Friday, February 18, 2005

WebEx upgrades Web conferencing platform. WebEx communications this week will upgrade the underlying network platform that powers its Web conferencing applications. The enhancements to the MediaTone platform will deliver an expanded API set, a managed appliance offering, and a modular UI redesign. ADVERTISEMENT Reducing the Total Cost of Ownership Learn how to reduce the total coast of ownership in enterprise data management in this case study. [InfoWorld: Top News] 8:18:57 PM    comment [] 'Frontline' Documentary Stirs FCC Concerns. PBS will feed stations an expletive-deleted version of next Tuesday's show Frontline. The documentary A Company of Soldiers contains "raw" language used by troops in Iraq. PBS says it can't ensure that stations won't face FCC fines if the show airs unedited. Frontline executive producers say none of the expletives violate indecency rules. [NPR's All Things Considered] 7:18:27 PM    comment [] A Cat Tale. David Greenberger has gathered stories from senior citizens. With the help of his musical friends, 3 Leg Torso, we hear the story -- originally told to him by Margaret Bullis -- of a cat named Whivet. [NPR's All Things Considered] 7:17:03 PM    comment [] Republicans Turn to Blogs to Deliver a Message. For some time, conservative Republicans have used talk radio shows to help carry their message -- and a GOP view of news events -- to the nation. Now they're using Web logs and bloggers to similar advantage. [NPR's All Things Considered] 7:16:44 PM    comment []

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