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19:56:20 01/06/12
The Internet Archive's Brewster Kahle: Universal Access to All Knowledge
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This program was recorded in collaboration with the Long Now Foundation, on November 30, 2011.
As founder and librarian of the storied Internet Archive (deemed impossible by all when he started it in 1996), Brewster Kahle has practical experience behind his universalist vision of access to every bit of knowledge ever created, for all time, ever improving.
He will speak to questions such as these:
Can we make a distributed web of books that supports vending and lending? How can our machines learn by reading these materials? Can we reconfigure the information to make interactive question answering machines? Can we learn from past human translations of documents to seed an automatic version? And, can we learn how to do optical character recognition by having billions of correct examples? What compensation systems will best serve creators and networked users? How do we preserve petabytes of changing data?
Brewster Kahle, a computer engineer, internet entrepreneur, and digital librarian, founded the Internet Archive in 1996. He is focused on providing universal access to all knowledge, and developing technologies for information discovery and digital libraries. He was co-founder of Alexa Internet, which helped catalog the Web, which was later sold to Amazon.com.
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19:56:54 11/21/11
Cisco's Digital Media Suite for Manufacturing
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Cisco's Digital Media Suite for Manufacturing
One of the demonstrations we showed at Automation Fair this week is the Cisco Digital Media Suite for Manufacturing. Cisco Digital Media Suite extends digital media to new applications for real-time and on-demand communications with flexible digital media creation, management, and publishing of content in various formats to multiple devices. Cisco's Digital Media Suite in a plant can be used to keep non-desktop personnel informed of plant performance, operations, events and outages. In a noisy production environment, it is ideal for use as a safety application informing personnel of situations and giving them timely information and guidance. In addition, DMS can serve as a means to distribute executive communications, training and any other video-based information quickly and broadly. www.cisco.com From: Cisco Views: 105 2 ratings Time: 02:06 More in Science & Technology
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19:56:54 11/21/11
Cisco's Digital Media Suite for Manufacturing
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Cisco's Digital Media Suite for Manufacturing
One of the demonstrations we showed at Automation Fair this week is the Cisco Digital Media Suite for Manufacturing. Cisco Digital Media Suite extends digital media to new applications for real-time and on-demand communications with flexible digital media creation, management, and publishing of content in various formats to multiple devices. Cisco's Digital Media Suite in a plant can be used to keep non-desktop personnel informed of plant performance, operations, events and outages. In a noisy production environment, it is ideal for use as a safety application informing personnel of situations and giving them timely information and guidance. In addition, DMS can serve as a means to distribute executive communications, training and any other video-based information quickly and broadly. www.cisco.com From: Cisco Views: 105 2 ratings Time: 02:06 More in Science & Technology
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10:36:36 11/21/11
Honda Robot "Asimo" Rocks at Dubai Motor Show
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Honda Robot "Asimo" Rocks at Dubai Motor Show
For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Follow us on Facebook ☛ me.lt Dubai International Motor Show 2011 is the largest event of its kind in the Middle East. It's is a car lovers dream with everything from concept cars to super-cars, as well as the latest in robot technology presented by Honda. Asimo, one of the world's most advanced humanoid robots, entertains the crowd at the 2011 Dubai Motor show this week. The humanoid robot developed by Honda, made its debut last Sunday at the Dubai Motor Show. [Jean-luc de Krahe, Events & Communication, Asimo Studio]: "The reason for Asimo to be here actually is that Honda is a mobility company." Asimo, which stands for Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility, was introduced to the world in 2000. But Honda has been developing a humanoid robot since 1986. The latest version of Asimo can recognize faces and voices, climb up and down stairs, handle difficult terrain, run and even dance. Asimo has autonomous artificial intelligence so it could potentially manoeuvre itself through crowds of people without remote control or stopping each time to check on its programming. Honda hopes the research and development robot will, in the near future, be introduced into society to serve humans. [Jean-luc de Krahe, Events & Communication, Asimo Studio]: "Asimo has been developed to help people, I mean in the ageing society as we encounter at the moment, we will need machine to help us in the future." The latest version ... From: NTDTV Views: 2 0 ratings Time: 02:29 More in Science & Technology
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23:32:33 11/03/11
The Wind River Network Acceleration Platform is Good to Go!
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The Wind River Network Acceleration Platform is Good to Go!
