoe]

CAD company kickstarts folksonomy for product knowledge sharing

The following phrases have been identified by the grok system as matching this entry: replay-music 25 song workaround