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Making Online Video Accessible to Small Medium Businesses SMBs
Making Online Video Accessible to Small Medium Businesses SMBs
The general movement of the industry is certainly in a more transparent, more accessible direction. But this trend definitely needs to continue before everyone is able to climb aboard the online video train. Here’s our list of what the industry needs to do in order to get the SMBs fully ready to jump on.
·reelseo.com·
Making Online Video Accessible to Small Medium Businesses SMBs
Making Online Video Accessible to Small Medium Businesses SMBs
Making Online Video Accessible to Small Medium Businesses SMBs
The general movement of the industry is certainly in a more transparent, more accessible direction. But this trend definitely needs to continue before everyone is able to climb aboard the online video train. Here’s our list of what the industry needs to d
·reelseo.com·
Making Online Video Accessible to Small Medium Businesses SMBs
Oh heck, I'll just publish it myself - The Globe and Mail
Oh heck, I'll just publish it myself - The Globe and Mail
For the first time ever, says U.S. industry monitor Bowker, the number of self-published, a.k.a. “on-demand” books printed in the United States last year exceeded the number of conventional titles. The company reported a “staggering 132-per-cent increase over last year's final total of 123,276 titles,” which in turn was 462 per cent above the total of self-published titles produced in 2006.
·theglobeandmail.com·
Oh heck, I'll just publish it myself - The Globe and Mail
Mobile Traffic Network
Mobile Traffic Network
We’re getting ready to launch a free service that alerts people by mobile phone about important events near them. Be it a traffic jam, a storm, an emergency service message or a special deal at a favorite restaurant, if it’s relevant to our customer’s life, we’ll notify them when it matters.
·mobiletrafficnetwork.com·
Mobile Traffic Network
Altinum revealed… and in Google Earth
Altinum revealed… and in Google Earth
I overlaid both the near-infrared aerial image taken by the researchers and the resultant maps they produced in Google Earth. Here they are, as a downloadable KML file.. It’s amazing how well the amphitheatre and basilica stand out. All source material comes from from the PDF supplement on sciencemag.org. But viewing these overlays in Google Earth is not the only way in which you can enhance the context of this content. This particular area of northern Italy is blessed with an unusually high number of historical satellite images taken over the years and made available in Google Earth via the historical imagery slider (quite possibly because researchers were requesting imagery of Altinum from DigitalGlobe.) Several images from 2006 show many of the features with remarkable precision, and it is also interesting to see how the changing seasons highlight different features.
·geo2web.com·
Altinum revealed… and in Google Earth
Learning Footprint from HT2 - is your learning costing the earth?
Learning Footprint from HT2 - is your learning costing the earth?
By reducing or even eliminating the need to travel for staff training, you could see a dramatic reduction in your organisations carbon emissions. Learning Footprint is a website dedicated to helping organisations mimimise the environmental impact of their training and development programmes through the use of E-Learning.
·learningfootprint.com·
Learning Footprint from HT2 - is your learning costing the earth?
Consumer Electronics 2.0: MIT's Henry Holtzman on The Internet of Things
Consumer Electronics 2.0: MIT's Henry Holtzman on The Internet of Things
During my recent visit to MIT I met up with Henry Holtzman, Chief Knowledge Officer of the MIT Media Lab. We discussed the Internet of Things, which Holtzman has been actively involved in since the 90s. Holtzman said that consumer apps for Web-connected objects are becoming more common; he refers to this as an emerging "ecology of devices." There are many real world objects being connected to the Internet nowadays, he said, and they are beginning to act in concert.
·readwriteweb.com·
Consumer Electronics 2.0: MIT's Henry Holtzman on The Internet of Things
Outcropedia
Outcropedia
The Outcropedia is a new initiative of TecTask. The aim is to make a central, public database of all important and beautiful outcrops in the World. The main aim is to record where beautiful deformation structures are to be seen, but other outcrops can also be submitted.
·tectonique.net·
Outcropedia
MIT Mobile Web
MIT Mobile Web
The MIT Mobile Web offers up-to-date information, optimized for different types of mobile devices. Find people, places, events, course news, shuttle schedules, and more. All you need is a mobile device with a web browser and either WiFi or a data plan*
·mobi.mit.edu·
MIT Mobile Web
MIT Mobile Web
MIT Mobile Web
The MIT Mobile Web offers up-to-date information, optimized for different types of mobile devices. Find people, places, events, course news, shuttle schedules, and more. All you need is a mobile device with a web browser and either WiFi or a data plan*
·mobi.mit.edu·
MIT Mobile Web
A Brave New World-Wide Web
A Brave New World-Wide Web
It started with a presentation to Simon Fraser University student teachers. I created a Powerpoint presentation by the same name and put it on on Slideshare so that I could embed the show into a wik for the presentation. A number of people suggested I create a video of it. Today I did that and put it on YouTube and on the Internet Archive. One is of poor quality and the other is great, but only in streaming mode, so here I am now on BlipTV.
