Sunday, August 21, 2005

abc programs

Local online shopping
It seems like web stores are trying to learn from past mistakes - including misplaced and delayed deliveries - and are aggressively wooing customers. Still, it's good to be careful, as usual.
Some tips before you turn into a webby Santa this year:
LATER SHOPPING DATES: Many stores are delaying the dates by which you have to order to get the items by Christmas. In some cases, Dec. 18 (for standard shipping) and Dec. 23 (for overnight delivery), which are two days later than the dates last year. This is really convenient, especially since Hannukah is later this year than last year. Two stores offering this are RedEnvelope.com - and SharperImage.com -
BIG SPENDERS?: Turns out last-minute shoppers tend to spend more, perhaps not looking as closely for bargains or just because they are trying to catch up in a hurry. So my advice is to do it as quickly as possible, so you don't end up spending more than you planned. Easy for me to say - I am a notorious last-minuter.
READ THE FINE PRINT: Too many shoppers don't notice the substitutions, caveats, and exceptions that are on many sites. Please read, folks, and if you aren't getting exactly what you want, then please walk - er, surf away.
Here are some of my other shopping tips, including good comparison sites, feedback sites and wish list sites.
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· Podcasting News: Make Your First Podcast
· Interactive Voices: How to Create a Podcast

· Podcast.net
· Podcast Alley
· iPodder

placing listing

IF YOU WANT TO BE LISTED in Time Out New York or on www.timeoutny.com, submit information about your event by mail or fax to the editor of the section in which you would like to be listed (Art, Comedy, Dance, etc.). Refer to the masthead for a list of section editors. You can also submit your listings via e-mail; see below for a list of sections and their e-mail addresses. Listings information is not accepted over the telephone. Please include details of venues, dates, times, prices, telephone numbers and nearest subways. The deadline is Monday, ten days before publication (see below for the exact time). You do not have to pay a fee to be listed.
Around TownDeadline time: 6pmaroundtown@timeoutny.com
Around Town: MuseumsDeadline time: 6pmmuseums@timeoutny.com
ArtDeadline time: 6pmart@timeoutny.com
Books & PoetryDeadline time: 10ambooks@timeoutny.com
CabaretDeadline time: 6pmcabaret@timeoutny.com
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open studio

editorial@brooklynrail.org

More information about NYC Citywide Open Studios:
Every weekend this October, hundreds of artists in a different borough each weekend will open their studios to the public, from 11am to 6pm, Saturdays and Sundays.
Event ScheduleOctober 2005 11AM - 6PM Saturdays + Sundays. One Borough each weekend:
Manhattan Oct. 1-2Queens Oct. 8-9The Bronx Oct. 15-16Brooklyn Oct. 22-23Staten Island Oct. 29-30
Who Can ParticipateOpen to all artists with studios in any of the 5 boroughs (you may choose to use your home if you do not have a separate studio).
As a participating artist you will open your studio to the public Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 6pm, during the one weekend your borough is scheduled. Example:
If your studio address (or home address) is in Queens you will open your studio October 8th and 9th from 11am to 6pm. The other weekends we hope you will enjoy visiting artists' studios in the other boroughs and consider volunteering.
Register now and receive all of these exciting benefits:
• 1 image of your artwork on the Collector's DVD. The DVD showcases artwork by hundreds of NYC artists. Collectors, curators, art dealers, critics and other art enthusiasts will be exposed to your artwork long after the event is over. Your contact information is included so that you can be reached by interested persons. You receive a copy of the DVD for your portfolio. • Up to 5 images of your artwork to be included on the official website. The event website will allow visitors to search by many variables (medium, location, style, etc.) and print studio tour maps. The site will encourage visitors to buy artwork from NYC artists and visit studios by appointment year-round. Your information on www.nycopenstudios.org will continue to be available until the 2006 event (and beyond if you participate again). • Inclusion in the printed official event map which will be distributed throughout the city. • Promotional materials including post card invitations, posters, signs, and maps. • Benefit from press coverage of the event.
Deadlines
August 15: Register by August 15 to receive all benefits
October: You can register to participate right until the event opens in your borough, but you will NOT be included on the DVD or printed map.
About the OrganizationEmerging Artists International (EAI) is a nonprofit organization, based in New York City, dedicated to nurturing contemporary artists and enriching our culture through exposure to new art.




