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Vancouver International Writers & Readers FestivalThe 21st Vancouver International Writers & Readers Festival got officially underway with Grand Openings, an event that featured seven writers of different styles and backgrounds. As one patron remarked, it made for a “very multicultural evening.”
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via CBC @ 2:27 24th Oct
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As a service to real readers, Media Guy fields imaginary questions about the media landscape from nonexistent readers. He does this every few months in deference to his very busy actual readers -- saving them the trouble of writing in with questions they simply don't have time to ask. Herewith, the latest batch of NSFAQ (not-so-frequently-asked questions).
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via Advertising Age @ 19:15 16th Nov
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I don't fully understand Nick Denton's decision to fold Valleywag into Gawker. Gawker's readers don't care about Silicon Valley gossip, and Valleywag's readers don't care who was spotted having lunch at Michael's yesterday. What's more, Gawker's clearly having difficulty selling out its inventory already -- hence the end of pay-per-pageview. So readers won't benefit, and although Gawker.com will get a traffic boost from this, it's not going to be easy to monetize that.
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via Conde Nast Portfolio @ 23:03 16th Nov
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I don't fully understand Nick Denton's decision to fold Valleywag into Gawker. Gawker's readers don't care about Silicon Valley gossip, and Valleywag's readers don't care who was spotted having lunch at Michael's yesterday. What's more, Gawker's clearly having difficulty selling out its inventory already -- hence the end of pay-per-pageview. So readers won't benefit, and although Gawker.com will get a traffic boost from this, it's not going to be easy to monetize that.
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via Seeking Alpha @ 20:41 13th Nov
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Blogs have been popular for a long time, but blog advertising has not. Early on, advertisers were wary of associating themselves with the sometimes-inflammatory content of the new media form, and even two years ago blog advertising made up a meager 2 percent share of online revenue. New research, however, suggests that marketers who take a pass on blogs may be missing a good way to sell their products. JupiterResearch, conducting a study for ad network BuzzLogic, found that half of blog readers say they find blogs useful for purchase information, and more frequent blog readers trust them more than social networking sites for influencing purchase decisions. Fifty-two percent say blogs played a role in the critical moment they decided to move forward with a purchase, and half of frequent blog readers have taken action after viewing an ad on
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via Media Life Magazine @ 1:03 1st Nov
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Ever want to add a photo tip to one of the articles here on About Photography? Have a comment about one of the photos in the assignment winners? Now is your chance! About Photography has a new feature called Readers Respond. This allows you to respond to select articles and share your ideas with the world. More articles are being added to this growing list of Reader Respond articles but here are some to get your started.
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via About @ 10:36 10th Nov
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Technology news and Jobs arrow Information Technology News arrow Google Readers at risk from unsocial Facebook worm
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via ITWire @ 8:53 29th Oct
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Mozilla's open source Firefox browser accounts for 20 per cent of the worldwide browser market. So there's no doubt Reg readers are outside the norm.
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via The Register @ 21:50 14th Nov
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Yesterday Clive Hamilton wrote that the governement's proposed internet filtering scheme had merit. Crikey readers fired up.
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via Crikey Media @ 2:29 21st Nov
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Many companies across a range of industry sectors provide their employees with Blackberry PDAs as remote office tools. Historically, if they also wanted mobile RFID capability they had to invest additionally in more expensive RFID embedded handheld computers. Now, thanks to Tracient Technologies' handheld RFID readers, they can invest in a low cost handheld reader which simply reads RFID tags and collects the data, then transfers it to their Blackberry via Bluetooth. From there it can be processed/ stored in an application on the Blackberry and/or transferred anywhere via the Blackberry's gprs.
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via RFID Solutions Online @ 20:17 26th Nov
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Many companies across a range of industry sectors provide their employees with Blackberry PDAs as remote office tools. Historically, if they also wanted mobile RFID capability they had to invest additionally in more expensive RFID embedded handheld computers. Now, thanks to Tracient Technologies' handheld RFID readers, they can invest in a low cost handheld reader which simply reads RFID tags and collects the data, then transfers it to their Blackberry via Bluetooth. From there it can be processed/ stored in an application on the Blackberry and/or transferred anywhere via the Blackberry's gprs.