At this year's IDF, Eric Mantion (Twitter.com was able to catch up with Steve Konish, from Wind River, to take about their new Network Acceleration Platform (j.mp The intention is, through this software product (deliverable on a USB drive as shown in the video), an otherwise normal Intel%reg Xeon%reg processor-based system can suddenly become a packet-handling powerhouse! This is key to the success of Communications Infrastructure Equipment (CIE) makers because, as shown in this picture: www.windriver.com So, that means, as the growth of the bandwidth needed out paces the revenues earned per user on average, CIE manufacturers need to develop a more cost-effective way to make they products that no longer require very hard to design and costly to produce ASICs (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits). While ASICs had been used for years to get a very specific result, their costs, development cycles, and inflexibilities are become a liability to many already strained service providers. The need to develop systems quicker, easier, and more cheaply will not only help everyone up and down the supply chain, but will also have the added bonus that a single hardware configurations can now potentially serve many different functions in the network, depending on the software that is loaded onto that intelligent system. Let us know what you think of this technology by leaving comments below! Do you like the idea of the networks upon which you rely become more efficient & flexible? What ... From: channelintel Views: 295 5 ratings Time: 01:52 More in Science & Technology
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22:59:54 10/24/11
How to Navigate Medicare Reimbursement
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How to Navigate Medicare Reimbursement
The US population is aging, which means more physicians will be treating Medicare and Medicaid patients in the years to come. The Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services is mandating that physicians implement Electronic Medical Records to serve these patients more effectively and efficiently, and is offering reimbursements in the thousands for investment in technology. But the money is only available if doctors meet certain meaningful use requirements. We spoke recently with Dr. Michael Stearns, president and CEO of E-MDs, an EMR and practice management software company, for tips on meeting Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement guidelines and to find out what financial penalties could be imposed on doctors for not adopting healthcare technology. Here's what he had to say: Find out more about healthcare information technology, read additional blogs and watch helpful videos on the Intel Healthcare IT community: premierit.intel.com From: channelintel Views: 94 1 ratings Time: 02:59 More in Science & Technology
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12:18:50 10/23/11
How Has the Internet Changed the World of Technology?
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"http://www.lockergnome.com/news/2011/10/17/how-has-the-internet-changed-the-w... Bharat Kumar Gupta, a member of the LockerGnome community, asked: ""Before technology became as advanced as it was today, what were some of the challenges we faced?"" Without a doubt, the biggest technological change in recent history is the Internet. This web of connected servers serves as the backbone for what has become a revolutionary change in how we communicate. Now, you have the ability to video chat with someone on the other side of the world in seconds. What about you? What technological hurdles did you have to deal with in the days before the Internet? http://lockergnome.com http://twitter.com/ChrisPirillo http://facebook.com/ChrisPirillo"
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00:09:18 10/20/11
Brian Solis talks with Kip Wetzel from Comcast
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Brian Solis talks with Kip Wetzel from Comcast
Brian Solis talks with Kip Wetzel, Sr. Director Social Media Servicing & Strategy of Comcast. Since joining Comcast almost six years ago, Kip has served in both strategic and operational roles with National Customer Operations (NCO) and Comcast Interactive Media (CIM). Prior to joining Comcast, he spent over seven years with Accenture in the communications and high-tech sectors. From: salesforce Views: 2873 0 ratings Time: 01:32 More in Science & Technology
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00:04:06 10/20/11
Brian Solis talks with Kip Wetzel from Comcast - Teaser
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Brian Solis talks with Kip Wetzel from Comcast - Teaser
Brian Solis talks with Kip Wetzel, Sr. Director Social Media Servicing & Strategy of Comcast. Since joining Comcast almost six years ago, Kip has served in both strategic and operational roles with National Customer Operations (NCO) and Comcast Interactive Media (CIM). Prior to joining Comcast, he spent over seven years with Accenture in the communications and high-tech sectors. From: salesforce Views: 2118 0 ratings Time: 00:43 More in Science & Technology
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19:30:39 10/17/11
How Has the Internet Changed the World of Technology?
