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Daily Archives: January 9, 2008
Blacklisted from Google Notebook
One of the weak points of reliance on cloud computing services is that you’re constantly at the mercy of the company your data is in – and, as you don’t pay for the service, the relationship that you have with … Continue reading
Holy crap: Newsgator now free
inessential.com: ‘NetNewsWire 3.1 is free’ There’s not much to add to this one, although that sound you here is actually my jaw hitting the floor. It makes a lot of sense, though.
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links for 2008-01-09
The Metaverse: The end of in-world “banking” No surprise to many, Linden Lab has effectively outlawed banking in Second Life UNLESS you already have a real-world banking license. One more step towards the metaverse becoming more like a game world, … Continue reading
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Surely FORTUNE can do better than this?
Fresh on the back of my moan about journalists who do nothing but rehash press releases while staring at multiple screens, we have a post on FORTUNE which swallows the Apple line on pricing discrepancies in the EU hook, line … Continue reading
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Data portability? Not for EU, Sunny Jim
Link: TechCrunch UK » Blog Archive » Data portability? Not for EU, Sunny Jim. "Ultimately, the EU Data Protection Directive, which ended up inserted into the national law of all EU countries, could also be a legal block on data … Continue reading
