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iTrip Freqency Finders list

iTrip Freqency Finders list 02/11/2004 04:25 PM
A list of available frequency finders for the iTrip FM transmitter.

iTrip Station Finder 2.0

iTrip Station Finder 2.0 06/28/2004 06:25 PM
A list of available station finders for the iTrip FM transmitter.

Griffin Releases iTrip Station Finder

Griffin Releases iTrip Station Finder 12/08/2003 02:24 PM
Griffin Technology has released the iTrip Station Finder which allows iTrip (and other FM transmitter) users to find open frequencies in their area. Version 2.0 includes updated frequencies for the US as well as support for 15 other countries world wide. The iTrip Station Finder is a free download.

Griffin releases iTrip Station Finder
2.0

Griffin releases iTrip Station Finder
2.0 12/08/2003 11:51 AM
Griffin Technology today released iTrip Station Finder 2.0, an update to its free application that helps iTrip owners find a clear frequency in over 200 U.S...

Wi-Fi Hot-Spot Finders

Wi-Fi Hot-Spot Finders 06/16/2004 02:45 PM
Looking for broadband? Check our list of hot-spot finders to find the wireless hot spots nearest you.

Finders keepers

Finders keepers 11/07/2003 02:01 AM
"Desktop printers are back - whee! And there are oodles of nice changes in AppleScript." Arik Hesseldahl, writing in Forbes , the magazine for executives who need semi-trailers to haul their stock options, says: "The siren call of Mac OS X is now hard to resist." He praises Expose, which neatly manages myriad open applications, and says it will not be long before Microsoft is trying to copy it.

Finders Keepers

Finders Keepers 11/05/2003 10:31 PM
The faster Finder alone makes Panther worth the money. By Garry Barker (The Age via MyAppleMenu)

Stop repeating yourself: Duplicate file
finders

Stop repeating yourself: Duplicate file
finders 04/25/2004 08:41 PM
ZDNet Apr 26 2004 0:36AM GMT

Finders Keepers? Man Sued After
$50,000 Find (Reuters)

Finders Keepers? Man Sued After
$50,000 Find (Reuters) 06/04/2004 10:45 AM
Reuters - A jobless Argentine who found $50,000 buried in trash and promptly bought a house, two cars and a corner shop is now being sued by a woman claiming her maid mistakenly had thrown out the cash.

Sybase legal threat gags flaw finders

Sybase legal threat gags flaw finders 03/23/2005 10:00 PM

Want to setup your own Microbroadcasting
Station aka Pirate Station

Want to setup your own Microbroadcasting
Station aka Pirate Station 05/09/2004 05:09 PM
I have always thought it would be cool to have my own mini-radio station, well it seems it is much...

DIY ITrip amp

DIY ITrip amp 06/16/2004 11:58 AM
This fellow created an interesting amp design for an iTrip. Boing Boing reader Ian Meyer says, " He said that it would probably be capable of overpowering broadcast stations for a small radium (ie: enough to blast some Queen in place of the hippity-hoppity music that the guy in the car next to me is listening to loud enough to be heard for half a mile)." [Ed: Hippity Hoppity? Did someone see "The Ladykillers"?] Link

iTrip 2.0

iTrip 2.0 06/28/2004 06:25 PM
Available frequency finders for the iTrip FM transmitter.

iTrip Now Shipping

iTrip Now Shipping 10/29/2003 12:13 AM
Griffin Techology has announced that it is now shipping the iTrip FM transmitter for third generation iPods. The new design improves upon earlier iTrips with a sleeker design and power saving features. The iTrip retails for US$35, and can be purchased online through Griffin Technology or wherever iPod accessories are sold.

DIY iTrip Amplifier

DIY iTrip Amplifier 06/16/2004 11:47 AM

Tell the FCC to shove it with this do-it-yourself amplifier for your Griffin iTrip. The only broadcast license you need is the License to Rock™ (License to Rock™ may not be applicable in Federal court proceedings).
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Bonus link: Advertise your flagrant disregard for radio law with this handy iPod-FM bumper sticker.
Look< /b> [Home.Comcast]

iTrip mini Available for Pre-order

iTrip mini Available for Pre-order 06/02/2004 08:56 AM

Looks like Griffin Technology has released a version of the iTrip specifically for the iPod mini which they're calling, unsurprisingly, the 'iTrip mini.' The iTrip is an FM transmitter for the iPod which lets you broadcast to pretty much any FM station you want via a sometimes kludgey 'frequencies as songs' interface. No matching colors, though, as the iTrip mini will only come in white, topping your mini like a stick of deodorant. Still, I have an iTrip for my iPod, and besides the aforementioned interface weirdness, it definitely gets the job done. Griffin is taking pre-orders now for $40 and expects to ship in July.
Read< /b> [GriffinTechnology via ThreeBase]