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Bharat Kumar Gupta, a member of the LockerGnome community, asked: "Before technology became as advanced as it was today, what were some of the challenges we faced?" Without a doubt, the biggest technological change in recent history is the Internet. This web of connected servers serves as the backbone for what has become a revolutionary change in how we communicate. Now, you have the ability to video chat with someone on the other side of the world in seconds. What about you? What technological hurdles did you have to deal with in the days before the Internet? http://lockergnome.com http://twitter.com/ChrisPirillo http://facebook.com/ChrisPirillo
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19:57:30 08/04/11
Health@Google: National Employee Health and Fitness Day
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Health@Google: National Employee Health and Fitness Day
Speaker Bio: Carly Meiser: "Carly is a graduate from Western Washington University with a degree in Community Health and is currently certified as a Health Education Specialist. She spent her last summer developing and teaching basic health education to kids and teens in rural areas of Guatemala, as one of her passions is health in the developing world. She currently works for The Hope Heart Institute, a non-profit based in Bellevue. The Hope strives to serve humanity through cardiovascular research and education, serving all individuals at risk of - or affected by - cardiovascular disease. Carly works as the Education and Outreach Assistant where she is involved in many of the women's, youth, and children's programs, as well as a number outreach events to promote in the importance of heart health." Mary Purdy: MARY PURDY MS RD is a Registered Dietitian with a Master's Degree in Clinical Nutrition from Bastyr University in Seattle, WA. She also earned a degree from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City. In addition to her private practice at Seattle Healing Arts, she is a clinical supervisor at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health and spent 2 years as an outpatient dietitian at Harborview Hospital. She regularly teaches nutrition workshops and gives wellness presentations all over Seattle. She is currently president of the Greater Seattle Dietetic Association and has written nutrition columns for Seattle PI and Northwest Prime Time. She also spent 8 ... From: AtGoogleTalks Views: 640 5 ratings Time: 54:29 More in Science & Technology
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19:57:30 08/04/11
Health@Google: National Employee Health and Fitness Day
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Health@Google: National Employee Health and Fitness Day
Speaker Bio: Carly Meiser: "Carly is a graduate from Western Washington University with a degree in Community Health and is currently certified as a Health Education Specialist. She spent her last summer developing and teaching basic health education to kids and teens in rural areas of Guatemala, as one of her passions is health in the developing world. She currently works for The Hope Heart Institute, a non-profit based in Bellevue. The Hope strives to serve humanity through cardiovascular research and education, serving all individuals at risk of - or affected by - cardiovascular disease. Carly works as the Education and Outreach Assistant where she is involved in many of the women's, youth, and children's programs, as well as a number outreach events to promote in the importance of heart health." Mary Purdy: MARY PURDY MS RD is a Registered Dietitian with a Master's Degree in Clinical Nutrition from Bastyr University in Seattle, WA. She also earned a degree from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition in New York City. In addition to her private practice at Seattle Healing Arts, she is a clinical supervisor at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health and spent 2 years as an outpatient dietitian at Harborview Hospital. She regularly teaches nutrition workshops and gives wellness presentations all over Seattle. She is currently president of the Greater Seattle Dietetic Association and has written nutrition columns for Seattle PI and Northwest Prime Time. She also spent 8 ... From: AtGoogleTalks Views: 640 5 ratings Time: 54:29 More in Science & Technology
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23:47:39 07/18/11
Health@Google Presents: Livestrong and Skin Cancer tips with Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin
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Health@Google Presents: Livestrong and Skin Cancer tips with Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin
LIVESTRONG is the brand of the Lance Armstrong Foundation, created in 1997 by the cancer survivor and champion cyclist to serve people affected by cancer and empower communities to take action against the world's leading cause of death. This talk will briefly cover their mission, vision, and how they serve people. Dr Hayes-Lattin will also talk about skin cancer and share knowledge about behavior change and the unique burden of skin cancer on young adults as well as some of the controversies on sunscreen use. Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin serves as the Senior Medical Advisor to the Lance Armstrong Foundation, an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Hematology and Medical Oncology, and the Director of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute's Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Oncology Program. His clinical background is in the management of hematologic malignancies and the use of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. However, as a young adult cancer survivor himself, and a physician caring for many young adults with hematologic malignancies, Dr. Hayes-Lattin has taken a leadership role in the development of the discipline of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology. He served as the inaugural medical co-chair of the Lance Armstrong Foundation's LIVESTRONG Young Adult Alliance, a coalition of over 150 member organizations leading efforts to research and serve AYA cancer patients. From: AtGoogleTalks Views: 133 0 ratings Time: 58:15 More in Science & Technology