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via MoreRFID @ 4:08 21st Nov
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Misys Wins 'Best Trade Processing Product' Accolade in European Banking Technology Readers' Choice Awards
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via MedIndia @ 22:28 8th Nov
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Misys Wins 'Best Trade Processing Product' Accolade in European Banking Technology Readers' Choice Awards
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via SmartBrief @ 20:39 8th Nov
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The average editor will follow the news about emerging electronic displays with amazement: the promises are mind-boggling, yet the practices so far rather poor. Will e-readers really be the saviours of the trade and if so, how come it is taking so long before a standard solution comes to market? To a large extent, the answer lies in the craving for effective breakthroughs of a beleaguered industry, much more than in the technology itself. Producing the versatile, flexible, crystal clear electronic reading pane is a formidable technological challenge. Several hardware producers are achieving promising results, but what they have launched up until now are at best pilot devices to test the principles and explore the market. However, the learning curve is steep and in a few years time the assessment will be much more positive.
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via Journalism.co.uk @ 18:13 13th Nov
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Social personal finance website Wesabe and Telegraph Media Group, publisher of the UK's biggest selling quality daily newspaper The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph.co.uk (TCUK), announced a partnership to bring free money management tools to the Telegraph's readers. A co-branded version of Wesabe's site launches today on TCUK. One of the UK's fastest growing quality newspaper websites, the most recently audited figures show that Telegraph.co.uk had 22.9 million unique visitors in September 2008.
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via IFA Bonus @ 13:35 12th Nov
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PRNewswire/ -- Social personal finance website Wesabe and Telegraph Media Group, publisher of the UK's biggest selling quality daily newspaper The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph.co.uk (TCUK), announced a partnership to bring free money management tools to the Telegraph's readers. A co-branded version of Wesabe's site launches today on TCUK. One of the UK's fastest growing quality newspaper websites, the most recently audited figures show that Telegraph.co.uk had 22.9 million unique visitors in
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via Houston Chronicle @ 11:39 11th Nov
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SAN FRANCISCO and LONDON, Nov. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Social personal finance website Wesabe and Telegraph Media Group, publisher of the UK's biggest selling quality daily newspaper The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph.co.uk (TCUK), announced a partnership to bring free money management tools to the Telegraph's readers. A co-branded version of Wesabe's site launches today on TCUK. One of the UK's fastest growing quality newspaper websites, the most recently audited figures show that Telegraph.co.uk had 22.9 million unique visitors in September 2008.
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via Forbes.com @ 11:39 11th Nov
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SAN FRANCISCO and LONDON, Nov. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- Social personal finance website Wesabe and Telegraph Media Group, publisher of the UK's biggest selling quality daily newspaper The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph.co.uk (TCUK), announced a partnership to bring free money management tools to the Telegraph's readers. A co-branded version of Wesabe's site launches today on TCUK. One of the UK's fastest growing quality newspaper websites, the most recently audited figures show that Telegraph.co.uk had 22.9 million unique visitors in September 2008.
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via Globe Investor @ 11:39 11th Nov
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LONDON, November 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Misys , the global application software and services company, was awarded 'Best Trade Processing product' for the second year in a row for its innovative web-based trade processing solution, Misys Confirmation Matching Service (CMS) - formerly Misys Treasury Plus - at the annual European Banking Technology Readers' Choice Awards dinner in London on 6th November 2008.
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via Stockwatch @ 7:24 7th Nov
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LONDON, November 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Misys (LSE: MSY), the global application software and services company, was awarded 'Best Trade Processing product' for the second year in a row for its innovative web-based trade processing solution, Misys Confirmation Matching Service (CMS) - formerly Misys Treasury Plus - at the annual European Banking Technology Readers' Choice Awards dinner in London on 6th November 2008.
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via Globe Investor @ 7:26 7th Nov
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