11:55 PM ET, November 1, 2007
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InsideRIA:
Duane's World on Adobe TV — Duane Nickull has another new episode of Duane's World posted and this one includes two interviews. One of which is with the founder of this company Tim O'Reilly! Here is Duane's description of the episode.
Channel 10:
Special Edition Political Zunes — Gizmodo reports that the delegates at both the Republican and the Democratic National Conventions will be receiving politically-branded Zunes this year.
Zoho Blogs:
Zoho Emergency Maintenance — We faced some issues in our core network switches today, related to a firmware upgrade. Our engineers are working through it, and as a matter of pre-caution, we have taken some of the Zoho services offline.
GoogleApps Channel:
Patch Collection — The challenge of maintaining on-premises software. — Keywords: googleapps google apps accounts security — Added: August 29, 2008
Intel Software Network Blogs:
A Vision for Scalable High Quality Health Information Exchange - Part 2 — This is the second of a three-part article looking at the area of interoperability and health information exchange (HIE) in the healthcare industry.
Startonomics:
The Startup Think Tank: How to Avoid the Pownce Effect — This is a guest post from Muhammad Saleem, who will be speaking at Startonomics about word-of-mouth marketing on Oct 2.