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Wow. Major Google outage this morning. No response to google.com. Even Google AdSense ads are not showing up on blog pages. Now Yahoo.com and Twitter are down too. emily | 8:47 AM | permalink
December 24, 2009December 2, 2009The future of journalism on the Internet. Did Google just blink?Three must-read articles published today on the future of journalism in an Internet world. -- The Federal Trade Commission organized a two-day summit of media barons, editors, and bloggers, all talking about the future of journalism in an Internet world. Turns out, the future looks a lot like parasites. [via arstechnica] -- Journalism 2009: Desperate Metaphors, Desperate Revenue Models, And The Desperate Need For Better Journalism. Arianna Huffington's speech at the journalism conference in Washington. [via The Huffington Post] -- Did Google just blink? In a move announced on the Google news blog, publishers will be given a little more control. Readers arriving via Google will be able to click through to five stories a day on a paid site like that of the Financial Times but if they try a sixth time they will come up against a subscription page. [via the BBC] emily | 2:58 PM | permalink
October 17, 2009Google Adsense Account Disabled Phishing ScamOn Thursday I received an e-mail from Google AdSense saying that my account (dating back to 2004) had been disabled.
But strangely as I kept logging into my account these last few day, it remained active. So I decided to wait until it was actually disabled to fill out the attachment in the e-mail titled "Invalid Clicks Appeal.html" and I did not click on any of the links. I was hoping it was a phishing scam, but the e-mail looks so authentic and when you check online to read about other blogger stories, this is the exact wording and procedure that is sent out by Google. Huge relief this morning. Thank you PC Magazine and Domain Name Wire for reporting that this notice is indeed a scam. Be careful out there and don't panic if one of your worst fears lands in your inbox, Google Adsense Account Disabled, it may just not be true. emily | 9:03 AM | permalink
August 9, 2009St Petersburg, Moscow
Phone recharging stations at Moscow's Domodedovo airport.
Fans waiting in vain outside the Astoria Hotel in St Petersburg to get a glimpse of Madonna on her way to perform at the central square, August 2. She went out a side entrance earlier.
My son Max's favorite moment outside the gates of the Red Square.
St Petersburg, Moscow. emily | 9:39 AM | permalink
August 2, 2009Back August 8th
Off to St Petersburg and Moscow. Back on Saturday August 8th. emily | 7:03 AM | permalink
April 29, 2009Japanese pig mask for Swine flu
Not related to cell phones - just fun. Spotted on <3Yen, a Japanese pig mask offers protection against the Swine flu. Made by Get- well- soon- masks. emily | 10:08 AM | permalink
February 5, 2009Samsung to Open Mobile App StoreSamsung will unveil a new mobile applications storefront for Symbian and Windows Mobile devices during this month's Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona. The virtual storefront (an extension of the Samsung Mobile Innovator developer program first announced last year) will offer consumers over-the-air application browsing, purchasing, downloading and installation. According to Samsung, the store--initially limited to the U.K. market--will offer about 1,100 applications at launch. [via Fiercemobile Content] emily | 5:50 PM | permalink
January 10, 2009Farewell to Roland Piquepaille, 62, Smart Mobs blogger
Roland Piquepaille blogged for Smart Mobs on Sundays, ZDNet and on his own blog called Roland Piquepaille's Technology Trends. He will be sorely missed. emily | 5:05 PM | permalink
November 5, 2008A dream come true
Last night Martin Luther King's dream came true. I am so proud of America and so proud to be an American. And so proud of our new President of the United States - who opened a window in hour hearts and fills us with hope for a better future.
