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Internet governance update

November 12, 2005 Leave a comment

Internet governance interests me and I have been following this story for a while now, and the concern by the European Union that the U.S. share governance is clearly is not going away. According to a Reuters story posted on Yahoo! News, "The European Commission on Friday took a swipe at U.S. oversight of the Internet but offered no concrete ...

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Making podcasting simpler

November 12, 2005 1 Comment

It looks like FIC’s David Collins has advanced tech skills, as he can produce a podcast when many others are struggling with the technology. Yahoo! says it is now working on a development tool to make it easier for people to produce and publish podcasts, according to TechWeb. "Yahoo! also is looking at ways to make it easier for podcasters ...

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Interfacing With Typepad

November 11, 2005 2 Comments

Those of you who were at the March F & I conference may recall that I announced I was going to set up an internal blog for staff. That idea morphed into a password protected knowledge blog that I terminated this morning. The problem: I attempted to pay for the blog using my corporate P-card. Typepad kept sending me e-mails ...

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Google for us all

November 10, 2005 2 Comments

I was doing a little homework before attending a technology roundtable later today sponsored by TechuMentor. On the NetSquared blog, author Chris Locke mentions that corporations are beginning to refer to the "Goodle economy."  Locke then goes on to say: Nonprofits should similarly be aware of — and concerned about — the way Google is changing "business as usual." Traditional ...

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