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Monthly Archives: October 2005
New Kids Search � Interface Enhances Access to EBSCO�s K-6 Databases
New Kids Search � Interface Enhances Access to EBSCO�s K-6 Databases – “oh, so they’ve decided to pay attention to kids,” is my first reaction. Then I see the screenshot. My suggestion: don’t call it “kids search” in huge letters … Continue reading
Tagged ebscohost, kids, ui
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Second p0st: Work at Broadband Mechanics
Second p0st: Work at Broadband Mechanics – fantastic job if you can get it.
Tagged broadbandmechanics, jobs
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Google Translation
Is Google soft-launching some of their own translation software? As you may know, Google uses (used?) Systran for their translation software, as do quite a few other major players. Google has also been working on their own translation software. I … Continue reading
Tagged google, stealth, systransoft, translation
12 Comments
Yahoo! buys Upcoming.org
This is a very significant move. Need I say more? Events and calendaring are gearing up to be huge. Does this deal have anything to do with the Google Calendar rumours? Via Software Only.
Tagged acquisition, calendaring, events, upcoming.org, yahoo
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Join the Revolution
Join the Revolution – okay I planned on blogging this infinity ago (that’s internet time for you). Peter Caputa’s Whizspark is making a bold move. If you’re into running or promoting events – take a look.
Tagged events, petercaputa, whizspark
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Ning | Home: Front Page
Ning | Home: Front Page – I haven’t thoroughly delved into this yet, but it definitely deserves its own post. Looks to me like they’ve done a fantastic job so far. And “they” includes my friend Mike, who faithfully didn’t … Continue reading