Law change on internet 'grooming'

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Internet 'grooming' law change

Internet 'grooming' law change 02/16/2004 03:37 AM
BBC Feb 16 2004 7:52AM GMT

Legal Bid to Stop Internet 'Grooming'

Legal Bid to Stop Internet 'Grooming' 02/15/2004 09:26 AM
PA News via The Scotsman Online Feb 15 2004 2:15PM GMT

Web 'grooming' law sought

Web 'grooming' law sought 12/11/2003 08:30 AM
BBC Dec 11 2003 7:38AM ET

Meg talks about how times change, people
change, webl0gs change but some things
endure

Meg talks about how times change, people
change, webl0gs change but some things
endure 06/05/2005 11:30 PM
Nostalgia isn't what it used to be

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Intel says Internet needs to change

Intel says Internet needs to change 09/11/2004 10:46 AM

Google Could Change the Wireless
Internet

Google Could Change the Wireless
Internet 06/08/2004 01:59 PM
Reuters Jun 8 2004 4:47PM GMT

Google Could Change the Wireless
Internet?

Google Could Change the Wireless
Internet? 06/08/2004 09:42 PM
Search Engine Lowdown Jun 9 2004 1:30AM GMT

Next change on your TV: Internet
video-on-demand

Next change on your TV: Internet
video-on-demand 09/01/2004 06:34 AM
Straitstimes.asia1.com.sg - Wed Sep 1, 09:03 am GMT

How Deep Web Searching Could Change How
We Use The Internet

How Deep Web Searching Could Change How
We Use The Internet 03/09/2004 12:18 AM
Lots of people have been talking about building search engines that better search the "deep" or "dark" web - parts of the internet that aren't currently readily accessible to most search engines. When Yahoo made their search-related announcements recently, everyone focused on the paid-inclusion part, missing the fact that much of what they were talking about was setting up better deep web searching. This Salon piece takes a much more thorough look at how deep web searching could change quite a bit. Right now, for instance, if you want to search on flight information, you probably won't go to Google, but to Expedia or Travelocity or some such site. However, if Google (or a competitor) could also search those sites, then it becomes an end-run around their interface. Suddenly, their own interface and their own search engines become less important - they just become the data aggregator. At the same time, it would probably necessitate a change to how the typical search engine interface worked. If you did a search on "flights to NY" are you looking to book a flight, track a flight, or general information on the history of flights to NY? Search engines are, thus, going to need to become better at categorizing searches, and presenting information in a different way (something that Vivisimo has been working on a lot lately). All of this, though, could represent quite a shift for the way companies present info online, and (more importantly) how they make money off of information online. As the article points out, online publishers may face a situation similar to the recording industry if they continually try to resist this shift. It certainly will keep things interesting for a while.

Internet must remain tool to change
society

Internet must remain tool to change
society 07/06/2004 01:41 PM
The Scotsman Jul 6 2004 4:36PM GMT

Phishers change bait for trolling the
Internet

Phishers change bait for trolling the
Internet 12/26/2004 11:21 AM
Chicago Tribune Dec 26 2004 2:22PM GMT

Manassas' innovative Internet service
set for change

Manassas' innovative Internet service
set for change 06/02/2004 05:41 AM
Potomacnews.com - Wed Jun 2, 06:55 am GMT

FEATURE-Google could change the wireless
Internet

FEATURE-Google could change the wireless
Internet 06/08/2004 01:59 PM
Forbes Jun 8 2004 4:43PM GMT

CRTC urged to change rules on Internet
telephony

CRTC urged to change rules on Internet
telephony 09/22/2004 04:22 AM
Financial Post Sep 22 2004 8:45AM GMT

Mullahs in Iran afraid of the Internet
and its Impact on Regime Change

Mullahs in Iran afraid of the Internet
and its Impact on Regime Change 04/27/2004 05:18 PM
Persian Journal Apr 27 2004 9:47PM GMT

Drastic change and challenges expected
for Internet pharmacies in 2005

Drastic change and challenges expected
for Internet pharmacies in 2005 12/29/2004 04:39 PM
Canadian Press via Canada.com Dec 29 2004 7:19PM GMT

RFID session a primer in the next major
technology to change business since the
Internet

