Networking 2006: Mergers, wireless advances InfoWorld
( InfoWorld ) - If there was a big networking story in 2006, chances are it came through the airwaves rather than over wires. Most of the biggest issues involved wireless technologies or services, and they'll keep radiating out into 2007. Slow progress for fast Wi-Fi: The year started with a vote on a first draft of IEEE 802.11n, the over-100M bps (bit-per-second) standard that caused
From online star to L.A.'s big time Baltimore Sun
Video blogger Amanda Congdon hopes to conquer Hollywood Amanda Congdon's fame, at least among Web-heads and media nerds, bloomed online last year with her snappy, three-minute daily news segments on Rocketboom. com, the New York-based indie video blog that dallies with the day's headlines. But Hollywood beckoned.
Keeping one foot in Web, blogger going Hollywood Houston Chronicle
Amanda Congdon's fame, at least among Webheads and media nerds, bloomed online last year with her snappy, three-minute daily news segments on Rocketboom.com, the New York-based indie video blog that dallies with the day's headlines. But Hollywood beckoned.
Cellphones know where buddies roam Boston Globe
When Shannon Bullard wants to hang out, she doesn't call her friends. She uses her phone as a beacon to broadcast a quick text message about her location: "@ MFA," she reports, when she's not dancing on Lansdowne Street or relaxing at home in Brookline.
For video blogger, a web of prospects Ashland Daily Tidings
LOS ANGELES — Amanda Congdon's fame, at least among Web-heads and media nerds, bloomed online last year with her snappy, three-minute daily news segments on Rocketboom.com, the New York-based indie video blog that dallies with the day's headlines. But Hollywood beckoned.
For video blogger, a web of prospects Los Angeles Times
With saucy sensibility, Amanda Congdon rises via Rocketboom.com to Hollywood opportunity.
Fujitsu bets big on WiMax Infomatics
Fujitsu wants to get back into the wireless race in North America by being a major U.S. player in the race to build high speed wireless broadband WiMax networks.
Fujitsu Bets Big On WiMax Forbes
Fujitsu exited the U.S. wireless market a dozen years ago but believes that WiMax is its ticket back in.
Microsoft's Municipal Wi-Fi Push BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance
With a foothold in Portland, Ore., the software behemoth is looking to citywide Wi-Fi networks as major future sources of Web traffic and ad revenue
Mobile phones that track your buddies USA Today
Boost Mobile, a mobile virtual network operator owned by Sprint Nextel, will offer buddy-tracking technology created by a start-up called Loopt. The start-up is the latest to offer a mobile tracking system that allows people to do things like get a bead on friends' whereabouts.
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