June 20: What’s on GigaNET

By Om Malik | Friday, June 20, 2008 | 1:56 PM PT | 0 comments |

There is some seriously good stuff on our network of sites today. Here are our top picks, for your Friday reading pleasure:

  • NewTeeVee: Liz Gannes has a simple and logical way for YouTube to monetize the much-loathed but very popular user-generated videos, including Nora the piano-playing cat.
  • Earth2Tech: T. Boone Pickens is set to spend $12 billion on the world’s largest wind farm in the Texas Panhandle, but his water investment in the area — around $100 million so far — could make an equally big splash for the ex-oilman.
  • OStatic: Red Hat has entered the virtualization game by announcing their own hypervisor.
  • WebWorkerDaily: Coping with FON-liness. One user decides that the WiFi-sharing service FON is not for him; he explains why he’s giving up on the service that promised to change the world.
  • Refresh the Net: Why Five Nines is not enough when it comes to web infrastructure, considering how flexible the term availability has become.

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