Posts Tagged ‘ Computers and the Internet ’

A new television series will be seen by Vanity Fair readers, cruise line passengers, hotel guests and iPad owners before its network premiere.
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In an age when many children are addicted to computers, iPods and iPads — and when newspapers are feeling the pressure — Mon Quotidien appears to be an anomaly.
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A new activist-journalist churns out information in real time, and the damage is done before anyone has time to check.
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Internet sites that promise to revolutionize movies or TV are popping up constantly, but do they represent a true boom backed by viable business models?
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The service is planning new channels for two cable operators, and it is aiming to greatly expand sales and rentals online.
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Internet companies must screen content submitted by users, and the firms that sell the screening services are weighing the emotional toll on their workers.
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At Politico, the news can start in the darkness before dawn. And turnover can be high.
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Users of the social network game, who tend virtual crops, will have the chance to plant blueberries from a subsidiary of General Mills.
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Contributors to and supporters of the online encyclopedia are collaborating with experts to improve the site, and dabbling in languages like Swahili to expand it.
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Even if you don’t pay for TV shows, they aren’t exactly gratis: you can spend 5 to 10 minutes searching, on sites like Hulu.com or Clicker.com.
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