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Hi folks,
I added the NextGEN Diashow Widget in a sidebar and it would be perfect, if there was no label, which appears when I move the mouse over the image or the image changes. Is there a way to remove that?
Thanks for your help,
Hi folks,
I added the NextGEN Diashow Widget in a sidebar and it would be perfect, if there was no label, which appears when I move the mouse over the image or the image changes. Is there a way to remove that?
Thanks for your help,
I forgot to post the link to the the site: Website
You have to buy a license at longtailvideo to get it removed ;)
well crap. I guess I'll have to use a different slideshow because that logo is interfering with my dropdown menu.
Anybody know a workaround?
or a slideshow that looks as good?
I'm on a rampage about LONGTAILVIDEO! The past 4 days I've worked really hard on my images to find out that the "jwplayer" logo interferes with my images.
On top of that we have to give up our email information in order to get the download for the slideshow. It's not right for them not to disclose that information before doing that.
LongTailVideo is wrong for that! That's one way to get me pissed off!
The logo is like a dirty spot for this wonderful work.
What did you guys ended up using instead? I would be very interested to know if there was a plugin alternative or if you hard coded another slideshow.
Same problem. It seems that to remove the JW watermark logo you need to buy a full license, which is like 59 Euros. I'm even fine with a little link below saying "JW Player", or to pay like $15, but to show the watermark on every single slide in the slideshow and then charge $100 to remove it? That's a little bit less than nice. I hope Alex Rabe is making a ton of money off his deal with Long Tail video.
Any ideas on how to use the NextGen gallery with a different slideshow would be much appreciated. Cheers.
I have NO deal with Longtail I just use it since the first version and there was no logo. They changed their terms and added the watermark, I'm also not happy about this. If anybody knowa a good alternative slideshow, let me know
Alex.. we were hoping you would know of an alternative..since..like.. you made NextGen? :) Great plugin! That slideshow watermark is hideous!.. Like LambWarren said - I'd be cool with a little link or something.. but for $100 I will just ditch NextGen and use a hacked version of WP-Cycle or something. Please hook us up with an alternative Alex!
The slideshow is just an addon, it's no core feature and it's not my work...
I already posted in the past a couple of alternative flash & JS solution (for free btw) :
I will not work with Flash, because it's enough work to maintain the core plugin. I'm happy to add an alternative is somebody knows a good one.
PS. : I used the imagerotator since 3 years (http://alexrabe.de/2006/12/26/myflash-released/) and it was the best solution during this time... but it's the author freedom to add a watermark. Do not complain me for something which I have not done.
I just plugged in an older version of imagrotator.swf that I had downloaded a year or so ago. Works perfect. I uploaded it for you guys to snag.
older version: http://www.alertpc.net/imagerotator.zip
site to view it working: http://www.elegantfloordesign.com
Just did EXACTLY the same thing!! Snagged it from a client's site I did last year.. Tried to ignore the watermark, and though it wasn't bad I felt it cheapened the slide show I was working on just a little..
just plugged in an older version of imagrotator.swf that I had downloaded a year or so ago. Works perfect.
Thank you ejk82, I didn't really mind the watermark in the larger slideshow on my site. I just made the box tall enough that the watermark fell in black space above the image - but the slideshow sidebar widget was almost completely covered by the watermark, and that was annoying.
Cool - great workaround ejk82!
thanks ejk82! I'm looking forward to getting monoslideshow working, but in the meantime, this was very helpful
Thanks for the old file!
I believe you could actually snag the swf in their (longtail) site and use that. It doesn't have the watermark and I don't believe the swf is site aware.
ejk82. great idea. thanks. I pulled it off one of my old sites, too. :-)
Me to - it worked... Thanks so much for the Tip.
ejk82 thanks for the upload!
Thanks for the tip. Does anyone know how to solve the problem with the slidshow not working with W3 Total cache with CDN active? If I disable the CDN the slideshow works. But I obviously want to use my cdn as well.
ejk82 - legend, thank you!
