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alja polajžer

BBC News - Be careful what you tweet - 0 views

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bbc privacy internet

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  • Nothing said online is really private, says Bill Thompson
  • Twitter and Facebook create a social space that encourages informality, rapid responses and the sort of conversation that typically takes place between friends in contexts that are either private or public-private, like the street, pub or cafe.
  • any services make comments visible to large numbers of people and search engines ensure that a permanent record is kept of every inane observation, spiteful aside or potentially libellous comment on a respected public figure.
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  • This is something that TV nutritionist Gillian McKeith has just discovered the hard way
  • weets have no legal immunity
  • We may eventually develop a set of social rules and legal conventions that acknowledge that an angry tweet is less likely to be considered defamatory than a published article, but we are not there yet.
Eva Ana Kazic

The Benefits of Content Marketing » Web Marketing Today - 1 views

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content martketing

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  • 5 Data Points for Content Marketing
  • Paid online advertising is not only less efficient, it’s expensive too.
  • Based on point 2 you could have instead gotten 33 sales leads for a cost of $133 had you been doing content marketing.
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  • less expensive
  • businesses with websites with 401 to 1000 pages get 600 percent more leads than those with 51 to 100 pages.
  • 5. Content marketing is growing.
  • prospects prefer it; it costs you less money; it produces more sales leads and customers; it helps you beat your larger competitors; and the marketing results you begin generating today will last forever.
Urška Bračko

The internet and language change: Im in ur internets, creolizin ur english | The Economist - 0 views

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  • It's a broad term referring to either English with a healthy dash of unique Indian vocabulary, or the Indian languages spoken with English words and phrases thrown in, or the speech of Indians comfortable switching back and forth quickly between two languages.
  • Singlish (from Singapore) is more like a real creole, an established dialect of English that is difficult for non-Singaporeans to follow.
  • we already know British and American English are seeding each other with new words and phrases
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  • improvised, speech-like forms of written English are proliferating on Facebook, Twitter and elsewhere.
  • Non-natives are already interacting with each other in person, in English, all around the world. It's harder to forecast the structural changes that this could cause to standard English.
Urška Bračko

Why the Internet Isn't Going to End College As We Know It - Jordan Weissmann - The Atla... - 0 views

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  • The idea that the Internet is about to do to college what it's done to journalism and entertainment seems to be coming dangerously close to conventional wisdom in certain elite circles.
  • THERE'S NO BETTER EDUCATION MODEL
  • New innovations don't disrupt old industries
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  • nobody has figured out how to build a cheap, high-quality online university.
  • Online colleges have had an easier time picking off students from commuter schools because undergraduates at the top of the market have been raised to expect a college "experience," not just an education.
Urška Bračko

Svetovni splet prihrani čas in denar - 0 views

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  • Dandanes lahko s spletnimi aplikacijami postorimo marsikaj kar iz udobja dnevne sobe, tudi sredi noči: kupimo vstopnice za gledališko predstavo, plačamo položnice, rezerviramo in plačamo letalsko vozovnico ter se prijavimo na let, kupimo knjigo in fotoaparat za na smučanje, celo mleko.
  • Vsemu temu rečemo e-poslovanje ali elektronsko poslovanje. To je še pomembnejše za podjetja, saj jim je odprlo nove prodajne poti, prihranilo čas in denar v medsebojni komunikaciji in poslovanju
  • Kot so nam povedali v Deželni banki Slovenije, zametki elektronskega bančništva v svetu segajo v 80. leta, pravi razcvet pa je doživelo v sredini 90. let prejšnjega stoletja.
alja polajžer

Iskanje sorodne duše na spletu zna biti nevarno za denarnico | Dnevnik - 0 views

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internet

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  • »sladke pasti« spletnih romanc
  • S klikom na spletne povezave v takem elektronskem sporočilu uporabnik tvega možnost okužbe svojega računalnika z neke vrste zlonamernim programom, ki se običajno namesti na računalnik
  • »Internet ponuja dovolj priložnosti za komuniciranje. Kljub temu pa ni vedno varen prostor za iskanje ljubezenskih razmerij.
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  • »nigerijska nezaželena pošta«
  • ovedal Božič in svetoval: »Gre za socialni inženiring, kjer nas goljuf z različnimi triki prepriča oziroma nam delno izklopi ta zdrav razum. Svetujemo, da se vedno, preden pride do denarne transakcije, počaka.
  • ZDA se je od leta 2005 dalje v skupino za pomoč žrtvam romantičnih prevar včlanilo že 48.000 ljudi, skupaj pa so prevarantom nakazali 14,1 milijona dolarjev.
  • »lažna ljubezen« ena izmed petih najbolj pogostih goljufij, pri čemer se v novembru število pritožb poveča za 30 odstotkov
Veronika Lavrenčič