Thank you David Plouffe for all your updates and hard work. Get some rest! Picture from The New York Times. emily | 10:32 AM | permalink
October 29, 2008New YorkBlogging may slow down until this weekend. In New York for a couple of days. emily | 12:02 PM | permalink
October 16, 2008Latest headlines from around the web on Watching TV OnlineLatest headlines from around the web on WatchingTVOnline.net: -- Google receives a visit from the queen -- Acne, ADHD sufferers most likely to watch tv online! -- Apple Ups Number Of Prime-Time HD TV Shows On iTunes -- Vint Cerf endorses Barack Obama -- NBC Viewership Getting Boost From Web Video, VOD, Mobile Play -- Third 2008 Presidential Debate (Full Video) -- Playboy shedding DVDs in favor of online -- YouTube to McCain: No special treatment for DMCA takedowns emily | 10:10 PM | permalink
October 1, 2008French newspaper raises health risk for Mac Pro usersUPDATE from CNetApple says no evidence of Mac Pro benzene emissions. The Mac Pro might smell funny, but Apple says there's no evidence that smell is harmful. This is not related to cell phones, but it's so disturbing, and as a MacPro user like many of my readers, I'm publishing it here. It's from an article published in ZDNet YESTERDAY, Well respected French newspaperLibération (English translation) has reported that Mac Pro owners run the risk of getting diseases as dangerous as leukemia (blood cancer) simply by using their computer. Apple has not yet responded. A search on Google News on the subject suggests Apple had better respond fast. The story is spreading like wild fire. emily | 4:25 PM | permalink
September 23, 2008Other Headlines From Textually Blogs
WatchingTVOnline.net -- Finland College. 'YouTube' gunman kills 10 in shooting spree -- Study: Series TV showing more gays, lesbians Picturephoning.com -- 9 Megapixel Module for Cameraphones Launched -- Chinavasion Projector Phone -- CBS Turns iPhones Into Newsgathering Devices Ringtonia.com -- Grooves in musical road sing tune -- Large Hadron Collider Rap Ringtone A Big Hit emily | 10:14 PM | permalink
September 11, 2008Back online SundayThursday is a Geneva holiday. Off for a few days. Back on Sunday. emily | 8:49 AM | permalink
August 26, 2008Other Headlines From Textually BlogLatest headlines from around the Web: WatchingTVOnline.net -- Flight attendants on in-flight porn usage -- YouTube Video Booth Lets Voters "Geek Out" -- Livestation releases online TV Mac player Picturephoning.com -- MTV broadcasting live from the National Democratic Convention Ringtonia.com -- Lost Trailers Found Via Text emily | 9:54 PM | permalink
August 1, 2008July 29, 2008Other Headlines From Textually BlogsLatest headlines from around the Web: Picturephoning.com -- RFID Pill Monitors Body Temperature at Walking Race WatchingTVonline.net -- 20% of Primetime Television Now Watched Online -- Fembot stars in TV commercial -- MPAA planning site to offer legit movie links Ringtonia.com -- Slydial Takes You Straight To Voice Mail, Bypassing Ringtones emily | 9:53 PM | permalink
July 25, 2008Other Headlines From Textually BlogsLatest headlines from around the Web:
-- Professor whose 'last lecture' touched hearts dies -- The Race to Unlock a Wider Web -- BBC "House of Saddam". TV marketing on the Web -- Ad for the hearing impaired: read our lips -- Stephen King's "N." An original video series -- Web video slowly creeps up on TV in Europe Picturephoning.com -- Stephen King's "N." An original video series -- Samsung unveils 8-megapixel camera phone -- 12seconds.tv: The real video Twitter -- Camphone picture - of his baby surrounded by piles of money - helps jail fraudster Ringtonia.com -- Zipclip.com - Share Media from Your PC to Your Mobile -- Net firms in music pirates deal emily | 5:08 PM | permalink
January 31, 2008Other Headlines From Textually BlogsLatest headlines from around the Web: WatchingTVonline.net -- Emmys. Showtime to give Academy members access to episodes online -- Umbrella connects to the Web Picturephoning.com: -- Korea Developed a New Technology for 4G Ringtonia.com: -- LIFT Song emily | 5:15 PM | permalink
January 17, 2008Other Headlines From Textually Blogs
