Earth2Tech Interview: 10 Questions for NanoSolar CEO, Martin Roscheisen. Continue reading The quality of the video shown in tiny windows is maybe okay for giggles, but can get quite tiresome after a few minutes. Enter HD web video. Is Web Video ready … Read More »
Archive for July 2007
While we can ponder whether “clean coal” is an oxymoron, the carbon capture technologies that some power companies are starting to consider are very expensive. The Oil Drum quotes an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change carbon capture and storage report that says carbon capture … Read More »
I caught wind of iTweet during one of Marc Orchant’s Twitter updates last week. (BTW: Happy five-o to Marc today!) I was using the standard Twitter home page … Read More »
Happy birthday big guy! The big 5-0 as in Hawaii. :) You don’t look a stardate over 49.98. Enjoy. Read More »
Aiming to be a one stop-shopping experience for viral marketers, Vidmetrix, part of San Diego-based Holt Labs, is continuing to build its suite of tools for Read More »
Republican YouTube Debate Postponed? As we wrote last week, leading GOP candidates haven’t been enthusiastic about participating in September’s planned CNN-YouTube debate. Only John McCain and Ron Paul have committed, and Paul’s blog says the event is being postponed. (Washington Post, Ron Paul’s … Read More »
This won’t happen until next year and the details are scant, but GameSpot UK reports that video-on-demand is coming to the PSP in the U.K. and Ireland. The … Read More »
As web workers, we spend our days moving through a constantly-shifting landscape of services and servers. Our lives, livelihoods, and identities are all wrapped up in a cloud of hardware and software maintained by other people. When it all works, it’s great. But what do you … Read More »
Steve Jobs is on the cover of USA Today with the text “Most influential business leaders” over his shoulder. USA Today ranked the “25 Most noteworthy in business” and Steve Jobs ranked third, only beaten by Bill Gates at first and Alan Greenspan in … Read More »
The Associated Press will shut down asap, its premium podcast and video service aimed at the 18-to-34 age group, according to an AP business story. The service had not been financially successful, said Kathleen Carroll, AP executive editor. asap, which launched in September 2005, had … Read More »
I’ve only just read this on the Neowin site, so I have no other evidence as to the validity, but if true, this is good news for Vista owners. … Read More »
The Khosla-backed biofuel company LS9 is opening up the kimono a bit today. Grist and the Wall Street Journal say the company has developed a biofuel that use traditional feedstocks used for ethanol, but will contain “50% more energetic content and is … Read More »
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