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Griffin's iTrip Mini

Griffin's iTrip Mini 06/14/2004 06:15 PM
The iTrip mini is one of the best accessories for your iPod mini, if you have a lot of FM devices around this is the quickest best way to get your music on them, end of story. By Phillip Torrone, Engadget (via MyAppleMenu)

Griffin ships iTrip mini

Griffin ships iTrip mini 06/11/2004 08:11 AM
Griffin Technology on Friday announced that it is shipping its iTrip mini, an FM transmitter designed to work with the iPod mini. The US$39.99 device attaches to the top of the iPod mini and enables users to play their music through nearby FM receivers in cars, homes and elsewhere. The iTrip mini can broadcast on any available frequency, and is tuned from the iPod mini itself. It uses no batteries, drawing power from the iPod mini, and powers itself off automatically when not in use. When Griffin first announced the iTrip mini they said it would ship in July, so this news comes a month earlier than expected.

iTrip mini FM Transmitter announced

iTrip mini FM Transmitter announced 06/02/2004 05:41 AM
Griffin Technology has announced the iTrip mini FM Transmitter for Apple's iPod mini...

Griffin offers iTrip 2.0 software

Griffin offers iTrip 2.0 software 06/25/2004 10:39 AM
Mac peripheral maker Griffin Technology on Friday introduced i Trip Software version 2.0, a new software installer for its iTrip and iTrip mini FM transmitters for Apple's iPod and iPod mini digital music players. The software adds a visual quick start guide to help simplify installation, and makes 87.7 available as an available frequency for US iTrip owners. The software update is free and works with all iTrip and iTrip mini devices.

iTrip mini Ships Early

iTrip mini Ships Early 06/11/2004 08:17 AM

Good news for everyone that pre-ordered an iTrip mini, the FM transmitter from Griffin Technology that is designed specifically to work with the iPod mini -- it's shipping a month early. How often does that happen? Well, I mean, I guess there was that time when the solids residue from that batch of 5,6-MeO-MIPT recrystallized faster than we expected from the EtOAc/hexane, but I guess, yeah, that was sort of a different trip altogether.
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iTrip mini Available for Pre-order [Gizmodo]

Griffin iTrip FM transmitter coming for
new iPods

Griffin iTrip FM transmitter coming for
new iPods 10/29/2003 12:13 AM
Friday announced that it plans to update its iTrip to work with Apple’s latest round of iPods. The new iTrip costs and works the same as its predecessor, and is expected to ship by July 21, 2003. Griffin announced earlier...

Griffin releases iTrip software update

Griffin releases iTrip software update 06/25/2004 10:25 AM
Griffin Technology today released iTrip Software 2.0, an update to its software that installs all available US frequencies on an iPod or iPod mini...

Griffin announces iTrip mini FM
transmitter

Griffin announces iTrip mini FM
transmitter 06/02/2004 07:10 AM
Griffin Technology Inc. has created a new iTrip mini FM transmitter for iPod mini users. The iTrip mini works the same as its predecessor for the larger iPod: It plugs into the top of the iPod mini and transmits an FM signal that you can play back on any FM receiver within range, enabling you to play your iPod's music on nearby stereo receivers in homes, cars, hotel rooms and elsewhere. The iTrip mini works without batteries and can be tuned to any FM frequency. The iTrip mini is expected to ship in July and is available for pre-order for US$39.99.

Griffin ships iTrip mini FM transmitter
early

Griffin ships iTrip mini FM transmitter
early 06/11/2004 01:31 AM
Griffin today announced the iTrip mini FM Transmitter for Apple's iPod mini has begun shipping -- one month earlier than originally announced...

a design for a tiny amplifier to boost
the signal of the iTrip personal FM
transmitter

a design for a tiny amplifier to boost
the signal of the iTrip personal FM
transmitter 06/17/2004 09:43 AM
Take over the car next to you, with iTrip amp .. these instructions .. amplifiedantenna

