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• SXSW Interactive 2010 Recap

  
  TechDrawl — Authority: 509
  Blogger disclaimer:  Chris Treadaway is not compensated by or affiliated with any company mentioned in this video blog post. The returns are in for SXSW Interactive 2010, and they’re off the charts.  More people attended SXSW Interactive than the Music festival this year for the first time ever. Somewhere ...
  3 days ago

• Software program turns photos into collages

  
  Marketing and New Media — Authority: 120
  Vincent Cheung is a PhD student at the University of Toronto who has created a cool software program that turn photos into collages of any shape, in seconds.  The software is quick to download, easy to use and it works like a charm. To test it out, I downloaded the free version and selected about 70 personal photos ...
  3 days ago

• Switched On: Thumbs up, thumbs down at TiVo Premiere

  
  Family Learning Center — Authority: 165
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• MSA to Twitpay – Startup Connections

  
  TechDrawl — Authority: 509
  Twitpay was founded by Don Brown and Michael Ivey in 2008.  The group brought the idea to Atlanta Start up Weekend in 2008, an event organized by Lance Weatherby at ATDC , where a team of developers signed on for a slice of the pie. Weatherby joined as well, and the team had a workable prototype by the ...
  1 week ago

• Switched On: Why it’s time for an iTunes TV subscription

  
  Family Learning Center — Authority: 165
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  2 weeks ago

• Switched On: Why its time for an iTunes TV subscription

  
  Hobbies Fun & entertainment - fun-entertainment.marc8.com — Authority: 163
  Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. read more
  2 weeks ago

• Switched On: Why it’s time for an iTunes TV subscription

  
  TechBlogs Today — Authority: 517
  Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On , a column about consumer technology. In the 10 billionth song that Apple sold through iTunes, Johnny Cash’s “Guess Things Happen That Way”, a man other than Steve Jobs famous for black attire bemoans the happenstance of his romantic misfortune. But nothing ...
  2 weeks ago

• Guide On How To Use Promotional Flashlights For Your Business Advertising

  
  Free Blog Post — Authority: 147
  Image by Archie McPhee Seattle via Flickr There are some goods in the house that are so inexpensive, yet totally essential. A case in point for these goods is flashlights. The corrections in technology have yet to come up with a solution for energy crises, blackouts, and any other function where a handy light ...
  2 weeks ago

• Chicago’s New Distributed Solar Energy Pilot Project

  
  CleanTechnica — Authority: 633
  Creating a revolution in the way energy is produced and shared, distributed solar energy is one of the top clean energy topics of the day. Chicago utility company ComEd (an arm of the energy giant Exelon Corporation ) has a new pilot project in this field that will outfit 100 Chicago-area homes with solar ...
  2 weeks ago

• Dear Facebook – please add the useage time of our fans

  
  Norton's Notes — Authority: 103
  I am an administrator on quite a few Facebook fan pages. I use the platform with some of my clients depending on whether the platform fits the client’s communications strategy. There are good things and bad things about Facebook. A good thing is it is constantly improving and looking to make its experience better. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Rank ‘em Goes Live at Digital Music Forum East

  
  TechDrawl — Authority: 509
  For those of us who subscribe to the ‘cluster’ theory of startup success, the latest story could be music in Atlanta (and Athens, of course). Beyond a thriving local music scene across many genres, Atlanta is the unofficial home of urban music. And with industry heavy-hitters like BMI also in town, the time is ...
  3 weeks ago

• Chips or Pits! How do you like your content?

  
  Michael Hay — Authority: 118
  Chips or Pits - How do you like your content? I thought I’d change the theme of my blogs a bit and discuss movies and consumer technology. Movies in regards to both content delivery medium such as movies and shows on DVD and/or Blu-ray, and storylines that attempt to predict the future. Of course my favorite is ...
  3 weeks ago

• Pandigital Wins DIMA Innovative Digital Product Award for Its Photo Mail Digital Photo Frame

  
  Your Story — Authority: 643
  ANAHEIM, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Pandigital today announced it was awarded a 2010 Innovative Digital Product Award from the Digital Imaging Marketing Association (DIMA) for its P
  3 weeks ago

• Russell Jurney Interviews Jason Shellen of Thing Labs

  
  TechDrawl — Authority: 509
  Click here to view the embedded video. Russell Jurney Interviews Jason Shellen for TechDrawl. Shellen is CEO & Founder of Thing Labs in San Francisco, CA. Thing Labs makes things so you don’t have to such as Plinky , a “content encouragement site” that prompts you with questions for your blog, ...
  3 weeks ago

• The Art History of Games in Atlanta

  
  TechDrawl — Authority: 509
  The latest video game conference to hit Atlanta was The Art History of Games . Produced by Georgia Tech and SCAD , this conference ran from February 4-6, 2010 at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA. Its primary purpose was to explore the connections between video games and art. It featured several speakers ...
  4 weeks ago

• History of Art in Video Games in Atlanta

  
  TechDrawl — Authority: 509
  The latest video game conference to hit Atlanta was The History of Art in Video Games . Produced by Georgia Tech and SCAD , this conference ran from February 4-6, 2010 at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA. Its primary purpose was to explore the connections between video games and art. It featured several ...
  4 weeks ago

• MyKad to buy petrol

  
  life is full of xperience — Authority: 121
  Are our Mykad ready to do that? Using of credit card to purchase petrol should be the bechmark of going to MyKad for the same reason. Did anyone ever had problem with the card machine Not Authorising your card and you have no cash in hand? What if there is a computer down situation? What if you lost your Mykad and ...
  4 weeks ago

• iPhone App for Telling a Climate Skeptic They’re Wrong

  
  CleanTechnica — Authority: 633
  Australian solar physicist John Cook of Skeptical Science has created a nifty little iPhone app that includes numerous climate skeptic arguments as well as the science-based counterarguments to those (since we are all tired of the misinformed myths about climate science but normally can’t cite scientific ...
  4 weeks ago

• People "Perspiration"...A Neat Research Approach For Campbells Soup

  
  Media Relations — Authority: 103
  No...no...say it isnt so!  We will soon be saying farewell to that familiar little red Campbells soup can label.  The company chose to perform what it calls neuromarketing research...hooking up people in a focus group with wires and a vest measuring heart rate, perspiration, etc. as they shopped for soup. What an ...
  4 weeks ago

• Bye Bye Batteries?

  
  CleanTechnica — Authority: 633
  Clever boffins over at Imperial College, London , have announced their intention to kill off the battery once and for all. They’re working on a $4.5m project to develop a lightweight material capable of storing electricity.  The carbon fibre based polymer resin is already patented and will be light enough to form ...
  4 weeks ago

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