About how a family develops over the years 1976-2008.
Archive for the ‘The Future in the Internet’ Category
Another nice photo story
Posted in The Future in the Internet, tagged Photography on July 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The Hype Machine
Posted in The Future in the Internet, tagged Music in the World Wide Web, The Hype Machine on July 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Nice music aggregation from around the web without being mainstream.
Getting and receiving information on railways, rail business opportunities and new market developments.
Posted in Economics, Railway Market, The Future in the Internet, Wikipedia, tagged Economy, How to find information, Rail Business, Railway Industry on July 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
If one wants to stay up to date in any topic it requires a certain amount of effort. Not to receive information, but to filter it and get the relevant information picked out of the sheer mass of data. The same applies to the railway market.
Using the internet there is however a certain ease in [...]
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008)
Posted in The Future in the Internet, tagged The World is getting closer and closer!, YouTube on July 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Wow, Wow, and once more: Wow! Matt Harding did a great thing! Respect!
Internet availibility in Germany
Posted in The Future in the Internet, tagged Germany, Internet on July 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Interesting article of SPIEGEL ONLINE.
Have been myself to several places that had only modem and no DSL.
Flickr to work together with Getty Images
Posted in Flickr Excellence, The Future in the Internet, tagged Flickr, Getty Images on July 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Read this! and this! and this!
just one word: awesome!
There had been a lot of services (either offered by Flickr or outside of it) that tried to give Photos more exposure and let one sell his/her photos, but I think a partnership as this is going to hugely improve the situation, if so, just by the [...]
Business with music in a new economy
Posted in The Future in the Internet, tagged Free and legal music, Last.fm on July 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Since the start of the internet, the invention of mp3, the p2p-softwares, the download portals, Kaazaa and at least hundreds of law suits by the one or the other party, the conclusion to be drawn is that the business and the market economies of music has changed dramatically since the beginning of the 90s.
But despite [...]
Wikipedia works
Posted in Wikipedia, tagged Rail, Wikipedia on July 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Again, working on Wikipedia, adding information on SIemens rail, but non-RST projects in Asia:
New Category for those projects
Info on the Shenzhen Metro
Delhi Metro
Beijing Metro
brandeins Online Archive
Posted in The Future in the Internet, tagged Internet, Magazine Article on July 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
German magazine brandeins has most of their articles and researches online available. They usually feature businesses, ideas, people and themes concentrated around one focus topic per issue, such as Complexity, the End and Idea Industry.
Articles are usually written based on interviews and are written from a refreshing different point of view, as other magazines or [...]
QIST / ERA / there is something going on
Posted in The Future in the Internet, tagged European Union, Internet, Research on July 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Speaking of the devil. As just written I thought there wouldnt be a integrative approach to content generation in the physics field. Well I was wrong, at least for a part. There is an effort undertaken, however on a totally different level than business or industry: The European Union is issueing so called Framework Programmes [...]
