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Archive for May, 2004
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Spam on the increase
Posted on May 30, 2004 | No CommentsOriginally posted on 30 May 2004 According to MessageLabs, nearly 70% of emails worldwide are junk mail. BBC reports the story and spam trend. 40% is healthcare related 37.8% is financial 12.8% is direct products 4.8% is pornography Sphere: Related Content -
Google, no Booble
Posted on May 30, 2004 | No CommentsWhat? Booble? Yes, booble.com is the adult/porn search engine. On the booble website, it states that Booble.com is not affiliated with any other search engines (for starters, we have a sense of humor)!!! Here is Google’s response to the Booble sense of humour: Google Slaps... -
Spamvertised URL
Posted on May 29, 2004 | 1 CommentWhile spending sometime surfing the web today, I came across a rather interesting terminology used in describing blog comments spam. The MT-Blacklist plug-in for Movable Type Publishing Platform addresses their method of handling comment spam or spamvertised URL. The rapid increase in comment spam is... -
Fancy turning a bicycle into a wi-fi hub
Posted on May 29, 2004 | No CommentsNew York emerging-media artist, Yury Gitman has taken on the idea to convert his bicycle into a wi-fi hub. He has a hidden laptop in the saddle bag and the wi-fi hub has antennas. The connection is received from nearby hotspots or mobile phone networks.... -
Disruptive Technologies
Posted on May 29, 2004 | No CommentsHere is a definition of disruptive technologies on the Web: Some technologies are improved in a linear fashion or incrementally. Others truly change the paradigm. Clayton Christensen writes about these in The Innovator’s Dilemma. What is particularly interesting about Christensen’s analysis (based on data from...