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EXPERTISE
FINDERS: POLLARD GOES LOOKING FOR
ANSWERS

EXPERTISE
FINDERS: POLLARD GOES LOOKING FOR
ANSWERS 08/06/2004 11:13 AM

How can we ever hope to produce effective Expertise Finders when we can't even get people in our own organizations to keep their personal information up to date? That's a question many professional services organizations ask constantly -- the simple internal process of putting together a business proposal, solving a problem or assembling a project team is often, nightmarishly, inefficient (takes too long), ineffective (often doesn't identify the best people for the project/problem), unduly subjective (people pick people they like to work with over people who are better suited), arbitrary (people may be selected because they are under-assigned or located physically close to the customer, even if they are really inappropriate choices for the task), and unreliable (not only is the information on which the selection is made usually outdated and incomplete, it's often inaccurate, self-aggrandizing and unverified). How even more hopeless, then, is the dream of developing an Expertise Finder that will find the best experts in the context of a particular project need outside the organization, where the data is even less structured, the content even less complete and less verifiable, and the internal tools don't work. A decade ago I read a prediction that, by today, the Internet would have spontaneously (by a self-managed process) developed a database of every consultant in the world and a verification system to go along with it, so the big consultancies would all collapse, and customers would essentially pick their own consultant teams person-by-person, not limiting themselves to the employees of any one consulting organization. This hasn't really happened, because normally the customer picks only a project leader, a consultant (usually in a big consultancy but sometimes an internal person or even an outsourcer) who they then trust to assemble the rest of the project team. If the work's done well, the consultant will be rewarded for his/her choices, but no one really second-guesses those choices or the deeply flawed, sub-optimal way he/she makes them. We use similar processes to assemble project teams of other types of experts: We pick our GP but rely on him/her to refer us to specialists, and we pick a general contractor and usually rely on him/her to pick the subcontractors, for example. The process is fraught with the same suboptimization described in the bullets above. The traditional IT approach to building such a database doesn't work. It entails designing a form, a template of all the data elements about each expert that might possibly apply, and then forcing people to fill in and keep up-to-date all the relevant fields. That's essentially how most social software works, too, and it's proven terribly unsatisfactory. Last year I envisioned an Expertise Finder that would work by crawling people's blog content, penetrating corporate firewalls to find the best people in the world who had the desired expertise and creating a 'map' showing the most direct network path to those people (see sketch above) and how much their expertise costs. I expected that the technology gurus and Googles of the world would be able to build such a 'search' tool quite easily, and the real challenge would be getting the content, getting people to 'buy in' and post information about their expertise, and getting corporations to allow outside customers access to this information from their internal systems (or put a mirror copy on the public Internet). But so far all we have are Ryze and LinkedIn and eCademy (with its well-intentioned 'b2b Marketplace' and Google's Orkut, and they don't work that way at all -- they take the traditional 'form-filling' approach, and are better suited to finding work colleagues (or dates!) than either suppliers or experts. The groups hoping and tryi ng to develop such tools are sanguine of these challenges. Designers appreciate that information needs to be captured in (or converted to) a format useful to the expertise-seeker, which is not necessarily the same format in which the expert normally posts, or finds easiest to post, his or her expertise. And everyone ap preciates that trustworthiness of the content and the tool are paramount. . What do you think? About the expertise finder design process: If someone were to just put up a large empty 'space' and encourage a large-enough group of experts and expertise-seekers to work together, in time would the right solution evolve organically? Or would this just produce a lowest common denominator solution that would satisfy no one and not be used? About verifying expertise: Is the pathway to the expert, the n degrees of separation between the expertise-seeker and an identified expert important, so that the expertise-seeker can 'qualify' the expert through the intermediary contacts he/she trusts? How else can the degree of expertise of an individual in a particular subject be intelligently and objectively verified, short of wading through long recommendation letters? About making the system trustworthy: Can we ever hope to supplant the tedious but effective process of picking up the phone and asking someone you trust "Who do you know who's an expert in X"? Can a computerized system be designed to mimic this person-to-person process? About building in expertise selection trade-offs: How do you factor in the availability and cost of experts along with the congruence between their expertise and what the expertise-seeker needs? About the role of blogs and other documented expert knowledge: In what situations does it make sense to show expertise-seekers samples of the work done by experts, both to qualify them and (in some cases) to obviate or reduce the need to talk to them directly? Can you foresee people ever paying money for documented knowledge without actually conversing with the expert directly? I continue to believe that there is a tremendous need for a high-quality expertise finder, a new and very different type of search tool from the tools that merely search data. And I believe that both the technical and cultural challenges can be solved. But I no longer believe that the development of expertise finders is inevitable, nor that they can be developed in the 'laboratory'. They're going to need, I think, a lot of bright minds asking a lot of 'what if' questions, working together iteratively and allowing the design to evolve. And they're going to need a lot more out-of-the-box thinking, radically innovative thinking, if they hope to meet users' needs and expectations. But the payback for success could be enormous.

