Net neut supporters CRASH FCC WEBSITE with message deluge

Comic’s rant sparks run on commission’s public comments page A protest campaign in support of net neutrality provisions has overwhelmed the the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) website. The commission briefly saw its public comments service go down on Monday, one day after comedian John Oliver delivered an extended rant in support of net neutrality on his evening program Last Week Tonight. In the 13-minute segment, Oliver calls the appointment of former lobbyist Tom Wheeler as FCC chairman “the equivalent of needing a babysitter and hiring a dingo” and, providing a link to the…

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Microsoft’s NEW OS now runs on HALF of ALL desktop PCs

Gotcha! It’s the five-year-old Windows 7, not touchy 8.1 One of Microsoft’s newest operating systems now runs on half of desktops – but it’s not the one Redmond might have wished. Windows 7 accounted for 50.06 per cent of operating system market share in May according to Netmarketshare’s running monthly tally. The operating system expanded its share from 49.27 per cent in April. Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 scored a milestone of its own last month, as it also eclipsed Windows 8. Windows 8.1 claimed 6.35 per cent of desktops, up from…

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The Internet of Things Moves Beyond the Buzz: Worldwide Market Forecast to Exceed $7 Trillion by 2020, IDC Says

While the interest and buzz around the Internet of Things (IoT) has grown steadily in recent years, the seemingly endless market promise continues to become reality. According to new research from International Data Corporation (IDC), a transformation is underway that will see the worldwide market for IoT solutions grow from $1.9 trillion in 2013 to $7.1 trillion in 2020. IDC defines the Internet of Things as a network of networks of uniquely identifiable endpoints (or “things”) that communicate without human interaction using IP connectivity – be it “locally” or globally.…

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321 Free Tools for Teachers – Free Educational Technology (9)

34 Sites To Download Royalty Free and Creative Commons Music For Teachers   Archive’s audio and MP3 library : This library contains over two hundred thousand free digital recordings ranging from alternative news programming, to Grateful Dead concerts, to Old Time Radio shows, to book and poetry readings, to original music uploaded by our users. Many of these audios and MP3s are available for free download. ArtistServer : Free independent music, 11,000 mp3 downloads by more than 10,000 artists. Audiofarm : It´s the best and easiest way to find new and interesting music,…

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The New Roles of Customer Service Outsourcers

For years, economic pressures drove many companies to outsource their contact center operations overseas, allowing workers in Eastern Europe, India, or the Philippines to field their customer complaints or questions for a much lower hourly rate than they would have to pay Americans to do the same job. Many now agree that this was probably penny-wise and pound-foolish. “Decision-makers, when they’re looking to move their contact center services, are lured by inexpensive employees overseas. They’re not looking at everything else, to the detriment of their company,” says Gabriel Bristol, president…

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Tech history in photos: Cloud computing pioneers

1. Urs Hölzle, Google Advances in networking led us to the cloud revolution. Here are ten people who were instrumental in making cloud computing a reality. Hölzle is senior vice president of technical infrastructure at Google. He was the eighth Google employee and played a major role in scaling the infrastructure to handle the demands of the cloud. Image: Stephen Shankland/CNET 2. Werner Vogels, Amazon Werner Vogels is the CTO and vice president of Amazon.com. Vogels is largely considered the driving force behind the growth of Amazon Web Services (AWS).…

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The Next Net 25

A new Web revolution is picking up steam, and the next Google or Microsoft could emerge from the companies that are in the vanguard. SAN FRANCISCO (Business 2.0 Magazine) – Things are really crackling in Silicon Valley these days. There’s the frenzied startup action, the rising rivers of VC cash, even the occasional bubble-icious long-term stock prediction (Google $2,000, anyone?). There’s so much happening that the buzzword recently employed to try to encapsulate the era — “Web 2.0” — now seems hopelessly inadequate, defined and redefined into near meaninglessness by…

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321 Free Tools for Teachers – Free Educational Technology (8)

5 Free Annotation Tools For Teachers Diigo: It’s one of the most commonly used free web annotation tools which lets you bookmark and tag web pages. In addition to that, you would also be able to highlight a part of a webpage if you wish to emphasize something and attach sticky notes to it. Its advanced search allows you to rummage through the text of pages you have bookmarked which includes tags, titles, URLs and even your own comments and highlights. One of the best features of Diigo is your ability…

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5 Steps to Ensure a Successful ERP Implementation Process

To ensure a successful ERP implementation process, project managers should identify their top needs, choose a software vendor that addresses the company’s inefficiencies and determine if the ERP provider’s cultureblends with the manufacturing company’s business environment, according to ERP Focus. Those are just a couple steps that feed into the implementation process. Installing the software is a time-consuming and difficult endeavor, but it is the turning point for companies. It is the moment when a company sheds off traditional business processes and embraces streamlined and automated manufacturing methods. By following these steps, managers can…

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Heartbleed bug could target Android phones and wireless routers

Heartbleed has a new wireless-based attack vector, according to security expert’s findings Android phones and wireless routers accessible via Wi-Fi might be at risk from attackers utilising a new form of the Heartbleed bug, it has been revealed. The security world is still feeling the effects of Heartbleed seven weeks after its discovery lead to websites scrambling to protect their data. Security expert Luis Grangeia, a partner and security services manager at SysValue, has apparently found a vector through which the bug can attack wireless devices and Android phones. Dubbed “Cupid”, the new attack…

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