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  FiOS could give more 'economic stimulus' to Verizon than others

  Publié: janvier 31, 2009, 4:02am CET

  Bloggers from Verizon and The New York Times slugged it out on Friday over parts of the economic stimulus package considered by Congress that give broadband providers extra incentives for ultra-fast services like FiOS.
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  Infinite Canvas revealed

  Publié: janvier 31, 2009, 2:52am CET

  For comics fans, any tech that unfurls the promised "infinite canvas" of digital comics is something to behold. Microsoft Live Labs has taken a crack at bringing that ideal -- a comics workspace in cyberspace, unconstrained by print thinking and limitations -- with a "funky side project" that's attracting attention from some of the greats.
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  eJamming Audiio P2P music collaboration launches beta 14

  Publié: janvier 31, 2009, 2:35am CET

  At CES 2008, Intel's Paul Otellini used eJamming Audiio, BigStage, and the band Smashmouth to show off how a group of musicians located on various corners of the globe could get together via P2P and play live in a virtual environment. BetaNews tested the eJamming Audiio software last year and found that it was suitable for recording and collaborating with others in a VoIP-enhanced environment, but playing instruments live had too many latency issues to be feasible. In using MIDI drums, a guitar and bass in three different locations in the United States, each musician found they had to get accustomed to latency in their own signal, and then the latency of the others as well. In the end, it was nearly impossible to play live. Today, The site has launched Beta 14, which includes a near zero latency "Jam Mode" as the default. The team says a user's own instrument will now play back with nearly no delay, and audio streams from other musicians will be synched together to make live collaboration easier. The site is still accepting new beta testers, and users will have to download the eJamming P2P client in order to start playing.
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  Myka TorrentTV gets facelift, shows off UI

  Publié: janvier 31, 2009, 1:46am CET

  The BitTorrent-fed set top box by Myka which was promised to be released by April has evoked skepticism in some, but the company persists. Today it has updated its site, complete with a UI walkthrough (on a prototype device) and a new look for its product...with no BitTorrent logo on it. Last week, BitTorrent told us that Myka had not been cleared to use the BitTorrent logo despite being cleared to use the technology. Myka appears to have remedied this swiftly and simply.
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  Phishers use Facebook to launch targeted attacks

  Publié: janvier 31, 2009, 1:23am CET

  From the Red Tape blog over at MSNBC.com, an amazing tale of a vicious -- and profitable -- phishing scheme that appears to be extraordinarily targeted toward its victim and his friends. It ends poorly, especially if you were hoping Facebook wasn't going to give you the creeps afterward.