THANKS ejk82@!!@!
ejk82 - copied the older file from your downloaded link and replaced to nextgen-gallery plugin folder and refreshed the path in the slideshow options in my theme but the logo is still there.
waht am i doing wrong/
okay found the problem. slideshow is using file in the wp uploads folder not the plugins folder
works fine now
thanks so much
Thanks for this. I am building my own site and was using the slideshow widget in my sidebar to display book covers. The watermarked logo popping up made the site look a lot less professional, cheap.
I'm going to keep looking for a better slideshow widget, as I am not entirely happy with imagerotator since I can't attach urls to the pics in the show, which makes paying for it, especially $100, stupid in the extreme at least for me.
So if anyone has any suggestions about what might work better for me, please let me know. Until then, the old file has solved a massive problem for me.
just plugged in an older version of imagrotator.swf that I had downloaded a year or so ago. Works perfect.
You are a ledgend~! :D
Yep, worked for me too. The label is gone.
Hahaha great workaround! Thanks! going to use the old file as wel!!
Thanks for hosting it ejk82!
And thanks Alex for a great plugin!
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Robert Barchi, president of Rutgers University, the flagship New Jersey university, on Thursday announced expanded boundaries for a crime-notification system that alerts students, faculty and staff at the university's New Brunswick campus to offenses that occur on and off campus.
The expansion means that more crimes that occur beyond the campus periphery—including those that happen in off-campus neighborhoods heavily populated and frequented by students—will now trigger alerts.
The move comes after an outcry from students and parents following the death of William McCaw, a former Rutgers student who was found dead in the backyard of a New Brunswick home on Feb. 15 in an off-campus area where many Rutgers students live. Students did not receive a notification from the university after Mr. McCaw, 22 years old, died of blunt-force trauma in an incident ruled a homicide by the Middlesex County prosecutor's office, which is investigating the death.
In a Wall Street Journal article on Tuesday, students said other attacks in the New Brunswick area have gone unannounced by the school, contributing to an anxious atmosphere. A petition on the website change.org that says it was authored by the "Rutgers Student Body" has garnered more than 2,000 signatures from people identifying themselves as students, faculty, alumni, staff and parents, demanding the school address Mr. McCaw's death and change its safety-alert procedures.
In a statement, Mr. Barchi said the Clery Act, a federal law that requires institutions to provide timely alerts when a crime poses an immediate threat to a campus, "doesn't in all instances meet the needs of our community." The new notification system will expand past the boundaries dictated by the Clery law.
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It's that time of year—the time when we get absolutely stumped about what gifts to choose for our family and friends. If you happen to know a gardener who dwells in an apartment and gardens in containers or other small spaces, you're probably especially stumped on what to give. "Traditional" gardening items probably just won't work. But there are a few great gift ideas that will make an apartment gardener happy.
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One of the big challenges to gardening in an apartment is where to store bulky pots and containers in the off season. Sure, you can leave them out on your patio or balcony, but they'll wear out faster if left out in the elements over the winter. Grow bags solve that problem—made from sturdy landscape fabric, they last for many seasons and can be emptied and folded up for storage in a closet or drawer at the end of the year. And the price point is right—at a fraction of the price of traditional containers, you can get enough for an entire garden!
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There aren't a lot of hand tools that container gardeners really need—most of the time, hands are the best tool of all for small-scare gardening tasks. But if there is one tool that the apartment gardener needs, it's a pair of pruning shears. They're great for things like pruning tomato plants, snipping bamboo poles in half for trellising, cutting twine, etc. They're a real work horse in the apartment garden, and would be a gift any gardener would be excited to receive.
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Susan Sarandon Hosts Ping Pong Fundraiser for Bill de Blasio
Moments before his 21-18 ping pong victory over his father, Dante de Blasio swung and missed.
"I just won that point and taught him a valuable lesson," said Public Advocate Bill de Blasio, raising his arms while his wife and daughter watched. "Intellect over brawn."