·blip.tv·
A Brave New World-Wide Web
Startups looking to make money by enhancing reality | VentureBeat
Startups looking to make money by enhancing reality | VentureBeat
Augmented reality (AR) technology, which overlays 3-D graphics or information over a live camera feed, isn’t a brand-new idea. But now that smartphones are penetrating the mass market, AR may be on the cusp of wide adoption. Imagine traveling to a foreign country, pointing your camera at a building and having it up pull up a trove of historical information, video and images of the place over the past century. Two early AR services are SPRXMobile’s Layar (in the Netherlands) and Tonchidot’s Sekai Camera (in Japan), which dig up real estate, job listings or user-generated tags when you point an Android-based phone or iPhone at buildings.
·digital.venturebeat.com·
Startups looking to make money by enhancing reality | VentureBeat
Startups looking to make money by enhancing reality | VentureBeat
Startups looking to make money by enhancing reality | VentureBeat
Augmented reality (AR) technology, which overlays 3-D graphics or information over a live camera feed, isn’t a brand-new idea. But now that smartphones are penetrating the mass market, AR may be on the cusp of wide adoption. Imagine traveling to a foreig
·digital.venturebeat.com·
Startups looking to make money by enhancing reality | VentureBeat
SongMeanings
SongMeanings
SongMeanings was created when we saw a void in most of the lyric sites around -- they didn't have any user interaction. You goto the site, get your lyrics and that's about it. We're different. We allow users to post their comments about their favorite (and not so favorite) songs and even submit their own lyrics. Our goal is to create the world's largest and most functional lyrics site, period. We also have a community aspect with user profiles, message boards and more.
·songmeanings.net·
SongMeanings
8 Steps to Developing a Better Workflow in Aperture
8 Steps to Developing a Better Workflow in Aperture
Aperture, Apple’s excellent image processing and organizational tool, can really help take your workflow to the next level. I’ve been using it for over two years (to the tune of over 10,000 images), and I couldn’t imagine going back. That said, it is a complicated application with a fairly steep learning curve. And even if you learn all the screens and all the keyboard shortcuts, Aperture doesn’t hold your hand. It is a tool, not a workflow. It is up to you to craft a workflow that fits your needs. In the many months I’ve been using Aperture, I’ve tweaked and refined my workflow. What follows is the system I use.
·digital-photography-school.com·
8 Steps to Developing a Better Workflow in Aperture
Translated by humans
Translated by humans
It's called collaborative translation. To make it simple, people help each other translate interesting foreign language texts into their native language. It's mostly blog posts, magazine articles, short stories and another materials licensed for free redistribution. It's also sometimes called crowdsourcing. Translations can be public or private. Private translations will be visible only to you and some folks you allow to—your translation team.
·translated.by·
Translated by humans
Addictomatic: Inhale the Web
Addictomatic: Inhale the Web
Addictomatic searches the best live sites on the web for the latest news, blog posts, videos and images. It's the perfect tool to keep up with the hottest topics, perform ego searches and feed your addiction for what's up, what's now or what other people are feeding on. Personalize After you search, you can personalize your results dashboard by moving around the source boxes. When you're done, bookmark the page and keep coming back to your personalized results dashboard for that search.
·addictomatic.com·
Addictomatic: Inhale the Web
IP Geolocation Worst Practices
IP Geolocation Worst Practices
The first time I visited cathysteeth, it claimed Cathy lives in Portland, Oregon–same as me. Curious, I loaded the site via a proxy and this time it claimed Cathy lived in the same place as my server, Culver City, California. That is because MaxMind, and similar services, use IP addresses to look up location. Every computer connected to the Internet has its own IP address. To be fair, Cathy isn’t alone in seeking a benefit from knowing a user’s location. Google uses it to show local advertisements and dating websites have long taken advantage of the lonely with “get a date tonight in Your Town” banners.
·blog.programmableweb.com·
IP Geolocation Worst Practices