WatchingTVonline.net -- Sweaty Football T-Shirt interacts with TV -- Surgery TV Picturephoning.com -- Cameraphone used to control computers in 3D -- Golf Champ to sue over injury due to cameraphone snaparazzi -- Students Traded Nude Photos Over Cell Phones Ringtonia.com -- Crazy frog millionaires invest in Facebook -- 83 Percent Of Mobile Music Sideloaded: Report emily | 9:21 AM | permalink
January 8, 2008Other Headlines From Textually Blogs
WatchingTVOnline.net -- Best wishes for a speedy recovery to Om Malik -- Truckers Drive 'By Ear' So They Can Watch TV -- Waterered Down Dexter Heading to CBS Feb. 17 -- NBC to Makes News Embeddable -- Comcast unveils movie-TV hub Fancast.com -- Sony to provide content to YouTube -- A TV that can access YouTube -- Japan's Flat-TV makers moving theatre of battle to online war Picturephoning.com -- Howard Rheingold launches video blog Ringtonia.com -- Yankee Group sees record industry fall -- Motorola Snaps Up Soundbuzz -- Silencing Your Ringtone With Wave Of The Hand emily | 8:13 PM | permalink
Howard Rheingold launches video blog
Howard Rheingold has launched a video blog. Spread the word! emily | 8:26 AM | permalink
December 31, 2007New Year's Wishing Wall Online
Anyone can get a message printed on a piece of the multicolored confetti by visiting the Times Square Information Center or by using the Internet to type a message at "Wishing Wall Online". The message-carrying pieces will be mixed among the more than one ton of confetti, organizers said. So far, messages have included everything from wanting to be taller or having a smarter boss to healthy children and asking for the safe return of a child from Iraq. "Peace in the World," reads one posted on the "virtual wishing wall. How about "Let Ingrid Bettancourt and the hostages go". [via CNN] emily | 1:11 PM | permalink
December 24, 2007November 9, 2007Taking a Break. Back on Thursday November 15
Taking a break in New York this week. Next blog update Thursday November 15. emily | 8:34 AM | permalink
November 2, 2007Other Headlines From Textually BlogsLatest headlines from around the Web: WatchingTVOnline.net -- Water Powered TV Remote Control -- STRIKE UPDATE: WGA Calls For Strike; Details Expected As Soon As Friday -- The Sopranos final episodes now available on DVD Picturephoning.com -- Cigarette Machine Can See Who's Too Young To Smoke -- Strictly No Photography website -- 'X Factor' Finalist Emily Exposed As A Happy Slapper Ringtonia.com -- Warner Music withholds content from Nokia emily | 4:38 PM | permalink
October 2, 2007Other Headlines From Textually BlogsLatest headlines from around the Web: WatchingTVOnline.net -- TV Guide wants to help you find TV shows online -- Blognation reviews Joost, TIOTI and TestCardTV -- Ultra-thin TV to hit the market Ringtonia.com Picturephoning.com -- Nokia links up to direct-dialed video emily | 10:35 PM | permalink
September 24, 2007Other Headlines From Textually BlogsLatest headlines from around the Web: WatchingTVOnline.net -- TV presenter vomits live on air -- Shop for "Gossip Girl''s characters clothing online -- TV Screens Get More Cluttered, mimicking the computer Ringtonia.com -- Ringtone business model under attack from startups -- Ford in ‘Sync’ with wired world Picturephoning.com -- TV on Cellphone Screens? No thanks, say Europeans -- Telecom steps into sports TV emily | 5:43 PM | permalink
September 12, 2007Other Headlines From Textually BlogsLatest headlines from around the Web: WatchingTVOnline.net -- SideReel.com links to TV series online -- Internet vs. IPTV Video Viewing Habits -- Youtube in Talks for Video News Service With Ads -- 'Appointment' TV on the Web? -- That whole TV thing is just so yesterday -- Web users could slash cost of putting video online Ringtonia.com -- Report: Customers Will Choose Phone for Music Picturephoning.com -- Mobile TV Technically Ready, Waiting On Business Model emily | 10:07 PM | permalink
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Not related to cell phones, just New Year. Messages and wishes for the new year from people around the world will float down on the New Year's Eve revelers in Times Square when the confetti is dropped.
