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Sinde in Plain English

I have heard the Sinde law described as Spain's version of SOPA. As someone who is bilingual, I have noticed that the information you get about a particular topic that is written in English will often differ from the information about the same topic from websites that are written in Spanish. After reading over several Spanish articles that discuss the

The Internet is a Utility

Last week, I moved to a new Internet Service Provider (ISP). Nothing particularly unusual about that except that I had been with my old ISP, Demon, for nearly twenty years. That's almost the whole of the my adult life and I'm sure it's the longest customer relationship I've had. To be quite clear, I didn't leave Demon as a dissatisfied

ARIN Talks IPv6

John from the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) chats with Jeffrey and John on the transition from IPv4 to IPv6. In the past year, the last remaining IPv4 addresses were handed out to global regions. Some areas of the world have already run out of unallocated addresses, so it's essential that in the next few years everyone starts using

Withings Internet Connected Baby Scale

At CES in Las Vegas, Withings has announced its wireless Internet-connected baby and toddle scale, winner of a 2012 CES Innovations Award. Developed by the French company, the Smart Baby Scale incorporates WiFi, Bluetooth and the low power Bluetooth Smart connectivity and allows parents to accurately record their child's weight from birth. Using the Smart Baby Scale, parents can view the

Dear Yahoo!: Just Sell it Already.

Dear Yahoo!: It's time. Time to make a decision. Time to stop holding onto the past. Time to realize you were on the top of game in 2000, but now it's 2011. Time to see that Yahoo! is Yahover. Can you turn the company around as Jerry Yang talked about during AsiaD in Hong Kong? Anything can happen. But you