RFID session a primer in the next major
technology to change business since the
Internet 09/08/2004 03:35 AM
Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID) will eventually change the way every facet of business is conducted, and manufacturers and parts suppliers need to be ready in order to compete in the future. For this reason, experts in Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) are assembling in Dayton on November 3, 2004 to present the Mechanics of RFID, an intensive, full-day workshop geared for manufacturers and suppliers to meet customer RFID mandates and to focus on RFID as a productivity tool in manufacturing and distribution operations. [PRWEB Sep 8, 2004]

Dividend change doesn't change
Microsoft's lofty status

Dividend change doesn't change
Microsoft's lofty status 11/04/2003 09:54 AM
Chicago Tribune Nov 4 2003 8:23AM ET

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]

TRANSCENDING THE TECHNOLOGY CONSTRAINTS
TO RAPID BUSINESS GROWTH: How Emerging
and Midsize Companies Use Integrated
Internet Business Systems to Improve
Profits and Manage Change While Reducing
the Costs and Risks of Expansion

TRANSCENDING THE TECHNOLOGY CONSTRAINTS
TO RAPID BUSINESS GROWTH: How Emerging
and Midsize Companies Use Integrated
Internet Business Systems to Improve
Profits and Manage Change While Reducing
the Costs and Risks of Expansion 06/23/2004 03:08 AM
It’s a myth that the information technology (IT) requirements of emerging and midsize businesses are simpler than those of large enterprises. Virtually every day, we interact with the technology and business leaders of midsize companies whose IT demands not only rival the requirements of much larger companies, but in many cases exceed them.Fortunately, emerging and midsize businesses can resolve the dilemma of updating their outmoded IT infrastructure without massive one-time investments in technology. New technologies, such as Microsoft® .NET, enable companies to leverage previous investments in technology while step-by-step integrating their business systems to enable an efficient, cost-effective, and flexible solution to driving and managing growth. Learn Morehttp://www.verndale.com/News/WhitePapers.asp-or-Request the Following White Paper:http://www.verndale.com/News/WhitePapers.asp?functype=whitepaper form&WhitePaperID=1 [PRWEB Jun 23, 2004]

name change pt 2

name change pt 2 07/14/2004 04:56 AM
I've narrowed it down technotechgirl.com bubblegumgoodness.com mwah.com (hondo you rock!) cottoncandydreams.com candipants.com I have no idea if these are available...

FC Now: Plus Ca Change...

FC Now: Plus Ca Change... 04/07/2005 05:55 AM
Last Friday, i met with a fascinating guy named Luc de Brabandere. His book, The Forgotten Half of Change, was a FC Readers' Choice selection in April. A witty Belgian who ran the Belgian stock exchange until he had a...

How should the EU change?

How should the EU change? 06/24/2005 07:06 PM
Prime Minister Tony Blair has told MEPs that the EU is facing a "crisis in political leadership" and must change to win back public support. What do you think?

Change This

Change This 08/12/2004 05:57 AM
Change This
http://www.changethis.c om/bloggers.html

Bloggers are special. A jumble of slanted, shouting voices have overcome our airwaves, infiltrated our newspapers, filled every corner of our waking lives, and they aren't going to stop. It's affecting all of us. You may have noticed that every argument seems just a little more heated than the last--is it any surprise, when each one of has been listening just a little bit less? It's a sign of more to come. But now, people are listening to bloggers instead. Blogging is the populist response to the media hegemony: a sea of independent voices. ChangeThis is aiming to disrupt the media pattern with powerful, rational arguments from leading thinkers. We know that we deserve better than what we've got. We know there's a thoughtful, caring, rational human inside every one of us. We're working with the brightest minds we can find. And we believe that bloggers are crucial to changing the tone of our collective dialogue.

Sea Change?

Sea Change? 04/18/2005 07:33 AM
A report from the past.

"that could change..."

"that could change..." 09/27/2004 02:37 AM

Speeds of Change

Speeds of Change 06/22/2004 08:57 AM
As is par for the course of my life Life has flipped me from one extreme to the other faster...

Agents of Change

Agents of Change 09/16/2004 11:14 AM
Agents of Change by Patrick Thibodeau
http://snipurl.com/8xzn

Autonomous agents could one day play a key role in everything from setting market prices to creating more resilient networks. Over the past year, NASA has been uploading software into the Earth Observing-1 satellite, turning it into a testbed for autonomous agents. The agents -- software programs that are able to learn and can function independently -- are used to manage experiments and operate the spacecraft. The effort is part of a technology initiative that researchers say will reshape IT over the course of many years. Autonomous agents have the potential to become an extraordinarily powerful technology, with the capacity to learn, experiment and act independent of human control. Agents could ultimately improve productivity, increase software reliability and change the operation of markets, particularly supply chains.