The Democratic mayoral candidate explained how his shot expertly hit the corner of the table and whizzed by his son. His victory was short-lived, though. "So that was a great moment in this game," Mr. de Blasio said, "before he ended up kicking my butt."
The de Blasio family ping pong match came during a Sunday fundraiser at SPiN, a table tennis bar owned by actress and de Blasio supporter Susan Sarandon. The Oscar-winner was there with actress Cynthia Nixon, plenty of media, and supporters who paid upwards of $50 to attend — and also get in a few rounds of play.
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The ping pong party was an opportunity for Mr. de Blasio to build on some of his sizable support from left-leaning celebrities and to introduce more voters to his tight-knit Brooklyn family — and, of course, to show off his table tennis skills. (Mr. de Blasio is impressive with the paddle, but he said "historically" his wife Chirlane McCray is the household's reigning champ.)
Before the match, the mayoral hopeful, who saw a surge in poll numbers last week, rallied supporters with a speech that invoked President Barack Obama. "We were told Barack Obama couldn't possibly win," he said. "The message — the punditry, the noise — was telling people they didn't have power. Well our job is to tell people: 'Get up! Change society the way you believe by voting.'"
Not everyone was won over. Phatim "Tim" Leshi, a SPiN employee tasked with sweeping away stray ping-pong balls that Mr. de Blasio, Ms. Nixon and others hit out of reach, said he is "a middle-class American" who spends most of his time working — and is probably not voting at all.
Mr. Leshi, who was born in Brooklyn, said he thinks the "middle-class" theme nearly all of the Democratic candidates have adopted is "interesting," but he is skeptical. "A lot of candidates do a decent job getting their messages out," he said, but don't necessarily deliver for "lower-middle-class people." Will Mr. Leshi consider voting after hearing Mr. de Blasio's remarks? "I'll look into it," he said.
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Others were more enthusiastic. Victoria Steinberg, a writer, said "the candidates are close on the issues," but Mr. de Blasio has an "intellectual underpinning… and respect for people."
And Nan Kripke, a legal aide lawyer in Brooklyn, said she became impressed with Mr. de Blasio after hearing him speak at demonstrations. She was less impressed with his ping pong skills: "I think I'm better [at ping pong] than anyone I can see from here," she said.
As for Ms. Sarandon, the star of "Thelma & Louise" and "Dead Man Walking," she said she learned of Mr. de Blasio from Ms. Nixon, a public school parent who Ms. Sarandon described as "an expert on education." In her remarks, Ms. Sarandon said, "as a woman," she was initially interested in voting for City Council Speaker Christine Quinn. But, she said, Mr. de Blasio's policies had a greater appeal.
Later, after Dante de Blasio's victory, the candidate cozied up to the SPiN bar and ordered two Reislings.
"Tonight is a Riesling night," Mr. de Blasio said. "It's a good summer choice. I'm not a big cocktail guy — I'll have a mojito or something, but I prefer wine and beer."
He didn't seem too broken up about the loss, adding that his son's table tennis skills are " coming up. He got lucky tonight, but he is showing promise." But, he said earlier in the night, there's a more pressing competition at hand: the race for City Hall. "I never doubt that we have a majority on our side, as progressives," he said. "The question is … will people get out? The people in this room will be the difference in that equation."


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CBR News spoke with writer Jeff Parker and artist Declan Shalvey about "Thunderbolts'" title change to "Dark Avengers" and what it means for the series and team. Plus, exclusive art from #175!
Just in time to tie-in to Marvel's "Dark Avengers" announcement, Tim looks back at an impressive stack of swift-moving stories and presents "Three Essays on Jeff Parker's 'Thunderbolts."
In June's #175 "Thunderbolts" morphs into "Dark Avengers" and CBR News spoke with Jeff Parker and Declan Shalvey about their plans for Luke Cage and his new team.
Marvel has released an early, Squirrel Girl-filled look at "New Avengers" #19. The issue, by Brian Michael Bendis and Mike Deodato and featuring Norman Osborn's new Dark Avengers, hits stores December 7.
