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WRAL - A study says drinking several cups of coffee a day can greatly increase the risk of a heart attack, if you have a common genetic trait — and no test is available now for the trait. What will you do? People are divided about what to call last week’s
Origami UI on CeBIT web site
Addict 3D - Mar 08 11:52 PM
We thought we had today’s Origami news covered, especially with our hands-on visit to Samsung’s CeBIT booth. But it turns out there’s still a little more info out there, courtesy of tomorrow’s official CeBIT show daily, which was released to the web today by its time-traveling publisher.Save to My Web
Querying The Next Generation
MediaPost - Last year, search was all about market share — which player had the better algorithms, the bigger index, and the better ad service. In 2006, the focal point for the future of search has shifted dramatically. The search box is going beyond the
News For Your Web Site
dBusinessNews Cincinnati (press release), OH -
NBC Buys a Web Site for Women
New York Times - Mar 06 7:48 PM
IVillage, an Internet company devoted to women, agreed yesterday to be acquired by NBC Universal for $600 million.Save to My Web
Build Your Linux on Demand with Your Web Browser
OS News - Mar 05 1:54 PM
Euronode released a web site which allows users to build pre-configured Debian GNU/Linux servers , tailor-made for their exact needs. Users can follow a simple web-based wizard to choose services (web, mail, database, samba, etc.), and options.Save to My Web
Web records privacy considered
Pittsburgh Post Gazette, PA -
Here’s our top 5 stories on the Web for February
The Daily News - Mar 03 12:14 AM
A long obituary for Su Fang, owner of Castle Rock’s Happy Restaurant, was the most-viewed story on tdn.com in February. The Daily News posts some of its local news on the Web site each day and now will publish a report each month showing which stories attracted the most interest.Save to My Web
Web-savvy scam artists use e-mail for ‘phishing’
Salt Lake Tribune - The e-mail looked as if it was sent by Mountain America Credit Union and even contained the first six numbers of Lonnie Johnson’s credit card. But it wasn’t really a letter from the Ogden-based financial institution asking the Salt Lake City resident
Schools Cracking Down On Teen Web Site MySpace
TechWeb via Yahoo! News - Mar 01 4:24 AM
School districts and universities block access to the popular site, fearing sexual predators.Save to My Web
Web voters choose ‘Narnia’
Tallahassee Democrat - Feb 28 2:37 AM
More than 350 people voted for their favorite kid’s movie on our Web site - and the results were different than the one Robyn Beeman’s class.Save to My Web