Collectives,www.Artistmosaics.theshoppe.com , TribaTruths collective, 4w Circle of Art, Brooklyn Designers Showcase, Flirt Smith Street, Flirt Park Slopes, Distinctive Darlings By P.J, Addy and Ferro

Tennille MacMillan - Nakimuli , Raif Atelier, George Beck, Kayah wear & George Beck Signature Collection ,

A-liners

R Cadet Bastine-urban Bandana,
Jonathan- Nigerian Fabrics and Fashions ,
Tamu Cowell-Granny funk ,
Brenda Brunson Bey Tribal Truths Collection ,
George Greene G To the 4th,
Jewelry by Ionni ,
Jewelry by Sundiata ,
Velma Smalls ,
Ella Isaacs,
Malchijah hats -Marcus Free Wayne ,
Moshood ,
Michi Designer Knitwear ,
Raif Atelier,
Denise Goring Art wear @4w ,
Osun design @4w
La Shonda Designs @4w ,
Underwraps @4w ,
Grace Derek featuring Debo @4w ,
Saiti Baby @4w ,
Harriet’s Alter ego ,
Nacimod ,
Pamela Jackson- Distinctive Darlings by P.J,
Styles by deitra,
Bohemian Rhapsody ,
Lashondr'e Jewels-Ruby Smith ,
Huwain Jonny HLJ ,
Bonnie Sandy Sterling ,
Carla Selby NY,
Lorisa Artis,
Clyde Johnson,
Myrdith Leon-McCormack,Bonnie and clyde 2ya
Natty rebel
Black widow design
Pinque
Bs shirts
Cedric Designs
JEWELZ OF LIFE
AMOUR DE JUNGLEMiCHI
G to the 4th
Malchijah hats
Hanif Simmons
CJ ORIGINALS
Indigo Violet
Geri White
Adore
everge
Tastee t’s
To B African
Black widow designs

arts site

www.wooloo.org

London
Counter Gallery (www.countergallery.com)
CUBITT Gallery (www.cubittartists.org.uk)
STORE (www.storegallery.co.uk)
New York
Art in General (www.artingeneral.org)
Artists Space (www.artistsspace.org)
Exit Art (www.exitart.org)
Pierogi (www.pierogi2000.com)
Sydney
Artspace (www.artspace.org.au)
Phatspace (www.phatspace.com)
Clamor Magazine (www.clamormagazine.org)
The Brooklyn Rail (www.thebrooklynrail.org)
The Good Apple (www.thegoodapple.net)
The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) (www.nyfa.org)
OpenDemocracy (www.opendemocracy.net)
Hactivist - Tactical Media Network (www.hactivist.org)

tt small and micro

www.opm.gov.tt
whitehall@opm.gov.tt

dwanser@ttol.co.tt

editors20@trinicenter.com

Gyasi Wells and son Jason 'Culture Vibes Creation'
Akilah's Jewelry
Margriola's Unique Fashion & Design
Freedom Of Expression
Lyn's Simply Creative
Jahson & Ashaki
Lyris Designs & Craft

nedco@tstt.net.tt
VisionTo be acknowledged nationally as the leader in the development, nurturing and sustenance of micro and small enterprises and to be regarded internationally as a model for fostering an entrepreneurial culture in the developing world.