Marvel has released a teaser promoting a new incarnation of Norman Osborn's Dark Avengers team set to debut in Brian Michael Bendis and Mike Deodato's November issue of "New Avengers."
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday, March 17, including "Dark Avengers" #15, "Hercules: Fall of an Avenger" #1, "Siege" #3, the return of Doop in "Nation X" #4, and many more!
Marvel has released a new Simone Bianchi illustrated teaser image from their upcoming Avengers event, "Siege," launching in December 2009. No information was given other than the issue's solicitation information.
CBR talks with Dan Slott about his plans for "Mighty Avengers" which include a ton of guest stars, the return of a classic Avengers villain, and "Siege." Plus, an exclusive advance look at art from issues #30 and 32!
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents an exclusive first look at some of Mike Mayhew's artwork for the upcoming "New Avengers Annual" #3, featuring none other than Norman Osborn's Dark Avengers!
Brian Michael Bendis has big plans for Marvel's most mentally unstable super team, the "Dark Avengers." CBR News spoke with him about some surprising revelations, a battle with an immensely powerful foe, and a special Annual.
Marvel Comics has provided CBR with a teaser for what appears to be a December event where Doctor Doom and the Iron Patriot come to blows. The story will be by Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Lark and David Finch.
Norman Osborn and Scott Summers slugged it out in âDark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Exodus,â and we spoke with writer Matt Fraction about the one-shot, which brings to a close the epic "Utopia" crossover between the two titles.
In our latest installment of EVOLUTION REVOLUTION, writer Matt Fraction joins us for commentary and insight on âDark Avengersâ #8, the penultimate chapter in the epic âUtopiaâ crossover between âDark Avengersâ and âUncanny X-Men.â
Nobody likes to be duped, and once Noh-Varr AKA Captain Marvel found out, he was not happy. In December's âDark Avengersâ Annual #1, he puts a plan for revenge into action. We spoke with writer Brian Michael Bendis.
In the latest EVOLUTION REVOLUTION, âUtopiaâ writer Matt Fraction joins us for a look at the struggles and strife in âDark Avengersâ #7, the third chapter of the crossover between âDark Avengersâ and âUncanny X-Men.â
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Dark Avengers" #7, "Deadpool" #12, "Mighty Avengers" #27, "New Mutants" #3, "Punisher" #7 and more.
Charles Xavierâs dream gets dangerously close to being co-opted as Norman Osborn introduces his Dark X-Men. In the second installment of EVOLUTION REVOLUTION, writer Matt Fraction returns to walk us through "Uncanny X-Men" #513.
Welcome to the first edition of EVOLUTION REVOLUTION, the exclusive new CBR feature where writer Matt Fraction walks you through "Utopia," the "Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men" crossover that begins this week.
With "Dark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopia" on sale now, CBR concludes IRON PATRIOTISM with one final chat with Matt Fraction, this time about Ares, Captain Marvel and Moonstone.
CBR's discussion with âDark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopiaâ writer Matt Fraction continues in this installment of IRON PATRIOTISM, in which we examine Norman Osborn's living H-bomb, The Sentry.
Our discussion with writer Matt Fraction about the Dark Avengers continues with a look at a man who will be doing double duty in the "Utopia" crossover, the Dark Avenger and Dark X-Man known as Daken.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Dark Avengers" #5, "Black Panther" #5, "Deadpool: Suicide Kings" #3, "Punisher Max: Naked Kill," War of Kings" #4 and more.
In our latest installment of IRON PATRIOTISM, Matt Fraction and CBR put the spotlight on the Dark Avengers' crackshot killer, Bullseye, and his role in "Uncanny X-Men/Dark Avengers: Utopia."
Our discussion continues with Matt Fraction about the Dark Avengers' roles in the "Utopiaâ crossover with "Uncanny X-Men," this time with a look at the team's hungriest member, Venom.
Norman Osborn's "Dark Avengers" topped the comic sales charts for March, with the "New Avengers" coming in second and DC's "Batman: Battle for the Cowl" #1 placing third. Check out the complete estimates here.
