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U.S. blogger thwarts Canadian gag order

U.S. blogger thwarts Canadian gag orderFair gameMorrissey is not a Canadian citizen, does not reside in Canada, does not publish his blog from Canada and is not a party to the court case in question, so Canada has *no* jurisdiction here. It's not like Canada would do anything to...

Tags: Blogging, Morrissey, blogger

Discussion threads 2005-04-05

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Two new apps turn smartphones into Wi-Fi hotspots

Ever wished you could use your smartphone's 3G networking capabilities to give your laptop Internet access? Two new mobile services have been released that let you turn a Wi-Fi enabled phone into a wireless hotspot for nearby devices. TapRoot Systems has been beta-testing its WalkingHotSpot software since...

Tags: Phone, Mobile, Smart Phone, Wi-Fi Hotspot, TapRoot Systems, Smart Phones, Advertising & Promotion, Wireless, Wi-Fi, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Marketing, Sean Portnoy

Blog posts 2008-09-13

OpenProj was 10th most-popular post here for 2007

Today starts our wind-down of the year with a review of the top 10 posts of this blog, and number 10 was the launch of OpenProj. OpenProj was downloaded over 150,000 times in its first weeks online, and is a product of Projity, a SaaS company which had been...

Tags: Software-as-a-service, License, Software As A Service (SaaS), Open Source, Emerging Technologies, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2007-12-10

Bloggers lead the way in election reporting

The front lines of Election Night reporting criss-crossed the blogosphere, The New York Times reports Bloggers were reporting on voting machine meltdowns and ballot shortfalls all through the night. But readers didnt have to take the writers word for it. Proof was being posted on YouTube throughout the evening....

Tags: Government technology, Elections, blogger, meltdown, Ed Morrissey

Blog posts 2006-11-08