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- #goodpitch do love a well researched event. With bonus pingpong. 1 hr ago
- Statement on The future of NHS National Programme for IT http://ow.ly/2BF3B (via @Caledebois) 1 day ago
- It's #opentech on Saturday http://www.ukuug.org/events/opentech2010/ 1 day ago
- Can you help make http://meetthecommunities.helpfultechnology.com/ happen? Venue needed, October (via @lesteph) 1 day ago
- Tim Biscoe: A case for basic research (pdf) http://bit.ly/cbNAdw 1 day ago
- Vince Cable - Science, Research and Innovation Speech http://bit.ly/9VGkuH 1 day ago
- Nature http://bit.ly/d9xIgu and Austin Elliott http://bit.ly/bNyZ0G on Vince Cable and scientific research.(via @Maxine_Clarke) 1 day ago
- BioMed Central drafts position statement on open data http://bit.ly/cTLgAK Please comment. (via @mfenner) 1 day ago
- Plos: B Vitamins Slow the Rate of Accelerated Brain Atrophy in Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Randomized Controlled Trial http://bit.ly/dsyNKZ 1 day ago
- How can health data be used to solve problems and make decisions? http://ow.ly/2AXzr Join a Live Q & A on 8th Oct #opendata (via @NHSlocal) 2 days ago
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Category Archives: Tools
Google Wave
A roundup of first reactions Read Write Web: Google Wave hands-on http://bit.ly/mh4cv Preview video http://wave.google.com/ Cameron Neylon on Wave and Open Science http://bit.ly/rQnoI Jeff Jarvis on Wave and News http://bit.ly/1aApdj Google Wave Drips With Ambition. A New Communication Platform For A New Web.www.techcrunch.com
News: tweet petit
guardiantech Google and PRS in headlock as music videos pulled from YouTube http://bit.ly/1SAvr6 Finally: Oxenford on US webcastcast royalty settlement http://bit.ly/fLrVH US internet radio stations need to file with SoundExchange by 2 April or pay CRB rates Big Picture: London from above at night http://bit.ly/aHr9 That’s a lot of lightbulbs. Exhilarating, yes. Sustainable energy use? Big Picture photo journalism: Cambodia [...]
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Mobile video: HD cameras
This blog does not, of course, carry out product reviews or recommend any products. But I know you want to read about new kit. So I’ll link to some product reviews, whilst making broad cultural assertions about the future of mobile devices. Starting with David Pogue in the New York Times reviewing the Flip, a [...]
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PicLens
Sometimes you need to know about new software right now. This is one of those moments. PicLens from Cooliris is an immersive, full screen environment that displays content (images and Flash video) as a dynamic wall of thumbnails. The wall can be manipulated with the click of a mouse to scroll and zoom, and you [...]
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Google Reader
If you need another feedreader, Google Reader works from any computer with online access and on any mobile phone browser. Requires registration for a Google account. Imagine, newsfeeds wherever you go. Great for organisations using RSS to keep their workforce informed- as long as they provide a separate mobile/PDA for work. Think mobile apps, Google [...]
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Google Reader
If you need another feedreader, Google Reader works from any computer with online access and on any mobile phone browser. Requires registration for a Google account. Imagine, newsfeeds wherever you go. Great for organisations using RSS to keep their workforce informed- as long as they provide a separate mobile/PDA for work. Think mobile apps, Google [...]
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Feedreaders
As you monitor more news feeds/waste more of your life on the web, a feedreader allows you to manage information more effectively. RSS brings you a preview of updated content on a website or blog. You no longer have to remember or make the effort to visit a website, unless there is some new content [...]
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Feedreaders
In the first lecture I talked about RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds and encouraged everyone to try out a dedicated feed reader. As you monitor more news feeds/waste more of your life on the web, a feedreader allows you to manage information more effectively. RSS brings you a preview of updated content on a website [...]
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