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Imeem Acquires SNOCAP For Music ID

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Music-based social networking site Imeem on Monday morning announced the acquisition of digital rights and content management company, SNOCAP. The deal will provide Imeem with access to SNOCAP’s content identification technology and digital registry, while expanding the tools available to artists and music labels.

“The SNOCAP team built a great technology platform that will be useful to imeem as we continue to grow,” said Imeem founder and CEO, Dalton Caldwell of the acquisition. “Together we’ll build on that work in the coming months, and give labels and independent artists new ways to promote and sell their music through imeem, MySpace and anywhere on the Web.”

Written by Faye

December 10th, 2010 at 8:30 am

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SharePoint2010 Quota Template Feature

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What is a SharePoint Server 2010 Quota Template?
A SharePoint Server 2010 quota template consists of storage limit values that specify the maximum amount of data that can be stored in a site collection. When the storage limit is reached, a quota template can also trigger an e-mail alert to the site collection administrator. You can create a quota template that can be applied to any site collection in the farm. A quota template can also be applied to a site collection that contains sandboxed solutions. You can limit the maximum usage per day and send a warning e-mail message when the usage limit is approaching. If the maximum usage limit is reached, the sandboxed solution is disabled for the rest of the day, and an e-mail message is sent to the site collection administrator. You can also modify existing quota templates. This allows you to modify storage limits for all of the site collections that use the same quota template. When you modify a quota template, you must then reapply it to existing site collections before the new storage limits are enforced. You can delete a quota template if necessary. However, deleting a quota template will not delete quota values from sites that were created by using the quota template. If you want to remove quotas from all sites by using a specific quota template, you must use the object model or perform a SQL query.

Even SharePoint Foundation has the advantage of this feature using which it controls the amount of storage used by site collections and the resources consumed by user code solutions with improved Quota Templates. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by Faye

September 21st, 2010 at 9:19 pm

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Review: Thunderbird 2 e-mail software

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The Thunderbird 2 e-mail program may not get as much love from its makers at the open-source Mozilla Project as their favored child, the Firefox Web browser, does. Nevertheless, Thunderbird 2.0.0.13 has a very strong feature set, and does its job well; plus, if you are looking for an e-mail client that works and looks exactly the same on most of the different operating systems you may have to deal with, then Thunderbird’s almost the only game in town.

Most Mac OS X users will prefer Apple’s Mail, if only because it’s prettier; unlike Thunderbird, Mail doesn’t have to make aesthetic compromises for the sake of compatibility with Windows and Linux. But if you care more about features than looks, Thunderbird is definitely worth a free download.

Written by Faye

September 10th, 2010 at 2:28 pm

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Adobe flexes its open muscle in RIA

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Over the last decade and a half, the Internet has evolved from a mere repository of information to an interactive medium for people to share views and work. This transformation was largely possible due to web 2.0 components like Wikis and blogs. But clues to the next phase of Internet’s development seem to lie in its ability to provide rich and compelling visual experience.

Called Rich Internet Applications or RIA, the realm of media-rich Internet has been spurred by tools that enable persons even with basic scripting knowledge to create highly interactive and truly appealing applications. Such applications may be useful to post party videos on YouTube or send animations and banners about products to potential customers.

Written by Faye

August 10th, 2010 at 8:27 am

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YouTube will launch Live Video for 2008

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It’s one main men himself, co-founder Steve Chen, who has recently stated that the popular video site, YouTube will finally offer a live streaming service sometime this year. This big project will have to utilize vast resources including Google (as you remember G acquired YT not so long ago). I think the announcement of Steve Chen is viewable on the site itself.

Now this is something worth expecting. To tell you the truth, with this latest development, I’ve been thinking of the millions of ways people can make use of this particular service to launch their own online careers. Yikes!

SOURCE: Read Write Web

Written by Faye

July 10th, 2010 at 5:27 am

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Movable Type is now open source

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I just love open source!

And now, MTOS (Movable Type Open Source) is an open source project for a GPL-licensed version of Movable Type 4.0. It also serves a resource community for Movable Type developers.

