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13 views | RealNetworks Lets You Copy DVDs to Your Hard Drive — And Keep the DRM Source:TechCrunch 2008-09-08 03:30:15 |
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Meraki Networks Raises $20 Million, Expands Free WiFi in San Francisco, Where Google Failed
Source:Techcrunch The dream of free municipal WiFi refuses to die. Meraki Networks is picking up the ball that Google and Earthlink dropped, expanding its free WiFi network to cover all of San Fran...read more
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More EarthLink Cuts?
Source:GigaOM The Helio-MuniFi experiments haven’t really worked out for EarthLink. One of the leading independent service providers, it has hit the skids. They gave the pink slip to nearly 90...read more
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EarthLink bails out of providing Wi-Fi to dirty hippies -- and everyone else [Wi-Fi]
Source:Valleywag Mozilla is looking for guinea pigs to try out the new version of its browser, Firefox 3 Beta 1. Mozilla calls itself a "foundation" and its slogan is "Good for the Web. Good for the...read more
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Interesting: Covad, Vonage, SkypePhone, Akamai HD, Hypres & Apple Airport
Source:GigaOM This morning, between fielding phone calls, answering emails and writing blog posts, I have been watching TV, a lot of TV…on Hulu, the new online video portal backed by NBC (GE),...read more
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Topic(s): apple, ebay, skype, Akamai, AKAM, VG, AAPL, VZ, ENLK, Earthlink, Interesting, Covad, Hypres, Providence
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Social Networks: Sky Dayton just wants to be your friend
Source:Valleywag CAMBRIDGE, MASS. -- Could it be that Sky Dayton is feeling a little lonely? EarthLink, the company he founded, refused to participate in the latest round of financing for Helio, the...read more
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Topic(s): facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, social networks, Earthlink, Helio, Sky Dayton
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Confirmed: Sky Dayton's wireless company, Helio, as ...
Source:Valleywag Sky Dayton's wireless company, Helio, as rumored, is getting new funding without help from co-owner EarthLink, an Internet service provider facing financial straits. Joint-venture p...read more
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San Francisco: Sonic.net tries mob rule for municipal Wi-Fi
Source:Valleywag Stan Oleynick, the smug guy pictured here, wants to sell his name to raise capital for his new startup. The highest bidder will win the chance to rename the 23-year-old and a 10 per...read more
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