In part one of IRON PATRIOTISM, a new CBR feature, we talk with âDark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men: Utopiaâ writer Matt Fraction about his take on one of the story's central characters, Norman Osborn.
You've gotta love it when everybody's looking at Karla Sofen's ... er, talents, while the records spin in a new "Phonogram" issue, Norman Osborn keeps having fun, in spite of long-awaited failures and what not.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Dark Avengers" #3, "Punisher" #3, "Thunderbolts" #130, "Uncanny X-Men" #507, "X-Men: Kingbreaker" #3 and more.
At last weekend's WonderCon, "Uncanny X-Men" writer Matt Fraction and editor Axel Alonso warned fans in the X-Menâs new home of San Francisco to watch their backs â the Dark Avengers are coming, and theyâre pissed.
This Summer, Norman Osborn decides he has a mutant problem and does something about it in the six part âDark Avengers/Uncanny X-Men." We spoke with Matt Fraction & Nick Lowe about the cross-over.
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Ghost Rider" #32, "Guardians of the Galaxy" #10, "Spider-Man: Noir" #3, "Uncanny X-Men" #506 and more.
A new creative team for "Fantastic Four," two new "Dark Reign" mini-series and...the Marvel Slumber Party? CBR brings you all the news, and a giant gallery of art, from the Dark Reign panel at NYCC.
With "Dark Avengers" #1 in stores now, CBR News speaks with writer Brian Michael Bendis about the key Dark Reign title and what readers can expect from the series as it goes forward.
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Despite Success, 3i Not Looking to Raise Dedicated U.S. Fund
European firm 3i Group sale of one of its early North American deals has returned more than two times on the investment, but the buyout shop isn't mulling a dedicated fund for the region, said one of its executives.
The firm is set to continue investing in U.S. deals off its balance sheet, said Ken Hanau, a managing partner of 3i's North American team.
"We would think of it more in terms of the more mature markets versus the emerging markets," said Mr. Hanau, speaking about the firm's thoughts about raising separate vehicles based on geography.
He said it would make more sense for the firm to target a specific, less developed region for a new fund than the U.S. or Europe, adding that 3i will "likely have a separate fund for Brazil."
The new Brazil fund is expected to be launched this year and will target $500 million, according to a report by Reuters.
In an interview last week with Financial News, a U.K.-based publication of Dow Jones & Co., the publisher of The Wall Street Journal, 3i Chief Executive Simon Borrows said the firm wouldn't return to market with a traditional fund "again for several years," adding that he is focused on creating separate managed accounts with investors to make new investments.
On Tuesday, 3i announced that it agreed to sell Canadian plastics-equipment maker Mold-Masters Ltd. to a CCMP Capital Advisors -backed business. The deal, which totaled 975 million Canadian dollars, will see Mold-Masters become part of plastics-processing equipment and fluids provider Milacron LLC, owned by CCMP for roughly a year, the firms said in a statement.
The proceeds from that sale will go entirely to the firm's balance sheet as the original investment was made in 2007 using 3i's permanent capital base–a strategy employed by the buyout shop when entering new regions, Mr. Hanau said.
"One of the advantages of having a permanent capital base is that you can go into new geographies or new products without raising new funds," he said.
The growth of Mold-Masters came through international expansion while under 3i, which was done by leveraging the firm's global teams and cross-border experience–another sticking point for why the firm has opted to keep its North American and Europe operations close together.
"Cross-border deals are more effectively done with an open fund between Europe and the U.S.," Mr. Hanau said.
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Let's Get Ready to Rumble – Jolicloud vs Chrome OS
Posted on 22. Aug, 2010 by Julien Cadot. 6 Comments
Making comparisons is always difficult, especially when one tries to compare apples-to-apples something complex like and operating system. But here goes anyway.
