Tuesday, March 01, 2005

Jeremy Allaire recently founded BrightCove http://www.brightcove.com/ (2004) to meld television and the Internet. It would be truly awesome to see BrightCove and iComCentral http://dv3.agileco.net/iComCentral to find a way to work together.   10:00:17 AM          Google It!

Tips for Customizing a Radio Blog Template: To edit the template for a Radio blog (such as Radio Free Blogistan) go to the Preferences > Templates > Home Page Template page. You can cut and paste the contents of this file into a Dreamweaver document, and then edit and replace it much the same as you would a Blogger template as explained in the previous section.. Alternatively, you can open the #homeTemplate.txt file directly in Dreamweaver from the www subfolder of your Radio Userland folder. Dreamweaver won't render the page because it doesn't recognize HTML markup in a .txt file, but you can copy the contents to a new file (a good practice anyway, to avoid accidentally overwriting a working file) and save it as temp.html or something like that. Other links on how to customize Radio Userland here: http://frontier.userland.com/customizingSite http://www.loftesness.com/radio/stories/2002/01/20/notesOnRadioCustomization.html http://ruminations.weblogger.com/stories/storyReader$4 http://radio.weblogs.com/0107846/stories/2002/08/23/radioDocSources.html http://www.activerenderer.com/outlines/aR/gallery.html 9:48:17 AM          Google It!

Enterprise grid group expands (InfoWorld). InfoWorld - The Enterprise Grid Alliance (EGA), formed last year to promote use of computing grids in enterprises, will announce five new members on Tuesday, including Unisys and Univa. [Yahoo! News: Technology] 9:13:17 AM          Google It!

Yahoo! Web Services. Paul Bausch takes a look at the new Yahoo! Web Services interface and shows how to tap into the API with a sample application. [O'Reilly Network ONJava.com] 9:10:38 AM          Google It!

HP whacks own storage software in favor of AppIQ. Friend with benefits [The Register] 9:06:09 AM          Google It!

Introducing: IP-4-IT - A New Event to Focus on Challenges and Opportunities of Enterprise-class IP Communications. pulver.com, CMP Media and TIA Band Together to Produce: IP-4-IT I've been working the vision for a new Enterprise event which focused on effects of the advent of IP in the Enterprise and the resulting challenges and opportunities this reprsents in Enterprise-class IP Communications for quite some time. I'm happy to announce today that pulver.com, together with both CMP Media LLC and the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) will be jointly producing a new tradeshow that addresses the unique challenges and opportunities faced by Enterprise IT decision makers in their deployment of IP-enabled networks, applications and solutions. IP-4-IT, scheduled to take place November 14-16 in Las Vegas at the Rio Hotel and Convention Center, is expected to attract an international audience of over 3,000 attendees, as well as 125+ exhibitors of IP-related products and services. The IP-4-IT tradeshow will be unique in its mission, which is to expand the reach of IP Communications into the Enterprise. IP is not just voice, but a new infrastructure that offers truly converged communication and streamlined business processes. I am looking forward to working with both TIA and CMP and turning the vision of this event into reality. :-) For more informaton regarding IP-4-IT, please visit www.ip4it.com or contact: Gene Sanders at 703-907-7981; gsanders@tiaonline.org or Nancy Largay 631-961-8996; nlargay@pulver.com for exhibitor sales. [The Jeff Pulver Blog] 9:00:57 AM          Google It!