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ScreenAgers Create More Comedy at fridaynitebytes.com
fridaynitebYtes.com is pleased to announce the premier of its third episode—Approximate Wait Time—March 4 at 7:30pm. fridaynitebYtes is .comedy for screenagers, the home of the Internet’s first (and only) streaming…
CMS Expo Conference Returns To Evanston
Web marketers and designers are looking forward to springtime in Chicago; not only for the weather, but to attend the 5th annual CMS Expo Learning and Business Conference. Web-based Content…
Giant QR Code Delivers Giant Deals to Chicago
Near the corner of Polk and Clark street in the South Loop of Chicago, one of the first gigantic QR codes has popped up in Chicago. QR, short for “Quick…
Jimmy Kimmel, William Shatner and Lisa Kudrow Announce ‘National Unfriend Day’
“These people on Facebook, they’re not your friends,” says William Shatner, addressing Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night viewers in a recently aired faux PSA. The comedian has declared this Wednesday, Nov.
DIY ‘Hackers’ Tinker Everyday Things Into Treasure
Enlarge Eagleapex / via Flickr Christopher Thompson — of Philadelphia’s Hive 76 hacker space — builds a BOOMcase boombox out of a suitcase and an amplifier from an old computer speaker system. Eagleapex / via Flickr Christopher Thompson — of Philadelphia’s Hive 76 hacker space — builds a BOOMcase boombox out of a suitcase and an amplifier from an old computer speaker system.
Nokia gets its own WordPress app
Wordpress wants to make it easier for smartphone users to blog remotely. The popular blogging platform has been putting time and energy into making mobile applications to do just that.
5 Stylish iPhone Alarm Clock Apps to Wake You Up On Time
Although the iPhone’s alarm clock is functional, it has limited features. If you use your phone to wake up in the morning instead of a standalone device, then you’ll want to get the most out of it.
Broadcasters keep upper hand in TV disputes (AP)
LOS ANGELES – A recent spate of TV blackouts and the lack of government intervention suggests that for now, broadcasters have the upper hand over TV signal providers when it comes to negotiating fees. That might mean fewer headaches for consumers caught in the middle if cable and satellite TV companies know they won’t get government help, at least until Congress decides to act.
Ivorians flock to polls in landmark election
ABIDJAN (AFP) – Ivorians flocked to the polls in the country’s first presidential election in a decade on Sunday, aiming to close a chapter on years of political turmoil in the divided former West African powerhouse. Long lines of voters snaked around polling stations even before they opened in the main city Abidjan and in Bouake, the northern stronghold of former rebel forces, as people openly relished the opportunity to vote.