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For anyone that has a job that involves using technology to communicate.
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Saturday, December 14, 2002 |
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Study Shows Users Will Pay for Content
Online Publishers Association and comScore have released the results of a study showing that U.S. spending for online content increased 155% in the first quarter of 2002 from the same quarter a year prior. That, after growing 92% in 2001 from 2000.
for further info go to the comScore web site at:
http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/news/080502.asp
7:53:11 AM
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Top 3 Internet Properties
comScore reports that the top three Internet properties – AOL, MSN and Yahoo! – each attract more than 100 million U.S. visitors per month, far more than reported by other measurement services.
http://www.comscore.com/news/mm2_release_112602.htm
7:50:20 AM
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Top 10 Outsider Videos. Excellent collection of bizarre moments caught on tape. The outtakes of Orson Welles trying to do a wine commercial are strange. (I asked a friend of mine, who was Welle's assistant in the '70s, if Welles was as drunk as he appeared to be. He said possibly, but it may have been the medication Welles was taking at the time.) Link Discuss [Boing Boing Blog]
7:25:24 AM
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Fujifilm's new FinePix. PC Stats review of the FinePix F402, Fujifilm's stylish new 2.1 megapixel digital camera. The F402 has Fujifilm's latest SuperCCD sensor, which supposedly translates images into 4 million effective pixels: The technology behind Fujifilms' Super CCD revolves around how the CCD sensor is constructed, and how the octagonal photodiodes themselves are oriented in a honeycomb pattern. The octagonal shape is more efficient at capturing light, and thus produces a stronger electrical charge in the pixels, yielding higher sensitivity. The honeycomb structure is significant in that the spaces between the photodiodes are smaller than with other technologies. With less space between the sensors, there is improved resolution, and hence better image representation. That is why we see a doubling up of actual pixels to "effective pixels" in the marketing spec sheets. Effective pixels are representative of a standard CCD sensor with about twice as many actual pixels for the most part.... [Gizmodo]
7:15:59 AM
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World's highest resolution digital camera delayed. If you've been waiting to buy the world's highest-resolution digital camera, the 14 megapixel DCS Pro 14n from Kodak which was due to hit stores this month, keep waiting. The camera has been delayed until January to help "ensure optimal customer satisfaction and 'out-of-the-box product performance.'" Read... [Gizmodo]
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Last Update: 5/14/2003; 8:39:31 PM
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