MissionTo contribute to national development by empowering individuals and communities to achieve financial independence through sustainable employment derived from the provision of support and promotion for micro and small business.
What is NEDCO's primary goal?NEDCO will establish 5,000 new small or micro enterprises per year in the non-traditional business sector. NEDCO will enhance the success rate of small and micro enterprises; and thereby contribute to the sustainable economic and social development of Trinidad and Tobago

How is NEDCO different from any other small business development company?NEDCO is building on policies, strategies and initiatives already undertaken by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago. The company is a 'one stop' shop for entrepreneurial support services whose main objective is the training and empowerment of the entrepreneur and not just the enterprise.Does NEDCO assist with export?NEDCO has the network to assist its entrepreneurs to access the markets best suited to their products.

tt newspaper

nedco@tstt.net.tt
www.opm.gov.tt
whitehall@opm.gov.tt

dwanser@ttol.co.tt

editors20@trinicenter.com

Trinidad & Tobago News
Trinidad Express
Trinidad Guardian
Trinidad Newsday
Anguilla News
Aruba - Bondia
Aruba - Dario Online
The Daily Observer Antigua
The Antigua Sun
Bermuda Sun
Barbados Advocate
Broad Street Journal Barbados
Nation Newspaper Barbados
The Small Report Barbados
The Belize Times
Belize's Amandala
Reporter Belize
San Pedro Sun Belize
GazetteNET Bermuda
The Island SunBritish Vergin Islands
The Bonaire Reporter
Amigoe Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles

Juventud Rebelde Cuba
Agencia Latinoamericana de Noticias Prensa Latina - La Habana, Cuba
Agencia de Información Nacional Cuba
Nueva Prensa Cubana
Opciones en el web Cuba
Granma Internacional Cuba
Periodico Trabajadores Cuba
Caribbean Week
Caribbean Airnews Archives
The Chronicle Dominica
Dominica Sun
Grenadian Voice
Guyana and The Caribbean News and Information
Guyana Chronicle
Stabroek News Guyana
Haiti Online
The Roatan Weekly Honduras - Bay Islands
ILO Caribbean Office

Jamaica Observer
Jamaica Gleaner
The Montserrat Reporter
The Panama News
El Panama America
El Nuevo Día Puerto Rico
Periódico La Estrella de Puerto Rico
Le Journal de Barth St. Barth
Caribbean CompassSt. Vincent & The Grenadines
Ultima Hora InteractivaSanto Domingo
Listin DigitalSanto Domingo
The Santo Domingo News
St.Lucia Star
The Voice St. Lucia
The Virgin IslandsBusiness Journal
Tradewinds St. JohnU.S. Virgin Islands
The Nassau Guardian
EL Universal
Venezuela News Links

branding issues

brand positioning
Brand photography
Brand architecture
Brand philosophy
Brand guidelines
Consumer collateral
Co-op programme
Industry advertising sales tools
Trade show enviromment
signage

Saturday, August 20, 2005

check site ranking

more bss

Monday, 12th
Harlem’s In Vogue
A New York City Fashion Week Event
Saluting National Urban Fashion Designers,
Models and Creators
By Invitation Only
For more information, visit www.harlemdiscover.com
(212) 862–8477

Monday, Sept 12th 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Harlem’s In Vogue
An Urban Salute to
“New York City Fashion Week”

Marriott Marquis Hotel
Broadway and 45th Street
By Invitation Only

NYC.Model.Scout@gmail.comMain = 646.539.1476Dispatch = 172*302730*21Email = nyc.model.scout@gmail.comhttp://Enterbrainment.nethttp://Model.I-k-o-n.comhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/The_NewYork_ImageKingWWW.JASONSHOTS.COM WWW.JASONPIX.COM http://www.818hosting.com http://www.voxmedia.org/wiki/Videoblogger_Videoconferences My name is Markus Sandy and I am app.etitio.us>> http://apperceptions.org> http://apperceive.com> http://app.etitio.us>> http://wearethemedia.com> http://www.corante.com/events/feedfest/> http://spinflow.org>> http://spinsummer2005.blogspot.com> http://spinsummer2005meetup.blogspot.com> http://vloggercuewest.blogspot.com>> aim/ichat: markus.sandy@mac.com> msn: msandy@apperceive.com> skype: msandy> spin: markus@apperceptions.org> Fortunately, I've been working with some professional documentarians who suggested I respond like someone who knew the business would. I said I'd license use of what material they wanted for three years, minimum of 30 seconds, for $30 a second. This is a standard rate in commercial television. Even C-Span charges ($50 per second) for coverage of Congressional hearings that only they generally have. I ended up with only $30 a second for ten seconds ($300) for three years. This was the first time I ever got paid for my work.

