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Internet Neighborhood Has Grown Dramatically
By David A. Utter - Wed, 10/10/2007 - 7:44pm.
Over 2.7 billion addresses have been charted by researchers performing the first Internet census since 1982.
Facebook Addresses BNP Problem
By Doug Caverly - Thu, 08/09/2007 - 11:47am.
One week ago, six major corporations pulled their advertising from Facebook. Then the British government followed suit. Now the social networking site has introduced a solution that may bring them all back.
Google Addresses IM Etiquette
By Doug Caverly - Fri, 08/03/2007 - 11:58am.
We’ve come to think of Googlers as cool people, as smart people, and above all, as tech-savvy people. I’m not here to challenge that perception, but a new post on the Official Google Australia Blog implies that Google’s employees deal with some of the same crap as the rest of us. The topic of the post? IM etiquette.
OS Licensing for SaaS
By Ross Mayfield - Thu, 07/12/2007 - 3:55pm.
Open Source came before, if not provided a platform for, Software as a Service. Open Source Licenses have a big loophole for the most common method of software distribution today. Tim O'Reilly addresses this while making yet another argument for open data.
Google Goes To D.C., Addresses Immigration
By Doug Caverly - Wed, 06/06/2007 - 2:25pm.
When a homeless person says something, not many people listen. When your average middle-class person speaks, he (or she) might, at best, be able to get on the local news. But when Google talks, nothing short of Congress itself is ready to pay attention, and that was the case as Laszlo Bock laid out his company’s case for more H-1B visas.
ASP.NET - Block IP Addresses from Your Site
By Mads Kristensen - Fri, 01/12/2007 - 10:41am.
Recently, one of my readers asked me how to block certain IP addresses from accessing his ASP.NET website.
Cloaking Is Bad... Unless It's Good
By Chris Richardson - Mon, 12/18/2006 - 1:30pm.
The concept of page cloaking has come under fire; again, because the idea is being used by a number of legitimate sites in order to protect or hide their content from users and/or search engine bots. The fact that these sites do not get punished for using cloaking techniques has become a sore spot with some bloggers.
EC Addresses Web Accessibility
By Doug Caverly - Fri, 06/16/2006 - 2:32pm.
34 European countries have agreed upon an "Internet for all" plan of action that is intended to make sure the nations' most disadvantaged groups have Web access. The European Commission (EC) created the agreement.
Habeas Creates Sender Reputation Lists
By Jason Lee Miller - Tue, 05/09/2006 - 11:55am.
Habeas Inc. announced the creation of SenderIndex, an email reputation database of over 60 million IP addresses and domains, designed to help authenticate email senders. And it's free, too.
