One Canuck's Radio Weblog

  Friday, 5 December 2003

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Jobs on how to create cool technology

Business 2.0's December issue features an article called How to succeed in 2004, and they culled together observations from leaders in various industries to offer advice on everything from how to create loyal customers to motivating staff. Apple (and Pixar) CEO Steve Jobs was consulted on how to create cool technology. [MacCentral]

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Apple has released a patch for the Safari Cookie Theft bug; it's available via Software Update. [MacInTouch]

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PC World: Wi-Fi Improvements in the Works. The 802.11e standard is intended to allow certain types of wireless network traffic to take priority over others to ensure that IP phone conversations and video sound and look as good over wireless connections as they do over wires. [Tomalak's Realm]

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The two makers of flu shots in the United States said Friday they have run out of vaccine and will not be able to meet a surge in demand resulting from fears of a particularly bad flu season. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]

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Dresden, Germany (December, 8, 2003)--XARC Mastering recently announced the launch of its online mastering studio, reportedly Europe's first online mastering studio. This new service is available worldwide and, via a secure SSL encrypted connection, handles the entire mastering process over the Internet, making it much faster and more affordable than conventional mastering studios.
[ProSound News]

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Arts: A 178-year-old original signed manuscript by Beethoven fetches more than £1m at auction. [Guardian Unlimited]