Rowan Atkinson – Hell
IBM starts green business arm
Computer giant will focus on corporate data centres
IBM yesterday announced it is investing $1bn (
£0.5m) a year to increase energy efficiency within its own IT departments and those of its clients.
read more | digg story
Web 2.0 wave starts to take hold
A story from the bbc – it’s currently 3rd most read story! If that doesn’t get web 2.0 into the minds of the average consumer, i’m not sure what will.
read more | digg story
IBM renews Microsoft rivalry with new Web software
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 21 (Reuters) – IBM’s Lotus unit will introduce on Monday a set of social networking services that functions like a MySpace for office workers and which analysts say marks a renewed challenge to Microsoft Corp.
This i have in my dissertation
Yahoo sees social network sites competing for ads
Yahoo faces pressure to invest more in social networking as it sees a dramatic shift by Web audiences to sites like MySpace, YouTube and Facebook, analysts said on Wednesday.
Web 2.0 and the Engineering of Trust
Trust is always important in business, but it is fundamental to Web 2.0 in a way that it wasn’t to earlier Internet businesses.
101 Things to do
This is also available at: http://sheet.zoho.com/public.do?docurl=oNg955zQJSO39kvP8jcpA%3D%3D&name=IrQxqvAkaQGE%2BBE4HrcL3A%3D%3D
Slashdot | MIT Press Book On Open Source Now Free
ADTIS work i am doing
go things sorted
- next need to move the links for changing styles – php
- edit each of the files a bit
- high contrast
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Adobe Photoshop to go online
Web 3.0: When Web Sites Become Web Services
As more and more of the Web is becoming remixable, the entire system is turning into both a platform and the database. Yet, such transformations are never smooth. For one, scalability is a big issue. And of course legal aspects are never simple.
A good read
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Colour Theme
Ive just realised that the colour theme of this blog are IBM colours.
What have they done? I can’t get away !!!!!
At least the WordPress theme use slightly different Hues
Google Snaps Up Stats Tool from Swedish Charity
A stats program that began as a teaching aid for a university lecture has just been bought by Google for an undisclosed sum. The statistics tool, Trendalyzer, was developed by a professor and his son at Stockholm’s Karolinska Institute. The professor gets no payment for his work, while Google plans to collect together all the worlds stats.
This seems quite a cool program. Using Web 2.0 technologies makes the statistics much more friendly to use
MySpace News (another Digg clone?)
News came last week that MySpace is getting into the online news aggregation game. MySpace is making the news social, allowing users to: rate and comment on every news item that comes through the system and submit stories they think are cool.
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