The Sunday Times editor, John Witherow , told his staff at a meeting last Thursday that print-based business is unlikely to be viable in the future. Witherow said the future of news is “digital” and announced the launch of a Sunday Times iPhone app soon, according to Guardian .
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Sunday Times confirms staff cuts and plans for iPhone app
Printer News: Canon imageRUNNER 2545 Multifunction Laser Continues Printing While You Change the Toner If a summer Olympics for printers existed, the Canon imageRUNNER 2545 would contend for the gold in the sprints. This workgroup laser multifunction prints (and copies) up to 45 black-and-white pages per minute with a fast, first-page out from a cold start.
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Canon imageRUNNER 2545 Delivers Fast Black-and-White Prints
This week Ray passes along the latest photographic news relating to Nikon and Nikonians: Nikonians Academy Sets us apart Adobe offers Release candidate of Camera Raw 6.1 Adobe TV offers 24 free tutorials on Photoshop CS5 DxO Labs announces Optics Pro 6.2 Nikonian Darrell Young Download Nikonians News Flash #153 (NPC-NF-2010-05-15.mp3; 5:06; 4.67MB; MP3 format)
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Nikonians News Flash #153
InfoWorld’s Matt Hamblen has written a very insightful article about something that IT managers should be worried about, if they aren’t already: Wireless is evolving so quickly that IT managers are up against it when it comes to planning and managing
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The Hard Job of Managing Mobility
I’ll be teaching a class I’m calling “Quick Bread” this Sunday at the home of the founder of the Institute for Urban Homesteading. It’s not about quickbreads but about making a good, regular loaf of bread as fast as possible. There are all manner of very affordable one-off classes at IUH.
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Baking Bread this Sunday at Institute for Urban Homesteading
Adobe’s co-founder and co-chairman says concerns about security in Flash Player are “old news.” Adobe even cites a Symantec study as evidence of their security record. But when you read that study, as I did, you get a completely different, and quite alarming story.
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How secure is Flash? Here’s what Adobe won’t tell you
For all its impressive advances of the past thirty years — the move from analog to digital and its data and wireline voice initiatives chief among them — the cable industry has lagged wireless voice.
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Cable Still Struggling for a Viable Wireless Voice Play
Ever wondered what exactly the big deal is with video being added to DSLRs? We catch up with our friend, Michael Mariant, who enlightens us on the use of a DSLR for professional cinematography. Download The Image Doctors #117 (MP4 format)
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ID#117: The Image Doctors
Where the Epson could laser print a color photo that compared to the results obtained from ink jet printers , this Brother looks almost like it was printed by a newspaper. Also if you try printing a solid color test, you will see streaks …
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brother mfc-9320cw high quality digital color all-in-one printer …
Walters announced that she will undergo surgery to replace a “faulty” heart valve later this week. “You know how I always say to you how healthy I am. …
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Barbara Walters, US TV Anchor, to Undergo Heart Surgery to Replace a "Faulty Valve" – Sounds Like Aortic Stenosis
The telecommunications and IT industries have been at this point many times before: A technology is well ensconced and providing good service for customers and a steady revenue stream for service providers.
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Will Carriers and Vendors Fight Rather Than Switch?
Anyone following me on Twitter will already know this by now, but our big project, PliablePress , went live around 24 hours ago ! And it’s been great! It’s been crazy and I’ve been chasing things around everywhere and I meant to have this post published, well, 24 hours ago, but all of that aside, it’s been great. We’ve had loads of great reactions to the designs , and even our first happy customers! In this post I want to show you what we’ve done so far, share some videos of the framework in action, and offer you a discount if you want to become a customer! Want to See Our Designs? Click on any image to see its full page (including a live demo link!) on PliablePress.
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According to a new study, if you devote your lunch hour to a nap, you may perform and learn better in the afternoon. Napping at midday, when the brain’s ability to learn may have deteriorated, may clear the brain’s memory “storage area” and make room for new information.
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Can a Midday Nap Make You Smarter? Adults Who Nap for 90-minutes at 2 PM Learn and Perform Better at Tests
The vacation period is around the season. There are lots of cards and gifts being exchanged, with lots of lolly being wearied in the air. This is the salt to be jubilant, and also to discover others jolly fully greetings card cards and phone calls.
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Send Task greeting easter card this holiday occasion
Good morning stampers! It’s Try That Technique Thursday where Diana Enns and I challenge each other to use an older technique from the TJ newsletter . This week the challenge was to create Faux Designer Paper from the December 2008 issue. Pat has a sale on 2008 issues which you can read over at the Design Junkie blog. This technique is fun for me because I like the ability to create my own backgrounds. Starting with a clean stamp table, I find myself surrounded by lots of stamp pads, sponges, heat embosser, and stamps; leaving me at 12″ x 12″ spot to create. I beat you do the same thing, eh? My paper took me in the direction of shabby chic, so I created a shabby chic image for the card front. I lightly misted water onto my stamp pad, coloured my stamp with watercolour crayons, misted the stamp again, and then stamped the image out.
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Try That Technique FAUX DESIGNER PAPER
Printer News: Xerox WorkCentre 7120 Offers a Hallway Multifunction That Won’t Consume Your Entire Hallway The Xerox WorkCentre 7120 laser printer doesn’t print particularly fast — 20 pages per minute in both monochrome and color — so why is it so expensive?
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Xerox WorkCentre 7120: A Laser Printer That Doesn’t Skimp on Scanning
WSJ reports Google plan to take on Amazon Google plans to start selling digital books this summer through a new service called Google Editions, a company official said at a book industry panel in New York, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Experts search for techniques to catalogue footage While text-based search services such as Google’s and Microsoft Bing now come pretty close to consistently serving up what users seek, video search services remain inexact at best, said video archiving experts who spoke on a panel at last week’s WWW2010 conference.
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Video search still a tough nut to crack
Users can collaborate on Word, Excel & PowerPoint Central Desktop’s hosted collaboration suite will gain a new component next month designed to let multiple users simultaneously work on the same Microsoft Office documents.
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Central Desktop adds simultaneous edits for Office
I am sure for those of you who are running OneNote 2010, even the RTM version (lucky MSDN folks), when you go to the Backstage you are pretty disappointed by this screen: I have seen a bunch of questions on the newsgroup/forums where people are asking why this is still unavailable and when it will be available. Well I just wanted to let you know that you will be able to store your notebooks in Windows Live SkyDrive once Windows Live Wave 4 is live.
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OneNote notebooks on Windows Live SkyDrive – coming soon