Ladies and gentlemen, on the left corner, please welcome one of the most anticipated operating systems, the 10 second-to-launch, fully browser operated Google Chrome OS! On the right corner, ladies and gentlemen, the outsider no one knew before its release except true geeks , the prince who wants to be king before the king has the crown, the black-wallpapered and not-that-clouded Jolicloud!
Everyone should have noticed: we're dealing with a very much alpha preview version of Chrome OS and a fully functional one in Jolicloud. Unfair to compare? Not really, since I have also alpha tested Jolicloud. I promise, I'll try to keep that in mind during the comparison.
Webapps Vs. Native Apps – A Battle of Control?
Posted on 08. Jul, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 0 Comments
Yesterday's launch of the new YouTube Mobile site (just go to m.youtube.com) further reiterates something that has been in my thoughts ever since the explosive growth in mobile apps started. This has really led to another way for large technology companies to wall off their users, much like Microsoft has done over the years. Even though it's great that you can have a mobile application for virtually anything that you want in your pocket, there are some inherent limitations to these native applications.
TechCrunch's Jason Kincaid makes a good point in his look at YouTube Mobile that the video quality is fantastic – better, he says than the native application that came with Apple's iOS for the iPhone and iPad. That may have something to do with the fact that the webapp is built in HTML5 and optimized for the current wireless networks that devices use.
"Video on the HTML5 app looked much better, and was snappier to boot", remarks Kincaid in his write-up.
All the more proof that giving browsers the ability to use the web as a platform to utilize applications is the future of computing, whether it be via a smartphone or a laptop. The idea of Chrome OS or other web operating system simply doesn't seem so far-fetched.
One of the reasons that web applications have a clear benefit over native ones is interoperability. On the web, diverse applications are able to access and communicate data between one another in order to provide a seamless ecosystem. Think about Twitter, where users allow web applications such as HootSuite access to their accounts to better understand the underlying data. Or, as Kincaid remarks, the simplistic convenience of auto-fill in the YouTube Mobile app.
But what's wrong with the way things are done now? We've seen both Apple and Google take take direct control of users' devices. Even Amazon has removed books from its Kindle e-reader, citing copyright problems with a publisher. With the new browser technologies like HTML5, a third party cannot take away something that is on the web; and no developer or group of developers is dependent on an outside partner for its applications.
Sure, there are motives behind the decisions above in the face of security and potential lawsuits. Possible hurdles abound with what could happen in a world where applications are easily installed with one click. But Microsoft led a tech space for years that allowed people to put whatever they want on their computers, and despite their flagging performance, they've been around for over thirty years.
thechromesource Daily: Links for 5/29/10
Posted on 29. May, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 0 Comments
Looking to better manage its stockpile of cash, Google is getting Wall Street involved in its newly opened trading operations.
Desktop notifications are now available in Chrome extensions, allowing developers to update users of pending information.
GigOm's Om Malik thinks that the success of Android means Chrome OS's future may be in question.
You can now "reshare" in Google Buzz, which sounds and acts similar to retweeting in Twitter to pass along information.
OAuth Now Allows Developers to Create Apps for Gmail
Posted on 31. Mar, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 0 Comments
The Google Code Blog has announced that Gmail will now support OAuth for both the IMAP and SMTP mail protocols. This will allow developers to utilize a user's Gmail data to create what will be some interesting applications that will extend mail functionality. A good comparison to this announcement would be Twitter, where there are a wide variety of different applications that once a user allows access to their account can extend functionality. A popular example would be TweetDeck, which allows you to organize your social media into one place and even allows Tweets from your iPhone.
So what is OAuth? It is an open source authentication standard that happens to already work with most Google application programming interfaces. Because Google is now allow OAuth support for IMAP and SMTP, information that can be culled from a user's mailbox can now be integrated. OAuth is the web intermediary that allows secure access because extension applications will not have your secure information such as username and password.
The Google Code Blog points to an iPhone app called SmartPush, which has advanced filtering options so that you can be notified when important emails arrive.
