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  1. Shazam’s Music Sourcers Add Jobs To Music Industry, Give Music Lovers Their Ultimate Job

    February 16, 2011

    Shazam the popular music-identifying app on mobile phones is giving some music aficionados their ultimate job, listening to new music all day as a ‘music sourcer’. The New York Times spoke to one such person working for Shazam, Charles Slomovitz whose job requires him to hunt down new music and…

    via Shazam’s Music Sourcers Add Jobs To Music Industry, Give Music Lovers Their Ultimate Job.

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Apps | Mobile Phones | Music | Shazam | The New York Times

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  2. All the Buildings in New York, Illustrated

    What deli signage typography has to do with the connectedness of the universe.A couple of years ago, illustrator Jason Polan set out to draw every single person in New York City. Now, Australian illustrator and creative nomad James Gulliver Hancock is drawing all the buildings in New York. He started…

    via All the Buildings in New York, Illustrated.

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Art | Illustration | New York

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  3. Facebook’s New Fan Page Design – Again

    Facebook announced the anticipated changes to Fan Pages. After a bumpy start — Page tab width was temporarily reduced to 492px, creating quite an outcry! — things seem to have settled down.

    But as the dust settles, and Page admins begin to work within the confines of the new layout, one begins to see the downside to these new “improvements”…..

    From www.hyperarts.com…

    The Changes, as Presented by Facebook

    • Photos at the top: The most recent photos that you post to the Wall of a Page you admin, or photos you tag your Page in, will appear here. This area will not include any photos posted by people who …read more

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Facebook | Fan Page | HyperArts

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  4. Welcome to “Velodrome”

    October 4, 2010

    Detroit’s Dorais Velodrome bicycle racing track, like much of the city, laid abandoned for decades. Recently, a group of volunteers reclaimed it from the overgrowth and created the perfect place to race old motorcycles.

    This rare find has also spurred local entrepreneurs to start up a racing series made for mopeds, scooters, road bicycles and mountain bicycles to takes place on the Dorais Velodrome. There first race will take place on Saturday, October 16th starting at 8:00am.

    All profits from Thunderdrome events will be used to maintain and update Dorais Park and the Velodrome.

    Video of The Mower Gang on Detroit’s Velodrome:
    …read more

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Detroit | Jalopnik | The Mower Gang | Thunder Drome | Velodrome

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  5. WordCamp Detroit is Here

    October 1, 2010

    WordCamp Detroit Conference offers WorPress boot camp for entrepreneurs and enthusiasts.

    Saturday and Sunday October 9th and 10th are the dates for the Detroit areas first WordCamp. This exciting new conference, held at the Novi’s The Rock Financial Showplace, will showcase both local experts and talent from around the country. Sessions include all key aspects to creating a website or blog in WordPress. It starts with an introductory application, moves into choosing themes for websites and blogs, finding affordable plugins to extend your site’s functionality, search engine optimization, social media and more. The conference has …read more

    Category: Blog | Developement | News

    Tags: dbusiness | Detroit | Facebook | Ferndale WordPress Meetup Group | Twitter | WordCamp | Wordpress

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  6. FM Launches New Website for Eagles Landing

    September 23, 2010

    A new client to Futuramic Media is Eagles Landing / BDB Properties, whose new website was launched today. Eagles Landing has 3 residential and 3 commercial properties and were looking for a web based solution to manage all their properties. We looked at various Content Management Systems (CMS) and settled on Wordpress based on the client needs and by previous client successes. The new site allows them to manage all aspects of the site and their day to day business. Some of the things current residents can do is make maintenance requests, apply for residency and pay rent  online.

    Eagles Landing …read more

    Category: Blog | Jobs | News

    Tags: BDB Properties | Eagles Landing | Fourmidable | Wordpress

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  7. Google Debuts DIY Code tools for Android Phones

    July 12, 2010

    Google has released tools that “make it easy for anyone to create programs for Android phones”.

    Interesting new tools from Google allows Lego like code to create applications.

    Much like Lego, App Inventor lets people drag “blocks” of code around to create applications.

    Google said it had been working on the system for a year and were pitched at those with little knowledge of programming.

    The tools have been tested over the last 12 months by school children and college students, it said.

    The graphical blocks represent the different functions and capabilities of a smartphone.

    For instance, one tester of the App Inventor used the GPS locator, timer, and database querying blocks to produce an app that told his friends where he …read more

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Android | BBC | Google | Phones | Smartphones

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  8. Google, Intel, Sony Prep ‘Smart TV’ Platform

    May 18, 2010

    Information Week reports….

    Intel has been actively gearing up for the past year to provide both silicon and software to Internet-enabled TV ventures.

    Intel and Google appear close to announcing a deal with Sony for Internet-enabled TVs at a Google developer conference later this week in San Francisco.

    The deal would help Sony to differentiate itself in a challenging and highly competitive marketplace for television sets. Last week, Sony reported pricing pressure on its Bravia LCD televisions, contributing to a half-billion-dollar loss in Sony’s consumer products and devices division.

    Intel has been actively gearing up for the past year to provide both silicon and software to Internet-enabled TV ventures, according to Eric Kim, SVP and GM, …read more

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Google | Information Week | Intel | Internet TV | Smart TV | Sony | Television

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  9. Online advertising hits record level in Q1: report

    May 13, 2010

    As reported by Market Watch…

    U.S. Internet advertising revenues rose 7.5% in the first quarter compared to the same period last year, reaching $5.9 billion and marking the highest first-quarter level ever, according to a report published Thursday by the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Still, online ad revenue in the quarter marked a slight decline from the $6.3 billion posted in the fourth quarter of last year, the highest quarterly total ever. Google Inc. (GOOG 481.47, -0.68, -0.14%) , Yahoo Inc. (YHOO 13.98, -0.01, -0.07%)  and Microsoft Corp. (MSFT 24.66, -0.16, -0.65%)  all issued quarterly reports recently that included some upbeat indications for the health of …read more

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Google | Market Watch | Microsoft | Online Advertising | Yahoo

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  10. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer below 60 percent browser share

    May 5, 2010

    Viable alternatives to Internet Explorer attributed to the decay of IE’s market share…

    BBC News…

    Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) web browser, now accounts for less than 60% of the market, down from 95% at its peak in 2003, according to new figures.

    Latest statistics, from measurement firm Net Applications, show that IE has 59.9% of the market, with Firefox gaining on it, with 24.5%.

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/10095730.stm

    CNET News…

    Microsoft’s browser market share continued to fall in April, with Internet Explorer now in use for fewer than three in five Web connections.

    IE’s share of the market in April was 59.95, down from 60.65 percent in March, according to Net Applications. Google’s Chrome grabbed the lion’s share of that, …read more

    Category: Blog | News

    Tags: Apple | BBC | browsers | Chrome | CNET | FireFox | Google | Internet Explorer | Microsoft | Mozilla | Net Applications | Safari | Windows

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