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Moscow - The Russian judicial authorities have classified negative comments about the police on the internet as a crime for the first time, prompting protests from human rights groups, according to a report in Tuesday's Kommersant newspaper. A court in Syktyvkar in the Russian republic of Komi gave a blog writer a suspended sentence of one year for "fomenting hatred against the social group of the police."
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via Earthtimes.org @ 14:52 8th Jul
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Moscow - The Russian judicial authorities have classified negative comments about the police on the internet as a crime for the first time, prompting protests from human rights groups, according to a report in Tuesday's Kommersant newspaper.
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via Monsters and Critics @ 14:52 8th Jul
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Blogging can be great if you have your blog hosted on the right blog hosting site. Some blog hosting sites offer a wide variety of features for you to use. Add photos to your blog posts, add videos to your blog posts and add music to your blog posts. Some blog hosting sites will even let you change the colors and layouts of your blog.
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via About @ 11:25 21st Jul
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As I’ve mentioned before, National Public Radio’s (US) On the Media is part of my weekly podcast diet. It was an interesting look at three different views on internet comments on articles and radio programmes. Host Bob Garfield interviewed This American Life's Ira Glass, 'professional writer and critic' Lee Siegel and Roanoke Times editor Carole Tarrant. It spawned a round of very interesting blog posts and comments - Comments on comments on comments, as Jeff Jarvis put it. It soon spilled out onto Twitter from with an interesting discussion between Jay Rosen and Kevin Marks.
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via Corante @ 14:43 29th Jul
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via Gizmodo @ 11:31 14th Aug
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Jesper Johansson, co-author of Windows Vista Security: Securing Vista Against Malicious Attacks, recently wrote an article in The Register which dissects a new type of threat. Anyone with a blog has probably seen blog spam- comments made on blog posts which have little or nothing to do with the actual blog post, but contain links to spam-related web sites. I have spam filters in place, so I rarely even see the blog spam posts. They are an annoyance, and I simply delete them in periodic batches. However, Jesper did stop to look at the spam and noticed that a new breed was becoming prevalent. The new breed, rather than just leading to some annoying spam site, are actually malware attacks. For a complete breakdown of the threat, and Jesper's dissection and analysis, check out Anatomy of a Malware Scam.
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via About @ 16:47 24th Aug
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Washington, D.C. (July 11, 2008) - SCORE “Counselors to America’s Small Business” announces the new “SCORE Women’s Success Blog” at the SCORE Web site, www.score.org. Four women SCORE leaders offer their insights, advice and fresh takes on issues facing women entrepreneurs across America. This is the first blog from SCORE at the national level. Comments and questions from blog visitors are welcome. The blog Web site address is http://womensblog.score.org.
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via Small Business Trends @ 3:10 12th Jul
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PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- SCORE "Counselors to America's Small Business" announces the new "SCORE Women's Success Blog" at the SCORE Web site, www.score.org. Four women SCORE leaders offer their insights, advice and fresh takes on issues facing women entrepreneurs across America. This is the first blog from SCORE at the national level. Comments and questions from blog visitors are welcome. The blog Web site address is http://womensblog.score.org.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 22:47 10th Jul
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WASHINGTON, July 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- SCORE "Counselors to America's Small Business" announces the new "SCORE Women's Success Blog" at the SCORE Web site, www.score.org. Four women SCORE leaders offer their insights, advice and fresh takes on issues facing women entrepreneurs across America. This is the first blog from SCORE at the national level. Comments and questions from blog visitors are welcome. The blog Web site address is http://womensblog.score.org.
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via Macro World Investor @ 22:47 10th Jul
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Blog music, blog tv, blog cricket, blog jokes: Blogs to express comments, views and indicate events has become common. But what about blogs by politicians? Home Minister Dr V S Acharya has a blog. And, a minister who has a website and regularly updates it is Women and Child Welfare Minister P M Narendraswamy.
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via Deccan Herald @ 10:35 30th Jun
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LAS VEGAS -- Alex Edelstein, CEO of Gemstone Development, one of Las Vegas' largest new homebuilders, has launched www.frothingdeveloper.com, a new blog designed to counter the media's perennially negative spin on the economy and the housing market. Initially inspired by what Edelstein believes are misleading and negative local Realtor statistics on Las Vegas home inventory levels, Edelstein created the site to expose the inaccuracies prevalent in today's news stories, and to provide a forum for the positive statistics and facts that get buried at the bottom of back page stories, if published at all.
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via HGTVPro.com @ 2:11 5th Jul
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The rise of computer and others high technologies equipments has paved the way for the genesis of new crime types. High-Tech Crime involves an attempt to pursue illegal activities through the use of advance electronic media. High Technology as a form of sophisticated electronic devices- computer, cellular telephone, internet and other digital communication- that is in common use today. The concept of cyber crime is not radically different from the concept of conventional crime. At first the cyber crime occurs in India, Japan & China at 1820. The first recorded cyber crime took place in the year 1820! That is not surprising considering the fact that the abacus, which is thought to be the earliest form of a computer, has been around since 3500 B.
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via The New Nation @ 13:09 19th Jul
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In Korea, even an insensitive person does not dare to read all comments on the Internet because of indiscriminate posts espousing vicious attacks. False rumors such as suspected plastic surgery or a fake story can kill the career of a celebrity. One celebrity who suffered from a scandal has proposed the designation of attempted online murder as a crime. Justice Minister Kim Gyeong-han said yesterday that he will consider designating as a crime cyber humiliation. Vicious comments that damaged the government while candlelight protests rocked the country and negative comments linger on the Internet.