And programs that integrate with Gmail accounts such as Gmail Drive, which allows users to store their files in their mailbox with an external program, could potentially be allow to use the program without having to log in every time one wants to use the program. Read Write Web is also reporting that Backupify, which is a service that stores cloud data, will also add support for OAuth in Gmail.
I think this is a great idea. Think of all the external apps that Twitter has such as Twitterfeed, Twitpic, and Twitterholic. Any developer can come up with a great idea and unleash it with the social media power of Twitter, and I believe that with Google rolling this out for Gmail and eventually other services, we'll see some great ideas come to fruition.
Facebook May Have the Traffic, But Google Visitors Worth More
Posted on 23. Mar, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 35 Comments
Last week it was announced that Facebook had overtaken Google Search as the most heavily trafficked site on the web. While this does not include Google's other offerings – only Search – it still means that Facebook is going to be a major competitor against Google in the future. I would expect the companies to be competing on several different fronts and along with Microsoft's push of Bing with no abandon for how much they spend on marketing Google is beginning to enter a phase where they can expect rivals on all fronts.
Something that many people may not realize is how much every user Google gets to their site that they covet because of how much every single visitor is worth:
Google: $18.44 per unique
Yahoo: $6
Microsoft: $4.42
Facebook: $3.09
Twitter: $0.62.
So although Facebook has surpassed Google Search, it isn't exactly a day of reckoning. Google's revenue in terms of traffic to its sites far outweighs any other web property and Facebook isn't even close. This is because Facebook doesn't really have a solid revenue model yet, plus the fact that their users are not interested in creepy ads that take personal data from profiles. Actually, if you think about it, social media on this graph is not doing very well in terms of revenue per user.
Sure, Twitter has yet to really monetize their site, citing that they want to focus on their core business first. But what is their core business? Whatever it is it should probably include making some money. AOL is doing surprisingly well here, because somehow their long standing subscription model that still seems to work, while Microsoft and Yahoo continues to push their portals as media hubs which seem to be doing them well.
And Google? Well, let's not be surprised here why they want to push Android, Chrome browser and Chrome OS. The more that they do that, the more this number will go up. The resulting gap between them and their competitors will continue to widen, but that's with the consideration that social media can't find a way to fight back and find innovative ways to make money on their sites – all while trying not to fall apart like MySpace.
Chrome OS Flow Brings Apps to the Forefront
Posted on 09. Feb, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 1 Comments
Since the first release of the Chromium Project's source code to the public back in November, a UK student who goes by the name Hexxeh has been steadily releasing custom builds. Unlike the Chromium code updates that are regularly put out by Google, this is a better packaged version for public consumption. The builds are small enough to pop onto a USB drive, boot up on whatever computing device that is laying around, and is quick to start up and utilize. It's been the best early look users have had to see what Chrome OS will be able to do once it reaches a commercial stage later this year.
Recently, Hexxeh has been posting some hints that his newest version, Chrome OS Flow, could be the best release yet for mainstream purposes. The focus on this time, now that a lot of hardware has been tested and is supported in his builds, is to focus on the application side of the operating system. And that's not a bad idea since many wonder if Chrome OS will be able to function as a regular personal computing replacement, or just another gadget that is stacked up for our personal information disposal.
A new way of constructing the builds, which Hexxeh has dubbed ReFlow, will also be introduced. This will allow for more time to be spent on actually testing and updating Flow as opposed to using up a lot of time creating the build itself.
Here is a screenshot Hexxeh posted on Twitter recently that shows Flow's focus towards making web applications easy to use in Chrome with a configurable Javascript menu:
Expect Flow to require a 2 GB USB Stick, have auto-update for patches and updates as well as is expected to be released on February 12.
Some other new features include user interface changes in addition to the aforementioned applications menus that are customizable and fixes for issues that plagued last release (Chrome OS Zero) for sound, Flash and Bookmark Sync. Also, if you have an application that you want to have included in the Flow directory, you can find more about submitting it to Hexxeh right here.
Update: Apparently there has been problems for Hexxeh getting Flow released, as the Chromium project has changed some features. We'll be posting when Flow comes out.