Like the Movable type 4.0, MTOS will contain all its features plus some improvements and other bug fixes.

No worries on the themes, plug-ins, themes, templates, designs and API�s of the MT4 as they will all work with the MTOS.

Like most open source projects, MTOS has a reliable built-in support for an unlimited number of blogs and authors plus a sign-in with OpenID.

Technical support for MTOS is provided by community members.

Paid users of MT will enjoy more benefits added by Six Apart. These will include better technical support and custom add-ons like themes and plug-ins in the future.

MTOS can be downloaded at movabletype.org.

Source: Read/Write Web

Written by Faye

June 10th, 2010 at 4:49 am

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Picnik crosses the pond, teams up with Photobox, QOOP

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Picnik, which has already begun to get some traction as the primary editing tool for Flickr has teamed up with Photobox, another large photo host in the United Kingdom.

Photobox is about a fifth of the size of Flickr in active users, and the two have very different services. Photobox provides 1,000MB of storage and gives users more space each time they order prints while Flickr operates on a paid premium membership that requires a yearly subscription of $25.

Also starting today Picnik users will be able to print their shots using QOOP which lets you print your photos on items such as coffee mugs, posters, and T-shirts.

Written by Faye

September 5th, 2009 at 8:26 am

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Favorite Web Tools

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Here is my list of my favorite web tools 1st of all mozilla firefox as my browser. For me it’s much easier to used and according in one of a magazine I read, on there research it is much stable than internet explorer 8 maybe because IE 8 is still in it’s beta version. Next my web pages editor , I pick dreamweaver because of it’s features and it’s easier to understand and you don’t need too much hand coding. 3rd my search engine, I use google search because some search engine only gives you another search engine as there result. Then www.google.com does not have that much details to load. Less details less time to wait. 4th swiss max like flash it a cool and easy to learn plus the design and the features are all awesome. 5th download accelerator this thing shorten the time of download by increasing the download rate.
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Written by Faye

August 15th, 2008 at 12:33 pm

TeamCity 3.0

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There’s a new release of TeamCity 3.0. Just in case you’re wondering what it is, TeamCity 3.0 s basically a “teamwork product for continuous integration and build management on both Java and .NET platforms.” developed by JetBrains.

TeamCity 3.0 also has a free version, which is the TeamCity 3.0 Professional Edition. It provides free license to small and medium-size development teams and allows a maximum of 20 user accounts. The commercial version, which is the TeamCity Enterprise Edition, on the other hand, has unlimited accounts and builds.

Here are the new features in TeamCity 3.0:

Declarative plugabble statistic charts for user-defined metrics
Tags are available for quicker and more efficient organizing and filtering builds
Start and finish estimations are displayed in the build queue
Pre-tested commit from Visual Studio for Subversion
Version Control labeling for Subversion, CVS, Perforce, StarTeam, ClearCase
StarTeam support
.NET Duplicates detect similar code fragments of C# and Visual Basic .NET code
Maven2 projects can avail of Java Inspections and Duplicates
Fast feedback on Java and .NET problems due to hanging builds auto-detection and thread dump capturing

Info and Image Source: Jetbrains

Written by Faye

June 1st, 2008 at 8:18 am

PDF Tool for MorSystems Mortgage Web Site Clients

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MorSystems offers ready-to-go mortgage web sites. Now, the Gold & Silver series websites, plus the Sue Woodard / Mortgage Market Guide web site series allow clients to add PDFs to their mortgage web site for free.

Both company & individual websites can have PDFs easily added to web pages through the newly revamped administration area. Clients can upload their PDF and choose where in their mortgage web site they want it displayed for their visitors.

“So many options now exist for loan agents to add their newsletter, their latest postcard, articles, a Spanish application, or other form they may want clients to print & complete. Our clients can see the benefit from offering PDFs.” Stated Shelly Whitworth, VP of Business Development, MorSystems.

Written by Faye

March 1st, 2008 at 10:24 am

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