blog about capitalism

http://elhide.com/solo/pastcotc.htm Carnival of capitalists

Date
Host*
October 13, 2003
BusinessPundit
October 20, 2003
Jay Solo
October 27, 2003
The Noble Pundit
November 3, 2003
Insults Unpunished
November 10, 2003
The Accidental Jedi
November 17, 2003
Professor Bainbridge
November 24, 2003
Truck and Barter
December 1, 2003
HobbsOnline A.M.
December 8, 2003
A Penny For...
December 15, 2003
samaBlog
December 22, 2003
The Bejus Pundit
December 29, 2003
The American Mind
January 5, 2004
A Special Kind Of Stupid
January 12, 2004
Ensight
January 19, 2004
Unpersons
January 26, 2004
Winds Of Change and Supplement
February 2, 2004
Deinonychus antirrhopus
February 9, 2004
The Trommetter Times
February 16, 2004
Tasty Manatees
February 23, 2004
War Watch (was Forgotten Fronts)
March 1, 2004
The Nanopundit
March 8, 2004
Catallarchy.net
March 15, 2004
TJ's Weblog
March 22, 2004
The Entrepreneurial Mind
March 29, 2004
Admiral Quixote's Roundtable
April 5, 2004
Crazy Pundit
April 12, 2004
Chicago Report
April 19, 2004
Knowledge Problem
April 26, 2004
Conglomerate (formerly Venturpreneur)
May 3, 2004
Brain Brew Radio
May 10, 2004
Clay Whittaker
May 17, 2004
d-42.com
May 24, 2004
Startup Skills
May 31, 2004
Small Business Trends
June 7, 2004
The Window Manager
June 14 15, 2004
We the People Accidental Verbosity
June 21, 2004
Blog Business World
June 28, 2004
EGO
July 5, 2004
pc4media
July 12, 2004
The Outsourcing Weblog
July 19, 2004
The RFID Weblog
July 26, 2004
Business Opportunities Weblog
August 2, 2004
Business Evolutionist
August 9, 2004
PoliBlog™
August 16, 2004
Dispatches from the Frozen North
August 23, 2004
The Mobile Technology Weblog
August 30, 2004
New Dog Old Trick
September 6, 2004
Joe Grossberg
September 13, 2004
d-42.com
September 20, 2004
voluntaryXchange
September 27, 2004
Crossroads Dispatches
October 4, 2004
Drakeview
October 11, 2004
BusinessPundit (anniversary)
October 18, 2004
Accidental Verbosity (anniversary)
October 25, 2004
The Big Picture
November 1, 2004
Will Pate
November 8, 2004
INCITE
November 15, 2004
Trader Mike
November 22, 2004
SocialTwister
November 29, 2004
Lachlan Gemmell
December 6, 2004
The Entrepreneurial Mind
December 13, 2004
samaBlog
December 20, 2004
XTremeBlog
December 27, 2004
Business Opportunities Weblog
January 3, 2005
Management Craft
January 10, 2005
Odyssey of the Mind
January 17, 2005
Small Business Trends
January 24, 2005
Business Opportunities Weblog
January 31, 2005
Ashish's Niti
February 7, 2005
Catallarchy
February 14, 2005
Weekend Pundit
February 21, 2005
The Raw Prawn
February 28, 2005
Coyote Blog
March 7, 2005
Blogcritics.org
March 14, 2005
The RFID Weblog
March 21, 2005
Beyond The Brand
March 28, 2005
The Mobile Technology Weblog (Part 1) and also see Part 2
April 4, 2005
Law and Entrepreneurship News
April 11, 2005
TJ's Weblog
April 18, 2005
Gongol.com
April 25, 2005
Peaktalk
May 2, 2005
INCITE
May 9, 2005
A Penny For...
May 16, 2005
AnyLetter
May 23, 2005
Ideologic L.L.C.
May 30, 2005
Slacker Manager
June 6, 2005
GalaTime
June 13, 2005
Byrne's MarketView
June 20, 2005
Blog Business World
June 27, 2005
Business BlogCasting
July 4, 2005
CaseySoftware.com
July 11, 2005
Multiple Mentality
July 18, 2005
The Club For Growth
July 25, 2005
Political Calculations
August 1, 2005
Local Small Business Marketing
August 8, 2005
View From A Height
August 15, 2005
Weekend Pundit