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23:47:39 07/18/11
Health@Google Presents: Livestrong and Skin Cancer tips with Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin
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Health@Google Presents: Livestrong and Skin Cancer tips with Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin
LIVESTRONG is the brand of the Lance Armstrong Foundation, created in 1997 by the cancer survivor and champion cyclist to serve people affected by cancer and empower communities to take action against the world's leading cause of death. This talk will briefly cover their mission, vision, and how they serve people. Dr Hayes-Lattin will also talk about skin cancer and share knowledge about behavior change and the unique burden of skin cancer on young adults as well as some of the controversies on sunscreen use. Dr. Brandon Hayes-Lattin serves as the Senior Medical Advisor to the Lance Armstrong Foundation, an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Hematology and Medical Oncology, and the Director of the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute's Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Oncology Program. His clinical background is in the management of hematologic malignancies and the use of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. However, as a young adult cancer survivor himself, and a physician caring for many young adults with hematologic malignancies, Dr. Hayes-Lattin has taken a leadership role in the development of the discipline of Adolescent and Young Adult Oncology. He served as the inaugural medical co-chair of the Lance Armstrong Foundation's LIVESTRONG Young Adult Alliance, a coalition of over 150 member organizations leading efforts to research and serve AYA cancer patients. From: AtGoogleTalks Views: 72 0 ratings Time: 58:15 More in Science & Technology
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00:30:45 07/09/11
Kevin Kelly: The Future of the Digital Media Landscape
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Kevin Kelly, Senior Maverick at WIRED and author of What Technology Wants, discusses the future of the digital media landscape. This program was recorded in collaboration with the NExTWORK Conference, on June 22, 2011.
NExTWORK is a one-day, interdisciplinary conference that will feature world-renowned business leaders, technologists, and thinkers exploring the promise and peril of the network's future, as well as the most pressing digital issues and opportunities today.
Kevin Kelly has been a participant in, and reporter on, the information technology revolution for the past 20 years. His books include the best-selling work on the networked economy, New Rules for the New Economy, and the classic volume on decentralized emergent systems, Out of Control. His most recent book, What Technology Wants, lays out a provocative view of technology as an autonomous force in the world. Kelly helped launch WIRED in 1993 and served as executive editor for six years, during which the magazine twice won the National Magazine Award for General Excellence. He currently holds the title of Senior Maverick at WIRED and is the publisher and editor of the Cool Tools website. From 1984 to 1990, Kelly was the publisher and editor of the Whole Earth Review. He also helped launch the WELL, a pioneering online service, in 1985 and co-founded the ongoing Hackers' Conference. His writings have appeared in numerous publications, including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Time, Harpers, Science, GQ, and Esquire.
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19:53:16 07/05/11
Google's Vint Cerf: What Can Gigabit Do for You?
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Google VP and chief Internet evangelist Vint Cerf outlines the goals for Google's gigabit Internet project, which plans to bring an ultra high-speed fiber network to Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri.
Complete video at: http://fora.tv/series/nextwork_conference_2011
An Internet Founding Father Looks Forward
Vinton G. Cerf, Google
in conversation with Steven Levy, WIRED via Skype
NExTWORK is a one-day, interdisciplinary conference that will feature world-renowned business leaders, technologists, and thinkers exploring the promise and peril of the network's future, as well as the most pressing digital issues and opportunities today.
Vint Cerf is a living legend in the tech world. In 2004, with Robert Kahn, he received the Alan M. Turing Award, the highest professional honor in computing, in recognition of their visionary work and leadership in the development of the Internet. Other honors, again with Robert Kahn, include the US National Medal of Technology, the Japan Prize, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He was the founding president of the Internet Society and served as chairman of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers from 2000 to 2007.
Before joining Google in 2005, Cerf was a senior vice presidentat MCI and a vice president of the Corporation for National Research Initiatives. He began his career at IBM and UCLA. He joined the faculty of Stanford University where he co-designed the TCP/IP protocols and network architecture of the Internet. From 1976 to 1982, he was a principal scientist at DARPA, where he managed the Internet and packet communications research programs. He joined MCI in 1982, where he helped develop the commercial MCI Mail service. Cerf has been elected a member of the National Academy of Engineering and a fellow of the IEEE, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the International Engineering Consortium.