Review: Twitter Reactions Extension
Posted on 07. Feb, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 0 Comments
As if comments on a post were not good enough, the reality is that Twitter is also an enormously important aspect of social media. With the Twitter Reactions Extension, you can see what people are opining about on a particular website – drilled down to a specific page. I could write a lot of words about this, but it is proabaly best if I just post a video on the topic:
Now, I could harp on the values of Twitter, and some wonder how they will ever be able to make money as business, but they are not going away. With extensions like Chromed Bird and now this, expect to see more utilizations of Twitter on the horizon for both Chrome browser, and eventually Chrome OS.
For those who have been overseas, you know that Asian countries thrive on SMS text messages. Believe it or not, 140 characters go a long way, and the advertising revenue can be significant. I would expect to see more developments in this spectre very soon. Twitter, in my esteemed opinion (and that's not saying much) has a viable business.
So much so that they use Amazon's Web Services to deal with the constant flow of traffic. Don't think so? Look in the bottom of your browser the next time you're checking out Tweets.
Organize Those Chrome Tabs With TabJump
Posted on 31. Jan, 2010 by Daniel Cawrey. 1 Comments
Anyone ever get afflicted by tab-madness? This is a problem for those who work strictly in their browser and start off checking email, looking at Twitter updates and before you know it you have 30 tabs open. Here is a typical shot of the top of my browser and the number of tabs I have open:
Now, if you're using Chrome, that means each tab is running as its own process and is hogging all the resources on your machine. All of a sudden when you go to watch a video or stream some music your PC just cannot handle it. Wonder why? Probably because you have tab-madness.
But this problem can be cured, and there is a cool Chrome extension called TabJump that can offer you help. TabJump sits in the navigation bar as as the green arrow shown here:
When you click on it, a drop down menu appears that organizes your tabs based on whether they have been frequently used, are closely related by topic or even if a tabs has been recently closed and you don't want to have to go back into your history and try to find it. I don't know how many times I have closed a tab because of tab-madness only to realize that I should have pinned it/not closed it.
So, pull yourself together and get your tabs in order with TabJump. It's better than wasting your time going through every single tab looking for that little nugget of information, or having to go back through your history in the past day just to find that new site you just closed and forgot the name of.
McAfee Reports Chrome OS as 2010 Security Threat
Posted on 30. Dec, 2009 by Daniel Cawrey. 3 Comments
In a ten page report that was released Tuesday, McAfee outlined its predictions for computer security trends in 2010. Along with Twitter as well as Adobe's Flash and Reader programs, McAfee is reporting that Chrome OS is going to be one of the top computer security issues that will have vulnerabilities in 2010.
In their 2010 Threat Predictions Report McAfee states, "HTML 5 will blur the line between desktop and online applications. This, along with the release of Google Chrome OS, will create another opportunity for malware writers to prey on users. "
Google Wave is also singled out in the report, warning that the eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) is vulnerable to attacks.
We've previously written about HTML-5, and it's going to be a pretty impressive advancement in terms of web technology and how the browser will be able to interpret code. However, it's hard to say whether Chrome OS alone will be the single weak point in the emergence of HTML 5. Since there has been a lot of news about Chromium as of late, identifying it as a threat now keeps developers, network administrators and security professionals on their toes about potential attacks that could occur.
This is new territory for Google, as in the near future their hardware/software products are now going to be integrated into the computer infrastructure that we users interact every day with, and that is an appealing target for hackers.
The report does offer a positive outlook on the ability of law enforcement to stop cybercrime.


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JUL 05, 2013 - The Nation
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Let's get this part out of the way right at the beginning: I support the ouster of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt by the military and the anti-Muslim Brotherhood coalition, including the masses of people who took to the streets to demand his resignation, and who cheered the coup-makers.
That said, there needs to be a long list of caveats, the first of which is that Egypt's armed forces need to allow civilians to run the show henceforth, by writing a new constitution, electing a new parliament and president, giving free rein to the media and civil society, and giving the
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