ekiosa, ekiaafrika

more tid bits

http://online.wsj.com/public/article/0,,SB112084457881180868-0AaD5icf4L_Vldpbx0tbXCGceTw_20060715,00.html?mod=blogs
Chapeaugraphy
http://www.chap-o.com/page5.html
tribes of ny
http://query.nytimes.com/search/query?srcht=s&srchst=m&vendor=&query=%22Tribes+of+New+York%22
history of the vibrator
http://www.slate.com/id/2121835/#ContinueArticle
Hacking the female orgasm
A fascinating piece by Annalee Newitz in the current issue of Wired about neuroscientists reverse-engineering sexual response in women.
I'm in Newark, New Jersey, in a small room dominated by a large conference table. There are no windows, and no sounds except for the whir of the ventilation system. "This is going to be great," says my host, Rutgers neuropsychologist Barry Komisaruk, grinning. A woman walks in with a large black duffel bag and shuts the door. "This is my graduate student Janice Breen," Komisaruk says. Breen opens the bag, unpacks a few electromechanical components, and begins to assemble them using a screwdriver.
"So what do you call this?" I ask. The device looks like a tampon attached to a hefty electric toothbrush, which is in turn wired to a box with a glowing red digital readout. "It's the, um, contraption," Breen answers distractedly, hunting for an outlet.
"Actually, it's called the calibrated vaginal stimulator," Komisaruk tells me. "It's a modified tampon attached to a transducer for measuring the force that women apply to the vaginal wall."
The tampon looks big enough to be in the supersize range and is connected at a 45-degree angle to the metal handle, which houses the transducer. Scores of women have inserted Breen's contraption into their vaginas (the tampons are disposed of after each use). As I fiddle with the tampon, the pressure from my fingers registers as a few grams of force.
"Women self-stimulate," Komisaruk explains, "and we use fMRIs to look at which parts of their brains respond." I stare at the instrument in my hands.
"Basically," Komisaruk concludes, "it's a dildo."
Link
Down lodable stories
http://www.lcrw.net/kellylink/sth/index.htm

bad websites? http://bodygroom.philips.com/index_flash.html

wall street journal on publishing!

to review

Creative commons record comtract
http://www.grayscalerecords.com/files.php?title=contract/contract