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via Donga.com @ 22:35 22nd Jul
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In Korea, even an insensitive person does not dare to read all comments on the Internet because of indiscriminate posts espousing vicious attacks. False rumors such as suspected plastic surgery or a fake story can kill the career of a celebrity. One celebrity who suffered from a scandal has proposed the designation of attempted online murder as a crime. Justice Minister Kim Gyeong-han said yesterday that he will consider designating as a crime cyber humiliation. Vicious comments that damaged the government while candlelight protests rocked the country and negative comments linger on the Internet.
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via Donga.com @ 22:36 22nd Jul
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Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Trident Microsystems, Inc., Sony, American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc., D.R. Horton, Inc. and Cache, Inc. www.profits.zacks.com/ CHICAGO--(Business Wire)-- Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include: Trident Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: TRID), Sony (NYSE: SNE), American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc (NYSE: AXL), D.R. Horton, Inc. (NYSE: DHI) and Cache, Inc. (NASDAQ: CACH). Get the most recent insight from Zacks Equity Research with the free Profit from the Pros newsletter: at.zacks.com/?id=4579 Here are highlights from Wednesday's Analyst Blog: Trident Micro Pressured in Asia Trident Microsystems, Inc.
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via Reuters @ 7:09 31st Jul
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Gigaomni Media, the blog media network founded by Om Malik, has done its first acq-hire: it has bought a mobile technology blog called jkOnTheRun, a blog about mobile gadgets, including mobile phones and cloud client computers. The two writers/founder will stay on board, and this will be the sixth blog in the GigaOm Network. The company also hinted that it will on the look out for more such blogs/sites that fits into its area of tech coverage. It has funding from True Ventures and some angels.
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via PaidContent.org @ 5:48 23rd Jul
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There are a number of blog search tools out there, and some have become controversial for their human-powered curator process and simplistic style. But such an approach has its merits when you look at the broad appeal of blog recommendations and curated suggestions. There are those end users that would like to be able to find blog content that’s not technology related, and doesn’t come from self-promotional platforms that are often found on some memes and other blog search engines.
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via Mashable @ 7:02 3rd Jul
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Cambridge Broadband Networks launches ‘Backhaul Blog’ - Cambridge Broadband Networks launches ‘Backhaul Blog’ to spur debate across telecoms industry. Creates forum to discuss issues and opportunities around all forms of backhaul. Cambridge UK, 2 July 2008: Backhaul is one of the biggest issues facing mobile operators today and according to ABI Research already accounts for 30 percent of their operating expenditure with an annual cost of $20 billion. In response, Cambridge Broadband Networks, the developer of carrier-class transmission equipment for cellular backhaul, has today launched a blog to foster discussion around the issues. Known as ‘the backhaul blog’, the forum is aimed at a wide cross-section of industry professionals, including mobile operators, analysts and journalists, and will carry thought-provoking comment fr
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via Business Portal 24 @ 22:01 3rd Jul
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From 4pm BST today, commenting on the Politics blog will be temporarily switched off as we relaunch the blog with a new design and better features, and integrate it with the rest of guardian.co.uk, which you may have noticed looks a bit different and is organised in a different way. This process will last all night as every blog post and all your comments are transferred to the new format.
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 12:29 19th Aug
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An anonymous reader writes "In what seems to be a repeat of what happened in July, a few news sites have mentioned that there is evidence of a campaign against Georgia. For example, both the government's and the president's sites are inaccessible, among other official websites. For some analysis, the RBN Exploit blog demonstrates various traceroutes that have failed to several sites. They also claim that the RBN (Russian Business Network cyber-crime organisation) are behind the attacks, and that 'Many of Georgia's internet servers were under external control from late Thursday,' before the actual war began. Finally, according to this Twitter account of someone in Georgia (written in Russian), he claims that 'Russia has blocked access to Georgian websites from within Russia' (rough translation).
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via Slashdot @ 12:43 10th Aug
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Travel authority Arthur Frommer has posted his 1000th blog entry on Frommers.com. Mirroring his classic best-selling "Europe on $5 a Day," Frommer's first blog post on May 8, 2007 was titled "Europe and the sinking dollar: what do we do now?" Since then, Frommer has posted 1,000 short, often humorous, takes on the latest travel trends and advice on affordable travel. Spanning topics from sea-sickness remedies (ginger) to the most gay-friendly vacation spot (Bermuda), Frommer's blog is read religiously by thousands of travel enthusiasts each month. Frommer also utilizes his blog to solicit contributions from readers to create an interactive forum for fellow travelers, posing such questions as: Do Power Bars join peanut butter as essential "don't leave home without them" items?
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via Modern Agent Online @ 9:38 23rd Jul
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(June 3, 2008) - I am proud to announce that Noobpreneur.com’s blog post - Buying a Franchise — If You Think Owning a Franchise Unit is Easy, Think Again! — is chosen among blog posts in the blogosphere as one of 50 blog posts included in the Evan Carmichael’s Top 50 Franchising Blog Posts of 2008.
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via Small Business Trends @ 19:39 17th Aug
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Those of you who track this blog will have noticed a couple of things over the last while: First and not least, I haven’t been posting much and secondly the title has changed from Roads to SOA to FinanceTech Directions. The two changes are closely related as after some lengthy discussions with my friends at ebizq, I have decided to relaunch this blog. However, it will now focus exclusively on the financial services industry and broaden its scope to include all of enterprise infrastructure as it applies to that industry.
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via EBizQ.net @ 8:27 8th Aug
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Trudy Schuett of the WOLves blog is leading a relaxed, informal discussion about how to write for a blog.
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via Small Business Trends @ 19:38 17th Aug
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Home arrow Organizational arrow Wagg It Re-Launches Its Blog Promotion Blog With All Of The Bells, Whistles, And Widgets of Web 2.0
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via PR-USA.net @ 0:30 3rd Jul
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