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Virtual Gifts do Better than Banner Ads
From The Eponymous Pickle

Virtual Gifts do Better than Banner Ads

So called 'virtual gifts', which are basically ads that are passed along in social networks, appear to be more effective than banner ads. Some good examples and...

Howard Schmidt to be Named U.S. Cybersecurity Czar
From Schneier on Security

Howard Schmidt to be Named U.S. Cybersecurity Czar

I head this rumor two days ago, and The New York Times is reporting today. Reporters are calling me for reactions and opinions, but I just don't know. Schmidt...

Women and Computer Science
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Women and Computer Science

The Internet was a buzz last week with reports of a study done on the effects of environment on women’s interest in computer science. (Links to articles below)Rock...

WolframAlpha Year-end Update
From The Eponymous Pickle

WolframAlpha Year-end Update

An update on what WolframAlpha has done and plans to do in the coming year. I like their direction, but they still have far to go. They have very impressive demonstrations...

Auto Wifi
From The Eponymous Pickle

Auto Wifi

Wired view of the current state of using cars as mobile hotspots and their planned usage. New specific work by Ford is detailed. I am less interested in how I could...

Keeping Advanced Students Challenged
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Keeping Advanced Students Challenged

How do you keep your advanced students challenged? My school is a magnet school for 11th and 12th grade students who excel in math and science. Every junior takes...

Groundswell on Social Tech
From The Eponymous Pickle

Groundswell on Social Tech

I saw this Forrester/Groundswell post on the growth of social tech lately, it describes the participation growth from 2007-2009 based on Forrester's useful classifications...

Santa's Naughty
From Schneier on Security

Santa's Naughty

This is very serious.

Biweekly links for 12/21/2009
From Michael Nielsen

Biweekly links for 12/21/2009

Preskill Lecture Notes on Quantum Field Theory I’ve just dipped in here and there, but these are great. Don’t miss the link to the notes on general relativity,...

Defeating Microsoft BitLocker
From Schneier on Security

Defeating Microsoft BitLocker

Defeating BitLocker, even with a TPM. Related.

End of Term Bliss
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

End of Term Bliss

I finally finished my last projects for school this weekend. In fact, I was half an hour late to our CU-WISE potluck dinner organized for execs and officers because...

? Public Information
From Wild WebMink

? Public Information

Holy See declares unique copyright on Papal figure I've no comment on whether this is good or bad, but it's worth keeping in mind...

Blogs I Read: UXmatters
From The Noisy Channel

Blogs I Read: UXmatters

One of my favorite resources for learning about user experience is the UXmatters blog. This group blog boasts a set of authors that represent a diverse collection...

My Best Blog Posts (2009)
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

My Best Blog Posts (2009)

As year 2009 comes to an end, I selected a few of my best blog posts. Database, compression and column stores: More database compression means more speed? Right...

Decline of RSS Readers
From The Eponymous Pickle

Decline of RSS Readers

In ReadWriteWeb, a look at the decline of RSS readers. I still use them, but agree I see them used less and less either in or outside of the enterprise. There is...

Digital Building Data Delivery
From The Eponymous Pickle

Digital Building Data Delivery

Brought to my attention: Archaio ' ... Our expertise is delivering software that accurately depicts building data and automated decision support tools to improve...

User Experience Matters
From The Eponymous Pickle

User Experience Matters

In the Noisy Channel, a look at the UXmatters Blog. ' ... user experience is

How Big is the Internet
From The Eponymous Pickle

How Big is the Internet

Gizmodo graphically looks at how big the Internet has become. It is staggering. -

Inner CEO
From The Eponymous Pickle

Inner CEO

Alan Cox posts a review of his book: Your Innner CEO, which I recall being a good read. His unusual blog is also worth a look.

Net Neutrality and Tech Implications
From The Eponymous Pickle

Net Neutrality and Tech Implications

In E-Commerce Times, an interesting view of net neutrality, in particular how ultimately other devices in the consumers home, like the set-top-box, will start to...
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