Steve Jobs Tops List Of Forbes' 'The
Most-Improved CEOs' List

Steve Jobs Tops List Of Forbes' 'The
Most-Improved CEOs' List 12/02/2003 12:37 AM
(MacDailyNews via MyAppleMenu)

From Wish List to Check List: Customer
Input Drives Microsoft Office OneNote
2003 Service Pack 1

From Wish List to Check List: Customer
Input Drives Microsoft Office OneNote
2003 Service Pack 1 04/20/2004 11:26 PM
In an academic setting, a score of 90 percent earns an automatic "A". By that measure, the team shaping Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 merits a similar high passing grade. When the innovative application debuted last October, it reflected the pioneering edge of the digital note-taking category. Today, Microsoft honed that edge by announcing the preview release of Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 Service Pack 1 (OneNote SP1). Ninety percent of the features included in the software update are a direct result of customer input and feedback -- with the remaining 10 percent coming from indirect customer feedback.

RecordStoreReview.com : Listings and
reviews for over 300 cities worldwide
including US stores. record store
directory list stores list reviews
review US, UK, Japan, Canada records
guide usa us u.s.a. stores shops new
york london tokyo

RecordStoreReview.com : Listings and
reviews for over 300 cities worldwide
including US stores. record store
directory list stores list reviews
review US, UK, Japan, Canada records
guide usa us u.s.a. stores shops new
york london tokyo 11/11/2003 03:40 AM
RecordStoreReview.com : Listings and reviews for over 300 cities worldwide including US stores. record store directory list stores list reviews review US, UK, Japan, Canada records guide usa us u.s.a. stores shops new york london tokyo

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Google to list on Nasdaq: Google Inc.
plans to list on the Nasdaq National
Market

Google to list on Nasdaq: Google Inc.
plans to list on the Nasdaq National
Market 07/13/2004 12:19 AM
NDTV Jul 13 2004 4:45AM GMT

Attn: Buyers of MAILING LISTs - MORTGAGE
LEADs - BUSINESS LISTs & DIRECT
MARKETING SERVICEs : TOTAL Marketing One
- TMONE launches Direct Mail List and
Sales lead business unit and becomes one
of the most competitive list marketing
agencies.

Attn: Buyers of MAILING LISTs - MORTGAGE
LEADs - BUSINESS LISTs & DIRECT
MARKETING SERVICEs : TOTAL Marketing One
- TMONE launches Direct Mail List and
Sales lead business unit and becomes one
of the most competitive list marketing
agencies. 07/13/2004 03:44 AM
TOTAL Marketing One, an industry leader in the contact center services world announced the creation of a new business unit catering to the needs of all companies in all industries with respect to their marketing list and sales lead needs. [PRWEB Jul 13, 2004]

How to Take Over a Train Station

How to Take Over a Train Station 02/07/2005 01:23 AM
Slashdot Feb 7 2005 1:27AM GMT

Further Station Notes

Further Station Notes 03/12/2003 01:46 AM
Today has been another fantastic day here, with two of our news stories being picked up by Google News. Apologies to our regular readers. ...

KDE Radio Station 0.5

KDE Radio Station 0.5 12/14/2003 04:07 PM
An Internet radio streaming directory frontend.

What About An iTunes Radio Station?

What About An iTunes Radio Station? 03/17/2005 03:10 AM

There would be no charge for the iTMS Radio Station, as the idea would be to promote more song purchases from iTMS itself. By Dennis Sellers, Macsimum

Last.fm - The Last Online Music Station

Last.fm - The Last Online Music Station 07/27/2004 04:08 PM
§ŒˆŒ §Œ†Ş§İŞŒˆŒ .. Awesome indy radio web application .. head to the website .. das Ding .. LastFM

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"an internet radio station "

"an internet radio station " 03/29/2005 11:22 AM

The enigma of Earth Station 5

The enigma of Earth Station 5 12/03/2003 07:25 PM
Salon Dec 3 2003 6:14PM ET
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