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And other scary things going on the tech front... :emoji_astonished:
taken from lockergnome... :O
Once Pop-Up Ads, Now Slide Over Ads
Before, when a pop-up ad was was displayed on a computer screen, it could simply be closed by hitting the "X" (if you use Windows, that is). Now, advertisers are experimenting with a new technique. Termed the "kick through," advertisers can direct a person to their website as soon as the cursor hits the ad. At this current time, Orbitz appears to be the only advertiser participating in the kick through ads.
This sounds really evil....
Dentsu
in other news:
www.cnet.com
Seven major studios filed suit against 321 Studies, maker of DVD Copy Plus and DVD-Xcopy - two software titles made by the company that allows people to copy DVDs. It will be interesting to see what happens here, hopefully, 321 Studies comes out with the win.
oh oh...I wonder if Catz has taken over AOL?
take off every zig!!!
All Your Instant Messages Are Belong to AOL
siliconvalley.com/mld/si...msv/4775050.htm
“Today brings with it some potentially ugly news for Yahoo and Microsoft. America Online has secured a patent for Internet instant messaging services. Filed in September of this year, the patent grants broad ownership rights to the technology, which is used by millions of people to chat quickly and cheaply across the Internet.”
AOL responds, “We are Borg. Resistance is futile.”
taken from lockergnome... :O
Once Pop-Up Ads, Now Slide Over Ads
Before, when a pop-up ad was was displayed on a computer screen, it could simply be closed by hitting the "X" (if you use Windows, that is). Now, advertisers are experimenting with a new technique. Termed the "kick through," advertisers can direct a person to their website as soon as the cursor hits the ad. At this current time, Orbitz appears to be the only advertiser participating in the kick through ads.
This sounds really evil....
Dentsu
in other news:
Hollywood targets DVD-copying upstart
The movie industry is training its legal guns on a new target: small start-up 321 Studios, which lets people make copies of their DVDs.
www.cnet.com
Seven major studios filed suit against 321 Studies, maker of DVD Copy Plus and DVD-Xcopy - two software titles made by the company that allows people to copy DVDs. It will be interesting to see what happens here, hopefully, 321 Studies comes out with the win.
oh oh...I wonder if Catz has taken over AOL?
take off every zig!!!
All Your Instant Messages Are Belong to AOL
siliconvalley.com/mld/si...msv/4775050.htm
“Today brings with it some potentially ugly news for Yahoo and Microsoft. America Online has secured a patent for Internet instant messaging services. Filed in September of this year, the patent grants broad ownership rights to the technology, which is used by millions of people to chat quickly and cheaply across the Internet.”
AOL responds, “We are Borg. Resistance is futile.”