GQ Japan article about Boing Boing
(Click on thumbnail for enlargement) I was interviewed by GQ Japan a while back.
Here's a translation (courtesy of Ben List):
"bOING bOING" began before the word "blog" began appearing circa 2000. Mark Frauenfelder has reached the top position in the world of bloggers. We flew to LA to hear his secret.
1. The power of persistance
"We started early, and found our readership. It was really just lucky." he says modestly, however the popularity of the site is largely due to "frequent updating." Though "bOING bOING" was essentially started by Mark, he now collaborates with three writer friends contributing material from their various fields of interest.
"The readership of a blog is proportional to how frequent one is able to update." Frauenfelder spends only two hours a day on the blog, however is able to keep the content fresh with the aid of his partners.
2. Curiosity and the spirit of fun
"bOING bOING's" core staff are all professional writers having gained experiences writing for such publications as "Wired." "By nature, our curiosity is twice that of most people and are able to keep the content fresh." In their search for interesting content they do daily searches through magazines, newspapers, nerdy trade publications, and the internet. There was never any intention of making a profit (with "bOING bOING"), so they are driven mainly by "simply having fun with it." Unlike traditional media, the instant feedback of publishing on the internet, and direct contact with the readership is also part of the appeal. "The improvisational aspect (?) is as addictive as an adrenaline rush"
3. No compromising to advertisers or to readers
While they haven't created a corporation in the traditional way, "bOING bOING" has become a true business. With 200,000 hits daily from inside and outside the U.S., the company made $20,000 in advertisements from skateboard brand and a T-Shirt company in March, however maintaining an independent spirit is the the most important thing.
"We have been known to criticize corporations, but we don't kowtow to our advertisers. The popularity of the site was earned by writing what we want, but we aren't looking to change anything for our readers.
4. The key is in community collaboration
"The best part is the spirit of being able to share your thoughts and what interests you with the readers and community" Frauenfelder says. Communication with other bloggers has been the key to increasing the readership. By trading links with other blogs, communication becomes much more active, and traffic to and from the site increases. "The world of blogs is made up of innumerable tiny islands in a vast ocean all communicating with each other. It's the ultimate success for a blog to become part of that community." http://www.tie-a-tie.net/
http://www.livepublishing.co.uk/retro/page_644.shtml
http://spamshirt.com/
http://www.cult45.fsbusiness.co.uk/featuresjackie.html
http://www.ecoist.com/
http://www.go-go-boots.com/
Paper crafts
http://www.yamaha-motor.co.jp/global/entertainment/papercraft/index.html
the rap canterbury tales
http://www.babasword.com/writing/rapcantales.html
Catherine sez, "Bazillionaire Richard Branson of Virgin Enterprises is suing little guy Jason Yang, proprietor of Virgin Threads for trademark infringement. Yang, whose sole source of income is the site, and who supports a young family, is fighting the lawsuit, arguing that no one should be able to trademark a common word. Classic David and Goliath story."
Virgin Enterprises filed a federal lawsuit against VirginThreads.com and several others using virgin* domain names, accusing them of trademark infringement, dilution, and cyberpiracy. All for using a word that's been in the English language for far longer than mogul Branson has been using it as a trademark for his businesses. As David Bollier asks in a CNN Money story on the subject, "If anyone can lay claim to that word, shouldn't it be the Catholic church?"
m Traditional trademark law, concerned with consumer confusion, finds infringement when one use of a mark tends to deceive consumers about the source of goods or services they're buying. Dilution goes beyond that to allow the holder of a "famous" mark to bar use that "causes dilution of the distinctive quality of the mark," even outside the trademark holder's realm of goods. Dilution is a big gun, and one rightly limited to distinctive coined terms and actual harm, as the Supreme Court ruled when it held that "Victor's Little Secret" did not dilute "Victoria's Secret."
http://claytoncubitt.com/blogs/usedfuture/2005/07/nigerian-badasses-by-pieter-hugo.html
unusual condom adds
http://www.coloribus.com/condom/
google style logo
21st century will see us
https://confluence.rave.ac.uk/confluence/display/CGRE/School+of+Computing+for+the+Creative+Industries+Overview
cc school
London college launches all CC/wiki program
London's Ravensbourne College is creating a new program called the School of Computing for the Creative Industries. The whole of the coursewear is Creative Commons licensed and the school itself is organized via a wiki. That's pretty twenty-first-century education!
The School of Computing for the Creative Industries is a new departure for Ravensbourne College. It retains Ravensbourne's commitment to vocationalism and practical skills, as well as Ravensbourne's spirit of innovation and enterprise. Though the School takes its inspiration and values from the core of the Ravensbourne tradition, it also embraces new opportunities and a new vision. The School's programmes are rigorous with a strong technical focus. One of the undergraduate programmes is delivered entirely via e-learning. The other programmes make strategic use of e-learning, digital communications, and Web 2.0 technologies as a living demonstration of, and a process of practical research in, the subject matter of the School.
The learner-practitioner is the heart and life-blood of the School. We recognise that the creative professional of the future - the new creative - has a distinctive skill-set and an easy relationship with technology. The new creative is a connected citizen, whose passions and campaigns, ideas and innovations appear first on their blog. The new creative uses the internet as an inspirational resource, drawing on that vast, interconnected meme-pool, but returning far more to it than s/he ever withdraws. Fundamentally, the new creative understands that s/he is defined by the impact and credibility of their online presence.
As the creative industries bifurcate into the twin realities of intellectual property businesses, and crafts-for-hire, the new creative has the skill, and panache, to exploit the opportunities of the new creative landscape.
FRee software for busy people http://freedomsoftware.info/content/category/1/1/45/
? how does he prevent people from downloading book
Access to Knowledge treaty has a site
The Access to Knowledge treaty is an effort to get the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) to start acting like a humanitarian UN agency, instead of an industry consortium solely concerned with extending copyright, patents and trademark. The treaty calls on WIPO to harmonize international law to ease the tasks of educators, archivists and those who provide access to disabled people -- today, the laws for these tasks vary from nation to nation, making international cooperation legally difficult if not impossible.
An open group of international non-governmental organizations, governments, scholars, acticists and individuals has been planning the treaty for some months now and we've finally got a web-site where all of our work is being documented and published, with calls to action and other ways to get involved. Anyone can register and add material to the site.
In an October 15 speech, the Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), Jonathan Dudas, vowed that the U.S. government will "fight" proposals that aim to "fundamentally change the WIPO charter and philosophy" away from its current focus on the promotion of intellectual property.
In his keynote remarks at the Annual Meeting of the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA--a 15,000-member U.S. bar association comprised primarily of intellectual property lawyers) Dudas stated emphatically that "our current system and international norms are properly balanced". In a not-so-oblique reference to recent discussions at WIPO of a 'Development Agenda,' Dudas derided efforts to encourage WIPO to take a more balanced approach to intellectual property as part of a "strategy to water down intellectual property protection" that is "even worse" than efforts to increase PCT application fees.
http://www.access2knowledge.org/cs/
Clients threaten designers over portfolios
Suw Charman's published her excellent article from Design In-Flight magazine on ad agencies and marketing companies that threaten to sue their designers for putting samples of their own work in their portfolios:
When designer Jason Santa Maria put his portfolio online he wasn't expecting to get a Cease and Desist letter from a former employer citing clauses from his contract and demanding that he remove any references to them, including all images, from his site. Jason had fallen foul of his old Work for Hire contract which transferred ownership of all rights in his designs to the company he worked for. It meant that the only legal way he could use his designs in his portfolio was to obtain express permission from the rights owner, his former employer, or challenge the restriction in court.
"I wasn't entirely aware of the ramifications when I signed," Jason admits. "I was young and inexperienced. Most design shops accept that people will use the work they do in their public portfolios, but because you are now able to have a body of work on your website which can be accessible by anyone at anytime, I think you will see an increase in situations like this. Information is so readily available that you can't assume people aren't looking and, more importantly, aren't taking notice.
Link