How The Internet Works [Technology Explained] - 0 views

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  • How The Internet Works [Technology Explained]
  • it is like a million superhighways with no lines painted on the road
  • a snake pit of computers attaching to modems attaching to phone lines, or cable, or satellites, or cell networks, attaching to more computers, servers, routers and modems and so on, and so on
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  • something called the Internet Protocol (IP)
  • no beginning
  • no end.
  • Domain Name Server (DNS)
  • a set method for a way of doing things
  • You tell your computer to connect to a resource
  • MakeUseOf.com is a human readable form for the IP address 216.92.56.91. Who’s going to remember that?  Exactly
  • Universal Resource Locator (URL)
  • looks up that URL and then figures out the IP address associated with it.
  • IP Address
  • REALLY big phone book
  • available IP version 4 (IPv4) space
  • t figures that out based on the numbers in your IP address
  • ARIN - American Registry for Internet Numbers
  • Each piece of data you send out is broken down into packets
  • Imagine mailing your friend a book, page by page
  • each packet carries the intended IP address,
  • number to determine where the packet fits back into the data sent, how many packets to expect, as well as your IP address
  • Each packet doesn’t necessarily go down the same set of wires to its destination
  • a device called a router
  • sends the packet to the nearest available router that is closer to that destination
  • Remember that from the first 3 digits of the IP address?
  • The first three numbers identify a large area, and the rest make it more specific
  • ‘best-effort-delivery’
  • When the packets arrive
  • the server or computer receiving it compiles it into something cohesive, or it puts the book back together, to carry on that metaphor
  • dd in millions of servers, routers, modems, and other networking devices and you can see how the complexity is magnified exponentially.
  • Veronika Lavrenčič on 07 Mar 13
     
    Na zelo preprost način razloženo, kako deluje internet
Veronika Lavrenčič

Google Buzz aims to crack the social web - News - Gadgets & Tech - The Independent - 0 views

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  • Google Buzz aims to crack the social web
  • Google Buzz
  • share messages, web links and photos with friends and colleagues directly within Gmail
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  • smartphones based on Google's Android operating system.
  • Google's new technology mimics some of the key features of popular social networking services like Twitter and Facebook
  • 176.5 million unique visitors in December
  • the large pool of Gmail users.
  • There's always been a giant social network underneath Gmail,"
  • Todd Jackson
  • Gmail is the third most popular web-based email in the world
  • Forrester Research social media analyst Augie Ray
  • flag as viewable to everyone
  • utomatically indexed by Google's search engine
  • Google hopes to jumpstart its social networking push
  • users can also keep messages private by sharing only with customized groups of friends and colleagues.
  • users can easily share content from various Google online properties like photo-sharing service Picasa and video site YouTube.
  • Content from certain third-party services such as Twitter can also be shared
  • Buzz is not currently able to display messages that originated on Facebook
  • "The fact that Gmail did not connect and allow broadcasts out to Twitter and Facebook could be a real challenge to them
  • be available within Google's recently launched real-time search results.
  • the Orkut social network in 2004
  • Google has tried to ride the social networking wave before
  • ailed to attract as many users as social giants like Facebook and MySpace in the United States.
  • Google is following in the footsteps of Yahoo
  • has seen lackluster results according to analysts.
  • Google appears to be putting a heavy emphasis on mobile and location-based capabilities
  • a special mobile application for Buzz that will run on smartphones based on Google's Android software, Windows Mobile and the Symbian operating system.
  • Veronika Lavrenčič on 07 Mar 13
     
    Kako si Google prizadeva ustvariti podobno socialno omrežje, kot sta Facebook in Twitter.
Veronika Lavrenčič

