Adam wrote:
Tinyurl is a great service and i can understand why it is used, but i
feel that using this type of service in a wider audience is a bad idea.
We're having this exact same argument at the moment here, and I would
agree that ideally this service should be located under the main
Simon Cobb wrote:
there's a couple I hadn't heard of on here
http://lifehacker.com/software/lifehacker-top-10/top-10-free-video-rippers-encoders-and-converters-316478.php
I know it's a collection of various tools (some mentioned) but I'm
amazed that Godian Knot wasn't mentioned. Certainly
Can't recall seeing this posted here, but then again it might have
gotten lost in all the noise or I may have been too bone idle to
actually remember what I've read.
http://bbciplayerlinux.sourceforge.net/index.php/Main_Page
BBC iPlayer on Linux project Wiki
This is a project to bring the BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/world/americas/6918490.stm
I know this is totally off topic but I notice that the links to external
stories are actually being redirected through moreover.com rather than
link directly to the site in question (even if it does go through the
internal Beeb redirect
James Ockenden wrote:
Interesting news from Tivo, it has been measuring 20,000 users
second-by-second viewing habits. The results show people actually like
the direct response ads better...
more interesting i thought was how StopWatch managed the 20,000
CRID/URI-style info streaming in every
Christopher Woods wrote:
Applied...
Symbolic irony? The woman in the site's stock art is sitting in the
grass and using (presumably) LiveStation... on an iBook. Hah.
... Or is this a hint towards Microsoft implementing some of that
much-vaunted platform agnosticism we all talk about but
David Greaves wrote:
Sean Dillon wrote:
vijay chopra wrote:
Besides, if there are meeja prima donnas and wannabe luvvies (on this
list or otherwise) that believe that DRM is a long term, workable
solution to this problem, then I couldn't care less if they get
their egos bruised a little
Dave Crossland wrote:
On 14/06/07, Ian Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/testtube
I've seen the remixer thing on another site - guess thats yet another
Google acquisition.
I seem to recall Yahoo getting to market before them with their purchase
of Jumpcut Remix.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most of what the media produces isn’t creative: it is formulaic and
componentised in much the same way as any factory that assembles work on
a production line. Of course, media production needs to be financed, but
it isn’t a scarce resource and it does warrant
Jason Cartwright wrote:
Apparently TFL are trialling mobiles on the tube next year...
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/modalpages/4577.aspx
And aircon as well :-)
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601102sid=acUFU0IpxGDc
Seán
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Chris Newell wrote:
At 17:22 01/02/2007, Pete Cole wrote:
what we would see is, for example:
location
typeaudio/x-pn-realaudio/type (MIME type)
bitrate128/bitrate (kbps)
networkunicast/network (unicast | multicast
| dvb)
James Cridland wrote:
On 1/30/07, *Davy Mitchell* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Thought this might be the ideal crowd...
I am looking for a free (or cheap) hosting for MP3 files for my
various auto-generated podcasts such as Mood News and
Brendan Quinn wrote:
The questions were actually [1]
Do you ever use the internet to...
Download a podcast so you can listen to it or view it at a later time?
Did you happen to do this yesterday, or not?
Which doesn't seem too misleading to me... Putting in the listen to it
or view it at a
Today's Lovelacemedia is reporting
The BBC is to launch a six-month trial of its online archive next year
by making 1,000 hours of content available on-demand to 20,000 test
participants. The Corporation’s director of future media and technology
Ashley Highfield said of the move to eventually
Tom Loosemore wrote:
http://easyutil.com/
EasyUtil Recommendation web service provides a web API to make
recommendations in the format of people who liked this item also liked
those items.
Isn't there some sort of patent issue with regards to this. Amazon filed
a patent back in 2000.
Leon Brocard wrote:
How do you record TV? Leon
Currently I have an AverMedia DVB-T card in a Windows box. It's own
software is easy to use, if not particualarly feature packed, although
you can easily schedule recordings in the future, and also schedule
repeat recordings as well.
Output
Amias Channer wrote:
On Tue, 09 Aug 2005 15:50:51 +0100
Tony Hirst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Out of interest - how *do* google get away with republishing other
providers news?
With great wads of cash paid to licence them i suspect , google have
a lot of funds at their disposal which can make
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