Sunday, August 07, 2005

cafepress

Welcome to CafePress.comCongratulations on becoming a new CafePress.com Shopkeeper. As members of your CafePress.com Seller Support Team, we're here to help you start selling in less than an hour by using the valuable resources below. Also, take advantage of a free promotional opportunity only available to new Shopkeepers, detailed at the bottom of this email.*************************************************************Helpful resources to get on the fast track to sales:Learn to Sell - Your step-by-step guide to selling on CafePress.com.http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/sell/Product Center - View all the products you can sell.http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/products/index.aspxOnline Message Board - A great place to ask questions and share ideas with other shopkeepers.http://messageboard.cafepress.com/***************************************************************Images are everything. Use these 2 links to make great looking products that sell.Beginners' Image Workshop - Ensure you start with a great image.http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/images.aspxImage specifications - Size and placement tool to ensure your images look great on our products.http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/help_image_sizes.aspx********Free Promotional Opportunity********Set up your shop in the next 7 days to be considered for Grand Openings page in the Marketplace. This can help you get exposure for your shop and help you start selling faster. Visit Grand Openings and see where you might fit in. http://www.cafepress.com/shop/grandopeningsTo be considered for our Grand Openings page and other promotional opportunities:1. Finish designing products in your shop.2. When you're ready, email us at grandopenings@cafepress.com along with your Shop URL.3. We'll be in touch as soon as we receive your URL.Sign in to your account to get started.https://www.cafepress.com/cp/members/login.aspx*************************************If you'd like assistance, please call our Seller Support Team toll-free at 1-877-809-1659 and or email us at http://www.cafepress.com/cp/info/help/contact.aspx.

