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This is cool! Amy is right on the money for the applications of having a webfeed calendar. How about your dentist, if it tied into their booking software could push the reminder for your check up to you. Might be interested for group collaboration and scheduling. Platform agnostic to receive. Webfeeds are certainly taking off…
Globetechnology–Wallpaper shields Wi-Fi networks
Interesting article from the Globe & Mail. This dovetails nicely with another article I read over the weekend about wireless network security. The article found here “How Secure is Your Wireless Network, discusses how easy it is for people to snoop and intercept wireless signals. Though the wirless security article is good but it leaves…
News for Today, Jun 15
Updates from SharedSpaces… News in the shared spaces world: Version 3.0 of Oracle Collaboration Suite (due 4Q2004) will add instant messaging services and collaborative work spaces (accessible from other messaging and collaboration applications via a Web services API). eWeek Scalix released Version 9.0 of its namesake Linux-based email and calendaring platform. New features: expanded desktop…
Conferencing on the fly
Last week I was able to catch two webinars on presentations over the web. First I caught the Breeze as eLearning tool. As an eLearing tool I thought it was pretty good. As a presentation tool it looked very compelling. I'm not sure if Macromedia offers hosting (I'm sure they must) or just buy their…
Virtual Company Advice
Some good advice for the virtual company. I found many times moving away from the keyboard and picking up the phone resolved a question or problem in minutes. Voice inflection can be so important. As Dana points out, the article is a little dated, but still the concept is still true today. In Virtual Company…
Blogging Technology Going Open Source
An interesting move, given MoveableType's recent licensing changes. I haven't tried Radio Userland. I did try using Frontier in my by-gone Mac days and met Dave Winer at a MacWorld in 1995. Even though some think that blogging is now passé, I think it is actually starting a renaissance. With the explosion of RSS and…