With more the 500 million users, there’s a pretty good chance you’re an active Facebook user. By logging into Facebook several times a day, its users are able to follow the activities and musings of those they’ve “friended” via the service. My friends post pictures, videos, websites, and thoughts which are collected and [...]
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No Comments »Sadly, I can remember a time before the Internet when I had to actually enter a library and look in books to retrieve even broad based information. So when I discover new and easier ways in which information is being culled, curated, and consumed because of the Internet, I’m forever grateful. And as if the [...]
Posted in Content Delivery, Internet, Technology, Websites Tags: Internet, Qwiki, search, Space Shuttle, startups 1 Comment »Forget about Google TV, Apple TV, Boxee, and all the other platforms trying to aggregate online content into an easily accessible interface that bypasses traditional providers of television programming. Their inability to access the amount of basic content available with a cable TV subscription is their Achilles heel. Announcements today at the 2011 Consumer Electronics [...]
Comcast released an explanation of Internet peering today as a subtle defense to the fees it recently imposed on Level 3 Communications. Comcast’s explanation of Internet peering focuses on the fact that the various large networks of which the Internet is composed generally have pre-established peering policies that hinge on fair and equal exchanges of traffic. When [...]
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