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1. Audio Scrobbler

Audioscrobbler builds a profile of your musical taste using a
plugin for your media player (Winamp, iTunes, XMMS etc..). It
then sends the name of every song you play to the Audioscrobbler
server, which updates your musical profile with the new song.
Every person with a plugin has their own page on this site which
shows their listening statistics. The system automatically
matches you to people with a similar music taste, and generates
personalised recommendations. http://www.audioscrobbler.com/


2. OPML Editor

The OPML Editor follows in the tradition of simple text-based
tools masquerading as rich development platforms. Inside every
text editor is the potential of platform, and every platform
must have a simple text editor. It was with this simple premise
that Dave Winer set out in 1988 to make an outliner that was
also a programming language and object database. Now, in 2005,
all the power of this idea is available in a download that's
about the size of a 15-minute podcast.
http://support.opml.org/download


3. Feed Shake

Feedshake tool helps you to generate new feeds by merging,
sorting and filtering existing online RSS feeds. You just add to
the mix your preferred RSS URLs and Feed Shake does the rest.
This is a great tool for RSS newsmastering tasks and to create
News Radars. The service is fr^e and does not require
registration.
http://feedshake.com/


4. iDJ - Ipod mixing console

The iDJ portable console enables mobile DJs and iPod enthusiasts
to seamlessly integrate their portable music libraries with
other music and sound-reinforcement systems transforming the
iPod from a personal music player into a source playback device.
Compact form factor, comprehensive feature set, this Numarks
product called the iDJ transfroms a double iPod cradle into a
fully-featured DJ mixer powered by two iPods. Numark’s iDJ
features two universal iPod docking stations that accept all
model iPods with the bottom connector. Featuring large iPod
navigation controls, this two-channel mixer provides 3-band EQ
with gain control for each channel and a dedicated microphone
input with tone and level control. Each channel also provides
phono/line inputs for adding additional devices such as CD
players and samplers into the mix.
http://www.gearjunkies.com/


5. SketchUp

SketchUp is a very simple but extremely powerful tool for
creating, viewing, and modifying three-dimensional models
quickly and easily. SketchUp is the opposite of a traditional
CAD drawing program as it makes technical drawing as easy as
sketching while maintaining the speed and flexibility of
traditional CAD.
http://www.sketchup.com/?sid=3


6. Fac.etio.us

Facetious is a new fr^e service that offers faceted navigation
of the vast number of delicious bookmarks. Delicious is a social
bokmark manager; basically an online public repository of online
resources selected and categorized by individual users. With
facetious you can query the delicious database and extract not
only results relevant to your keywords but a useful set of
complementary data including tags, creators, web site and
publishing date.
http://www.siderean.com/delicious/facetious.jsp


7. Download Squad

Download Squad is a new blog by the resourceful Weblogs Inc.
network devoted to spotting and reviewing all new software to
download that becomes available online. Download Squad is made
possible by a team of over 20 blog contributors covering all
Mac, Win and Linux software.
http://downloadsquad.com/


8. Skype CEO Video Clip from Always On 05

Great micro-video published for the Always On Conference 2005
event that closed recently, showing comments and contributions
by participants themselves, as well as an interesting session
with Niklas Zennström, CEO & Co-founder of Skype.
http://tinyurl.com/7sszh


9. Great Writing Tools from Pointer Online

An extremely comprehensive list of "writing tools" edited by
Poynter Online Roy Peter Clark.
http://tinyurl.com/98f2x


10. TOR: The Onion Router

Tor or the so-called Onion Router is an interesting tool that
can be used for good or evil. What the creator of Tor wants you
to think is that it is an anonymization tool that allows users
to connect to servers fr^eFr^eFR^EFR^E of the worry that those servers are
logging every detail of your browser, email address, and other
information.
http://tinyurl.com/8wy8b


11. DrupalART

DrupalART is a site dedicated to helping people build and
develop Drupal sites for artists and musicians. The goals are to
show (through examples) various ways Drupal can be used to build
artist websites, and build documentation aimed at newbies trying
to use Drupal for their art or music website.
http://drupalart.org/

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