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[IBM Eye] IBM Blogging - Irish Style: an interesting piece on blogging and podcasting within IBM that was published in the Irish Examiner. Worth the read for a good summary of IBM’s blogging initiatives.

[edublogs] Education and blogs: a conversational presentation: *** Les has quit IRC (Success) BenHammersley lol BenHammersley och aye factoryjoe oh... neilmcintosh can you understand him?

 [Bag and Baggage - Denise Howell, appellate and intellectual property lawyer] Trusted Computing Panel Prep: ." Phil Windley did a great job blogging our panel, and asked me to take a look to make sure he got... the Internet can deliver. If you haven't heard of "podcasting" (1) you're not spending much time at all reading weblogs, and (2) you just did anyway. Podcasting is a brilliantly simple concept that involves

[Irish.typepad.com] IrishEyes: This joint interest sparked the weblog movement inside IBM. Today, more than 4000 weblogs exist inside Big Blue and one of them””“The Future Of” series””spawned a podcast that rose to within the top 50 of the most popular podcasts tracked by the iTunes download service.

[Irishblogs.ie] Irish Blogs: The downside of being at Les Blogs earlier in the week was that I missed the launch of Digital Rights Ireland. All went well with their launch and they are now going from success to success. I was waiting in the reception area of NewsTalk 106 earlier today with a client, when who walked in but TJ McIntyre, a spokesperson for Digital Rights Ireland. I’ll be tuning in anyway for Emmet Oliver’s Down to Business show, but it will be good to hear what TJ had to hear since I missed the launch. In related news I happened to see on Ceefax that the Music Publishers Association in the States is going to start taking legal action against websites that publish song scores and lyrics in 2006.

[Linux.quicksurf.com] Linux News Log: IBM’s Workplace Managed Client is primarily targeted at enterprises and governments in emerging economies where there is more momentum behind desktop Linux than in the West. Governments worldwide have been looking at Linux and OpenOffice as an alternative to Microsoft’s proprietary software.

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