Change Is Good - You Go First. Okay, I
Will

Change Is Good - You Go First. Okay, I
Will 01/07/2004 04:54 PM
You remind me of those people who said they'd never get cell phones.

"I remember when everyone shouted into their cell phones and thought that their batteries drained faster when they made long distance phones. I remember when people (who now have cell phones) swore to me that they'd never have a cell phone. I remember when cell phones looked more like military radios. I think it's fine to gripe about technology, but I would warn those people who swear they'll never use a technology. Technology evolves and so do social norms.

We've been having a dialog recently about the relationship between social norms and technology. I think this is part of the same dialog. New technologies disrupt our habits and our norms and what we feel comfortable with. I am an early adopter type who uses every technology possible and I try to wrap my life around it all. Some people try the technology and point out the tensions. Some people ignore the technology. Technology evolves along with the social norms. When it works well, we end up with a technology that contributes to society in some way and becomes a seamless part of our social norms. When it doesn't work well it either damages society or does not integrate and is discarded." [Joi Ito's Web, emphasis above is mine]

Joi could have been talking about libraries and librarians. Think you'll never use IM for reference? Think ebooks will never go mainstream? Think you'll never need a wireless network at home or work?

Do you have a cellphone?

Why Microsoft Won't Change

Why Microsoft Won't Change 07/21/2004 09:27 AM
Swallowing companies works well. By John C. Dvorak, CBS MarketWatch (via MyAppleMenu)

How did it change the world?

How did it change the world? 06/05/2004 05:51 AM
6 June marks the 60th anniversary of the D-Day landings, a day that changed the course of a war - and also a century. What are your memories of D-Day?

The change a'comin'

The change a'comin' 06/22/2005 01:50 AM
Terry Heaton blogs about a "think tank" confab at Ball State University where he became more convinced than ever that the mainstream press is on the precipice. I have that sense more and more, too, although I couldn't quantify it or even argue for it. You know how you feel when the wind blows a little colder than usual and there's a drop in the air pressure? That's how I feel. Something is on the way. [Technorati tag: media]...

A Change of Perspective

A Change of Perspective 03/11/2003 01:22 AM
When I ran across Josh's a technology perspective entry, it really resonated with me. Allow me to quote him and then ramble for a bit. It struck me today that the focus of my interests have changed drastically since leaving California. When you're submerged in the land of technology, it becomes etched on your mind. You live and breathe high-tech, and everything around you from the people to the local news and even the billboards are talking about the newest...

Coinstar Goes for Change

Coinstar Goes for Change 04/30/2004 01:42 PM
The coin-cashing company pushes for your change and now your bills, too.

The more things change

The more things change 06/02/2004 08:14 PM
globetechnology.com Jun 3 2004 0:33AM GMT

Change Your Old Bookmarks

Change Your Old Bookmarks 01/23/2004 02:20 PM

Hey folks, if any of your are subscribed to the RSS feed under the old deanebarker.net domain name, you need to get that changed to gadgetopia.com right quick. DNS on deanebarker.net is changing as we speak, as that site is going to become my personal blog sometime in the future.

If you don't change the domain name, this may be the last post your aggregator can find. Whether that's a blessing or curse, I leave to you to decide.

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A terabyte for $500 and change

A terabyte for $500 and change 05/18/2004 10:25 AM
TigerDirect is advertising Seagate 120GB drives for $59.99 after the rebate. Applying my unique math skills (i.e., I've never done a calculation correctly), I think that works out to $511.91 for a terabyte of storage. Why, that'd be enough to store an entire blog, with room left over to download Tetris!...

Itching for a change

Itching for a change 05/17/2004 07:25 AM
I've been in a relationship for eight years but I fear commitment and crave experience. What should I do?

Lindows to Change Name

Lindows to Change Name 04/09/2004 04:05 PM

Lindows.com - Michael's Minutes: Name Change: Lindows is changing their name because they're sick of getting sued. This is the right way to go. Far be it for me to defend Redmond, but the name was an obvious attempt to capitalize on Microsoft's market recognition. Besides, if your product is good enough, it should stand on its own. This gives them time and capital to fight other battles.

Via Boing Boing.

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