The Internet Explained | Article by Sonet Digital - 0 views

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  • The Internet Explained
  • Part: 1
  • The exponential growth of the Internet has been phenomenal. Or has it?
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  • the ability to communicate
  • the Internet has now blossomed into a vehicle of expression
  • and research for the common person with hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of new pages being added to the World Wide Web every day
  • Vannevar Bush
  • a machine called a 'memex' might enhance human memory by the storage
  • 1945 essay, 'As We May Think'
  • ar less critical
  • Bush's contribution
  • Bush galvanised research into technology as the key determinant in winning the Second World War
  • A few years after the war the National Science Foundation (NSF) was setup
  • in 1958
  • the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) was created
  • employed a psychologist by the name of Joseph Licklider
  • in 1962
  • the development of the modern PC
  • built upon Bush's contributions
  • esponsible for penning 'Man Computer Symbiosis'
  • computer networking
  • and companies
  • he initiated research contracts with leading computer institutions
  • ay down the foundations of the first networked computing group.
  • he setup a research laboratory
  • Douglas Engelbart
  • to examine the human interface and storage and retrieval systems
  • the Augmentation Research Center
  • NLS (oNLine System
  • ARPA funding
  • hypertext
  • the developer of the first mouse or pointing device
  • the hardware giants were consolidating their computing initiatives
  • conceiving the use of packets, small chunks of a message which could be reconstituted at destination, upon which current internet transmission and reception is based
  • Paul Baran
  • Cold War technology
  • the idea of distributed networks comprising numerous interconnected nodes
  • Veronika Lavrenčič on 07 Mar 13
     
    Prvi del članka, govori o krivcih, za obstajanje interneta.
Veronika Lavrenčič

The Arpanet, Ethernet Explained | Article by Sonet Digital - 0 views

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  • Arpanet, Ethernet
  • Part: 2
  • Larry Roberts
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  • linking computers via telephone lines
  • university and research sites would be connected
  • to build Interface Message Processors
  • smaller computers
  • File Transfer Protocol
  • to handle the interfacing between their hosts and the Network
  • ARPANET in 1969
  • The '70s saw the emergence of the first networks
  • o facilitate communications
  • Network Control Protocol (NCP)
  • a user-transparent mechanism for sharing files between host computers
  • the first Terminal Interface Processor (TIP) is implemented
  • common language
  • 1972 Vinton Cerf is called to the chairmanship
  • Inter-Networking Group (INWG)
  • to develop standards for the ARPANET
  • NCP communications system
  • TCP (Transmission-Control Protocol)
  • Users at various sites could log on to the Network and request data from a number of host computers
  • They conceived of a protocol that could be adopted by all gateway computers and hosts alike
  • In this way different networks could be linked together to form a network of networks
  • By the late '70s the final protocol was developed - TCP/IP (Internet Protocol) - which would become the standard for internet communications.
  • Bob Metcalfe's: Ethernet
  • packet switching networks
  • a dissertation on the ARPANET
  • marketed his invention as Ethernet
  • the '80s witnessed the explosion of Local Area Networks (LANs)
  • Veronika Lavrenčič on 07 Mar 13
     
    Drugi del serije člankov. 
Veronika Lavrenčič

Birth of the Web Browser, World Wide Web | Article by Sonet Digital - 1 views

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  • Birth of the Web Browser
  • im Berners-Lee (now Sir Tim)
  • in 1980
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  • 'Enquire-Within-Upon-Everything'
  • He needed some means
  • he set to work to resolve the problems associated with diverse communities of scientists sharing data between themselves
  • By 1989, the Internet was well established
  • he World Wide Web came into being.
  • To view retrieved documents he wrote a browser
  • and to store and transmit them, the first web server.
  • 'WorldWideWeb'
  • Nexus
  • Tim Berners-Lee submitted a paper to CERN's board for evaluation, 'Information Management: A Proposal', wherein he detailed and encouraged the adoption of hypertext as the means to manage and collate the vast sum of information
  • distribute web server and browser software on the Internet.
  • The browser
  • tied to a specific make of computer,
  • Soon browsers for different platforms started appearing,
  • Mosaic took off in popularity to such an extent that it made front page of the New York Times' technical section in late 1993,
  • CompuServe, AOL and Prodigy begin offering dial-up internet access
  • Andreessen
  • Jim Clark
  • Silicon Graphics Inc.)
  • Mosaic Communications Corporation
  • had to start from scratch
  • Veronika Lavrenčič on 07 Mar 13
     
    Tretji del serije člankov, ki govorijo o preteklosti in sedanjosti interneta.
Urška Bračko

Forget About It: Making the Internet More Like Our Brains - Megan Garber - The Atlantic - 0 views

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  • the web is a realization of Wells's World Brain
  • just because everything's archived doesn't mean that we're forced to consume it
  • the World Brain, like our own comparatively fragile version, can be subject to neuroplasticity.
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  • The product's point is awesomeness-without-archive. But it's also ephemerality-as-service. It allows us to do what our minds are, actually, optimized to do: to experience, to forget, to remember, and then forget again.
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