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A company plans to offer free Internet Worldwide

A nonprofit company plans to buy an advanced telecommunications satellite for internet is available to everyone in all regions of the world without paying for it.

The group palanteó this initiative is called 'A Human Right' ('A human right'). The company is part of the idea that access to information and the possibility of communication Internet provides is a universal human right. But about two-thirds of the world's population lack access to the global network. Therefore, the organization's mission is to improve the condition of people advocating for global access to information as a human right and insured, reports Discovery News.

What the company founder, Kostas Grammatis is building, there are castles in the air. His plan, explained at the TED conference in Greece last December, presupposes the use of the TerreStar-1 satellite into orbit in July 2009. The company that owns the device recently filed for bankruptcy. If something good is not lost in vain, Grammatis proposed raise money to buy the TerreStar-1 and provide internet to the regions of the Earth where network access is limited.

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http://actualidad.rt.com/ciencia_y_tecnica/internet_redes/issue_20481.html

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!, "Puts at risk the future of the Internet" ..


Web site makers gave their view on charges of violation of copyright law in the country. In a statement said they did not commit any conduct punishable by law and stressed the impossibility of controlling the content uploaded by users.




After the resolution of the Sixth Court of Appeals Court for Criminal and Correctional Matters, which imposed a fine of 50 thousand dollars!, Brothers Martin and Hernán Botbol responsible Web Site, gave their view of the case.



Makers! must pay a fine of $ 50 000.

Young people aim to move the discussion of the conflict to the inability to control the content uploaded by users. "We try to hold because they hold the middle of the instrument without stopping to repair that did not commit any conduct punishable by law", they said.

In addition, those responsible! explained that the House confirms processing from the alleged criminal involvement in criminal acts by Article 72 of law 11,723, "which is equivalent to arguing that as managers of a Web site are the guarantors of the conduct pursued by our millions of people ", said through a statement.

In the note, defend their work and warned of "potential damage that the process could lead to freedom on the Internet" in Argentina, thus affirming that "puts at risk the future of the Internet as we know it."

Finally, brothers Botbol clarified that if the justice finds them guilty, they may constrain the freedom to publish web content. "Under this logic also accuse the providers of Internet, search engines, to blogs, social networks, among others, without which there would be no possible offense. It is not a minor detail, because there is a discussion on! But encompasses all that partake of the Web and social networks, "they concluded.


Source: http://www.canal-ar.com.ar/noticias/noticiamuestra.asp?Id=10796

fundamental right

fundamental right

In Finland, access to the Internet and is a fundamental right

The entry into force of the new Law on Communications Market from making Finland the first country that recognized access to the Internet via broadband as a fundamental right



The new rules, adopted eight months ago, forcing the 26 telephone operators in Finland to provide an Internet connection "high quality and reasonably priced, with a download speed of at least 1 Mbps

Thus, the new legislation includes access to broadband in the list of basic communication services that reach all corners of the country, along with others such as telephone or mail.

"From now on, broadband connection at a reasonable price is a fundamental right in Finland. This is undoubtedly one of the greatest achievements of the Government in terms of regional policy, and I'm proud of it," he told a statement, the Finnish Minister of Transport and Communications, Suvi Lindén.

"I hope people take this opportunity and contact with telecom operators in the area in which they live," she added.

The Finnish Government's objective is to increase the minimum speed internet connection via fiber optic cables to a hundred megabytes per second (Mbps) by the end of 2015.

At the same time, aiming at the same time increase the percentage of Finns have access to the network, from 95 percent today to over 99 percent.

SOURCE: http://www.infobae.com/tecnologia/524235-100918-0-En-Finlandia-el-acceso-internet-ya-es-un-derecho-fundamental

Cuba have high speed internet in July 2011

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CUBA HAVE HIGH SPEED INTERNET IN JULY 2011

French vessel Ile de Batz came to Venezuela with 1,600 kilometers of fiber optic board to connect the South American country with Cuba. The ship is about to begin extending the cable in the coming days.

The project should significantly improve telephone and Internet service in Cuba, will cost $ 70 million. The line to enter service in July 2011 Camurí gather in Venezuela, to Siboney, Cuba. When it is extended, the cable will have a capacity to handle around 80 million simultaneous phone calls and, after arriving in Cuba, an extension will also connect to the neighboring island of Jamaica.

The cable capacity of 640 gigabytes with an investment of $ 63.4 million and will be in charge of the French company Alcatel Shanghai Bell, China.

Cuba is the only country in the Western Hemisphere that is not connected to the rest of the world with fiber optic cables. The country has Internet since 1996 via a satellite link, especially in Europe, but access is slow (209 megabytes of departure, and 379, input) and expensive. Cuban officials blame the U.S.. UU. and its blockade of the island to prevent access to the Internet by not allowing connection to fiber optic cables that surround it, one of which refers to Cancun in Mexico to Miami in the U.S.. UU. and passed only 32 kilometers from Havana.

According to statistics, in 2009 the country had 700 thousand computers, or 62 for every thousand inhabitants.

Venezuela is Cuba's main trading partner. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has said he plans to be there to inaugurate the project.

The optical cable will improve the situation in the country in regard to the connection with international communications, but not supposed to "appear online in August in every house," said Deputy Minister of Information and Communications, Boris Moreno. According to the deputy minister of that portfolio, Ramon Linares, these conditions will remain insufficient to provide mass access to the Internet due to technical problems and internal finance.

Source: http://actualidad.rt.com/ciencia_y_tecnica/internet_redes/issue_19520.html

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people find people online taringa

The internet can say about a person is very interesting and the search engines like Google are not the only tool available to find that information. There are several engines for finding information about an individual filtering the results easily, for example, by city, workplace, place of study or interest.

People search engines:

Pipl : allows you to filter searches by city and country, the results shown are often not easy to find on Google, that is, it shows the deep or invisible web. Excellent, I found phone numbers and addresses known by just typing your name.

ZabaSearch : works only in the U.S., list addresses and phone numbers associated with the name of the person we are trying to locate.

Wink : if the person in question uses MySpace, Twitter and services like that, this search will provide much information about the contents can be filtered by geographical location and interests like music, books, movies, etc.

Whoozy : Enter the name (or nickname), last name and a keyword as the city, this search engine will display information found in people over 20 social sites and other sources also allows us to create a personal profile to manage our online identity.

Google: naming specifically the "master of internet" on this issue is necessary. Google is a machine of index data and can even download songs and books directly through the results. But the important thing here is to find people and by simply typing a name or email address and we will get a lot of information. We may also include a search of other related data for filtering and as a city or profession. If the person in question relates to a particular institution, we filter the search to your website as follows: site: ort.edu.uy "name person."

Facebook: if we name into Google, you have to name the largest network and used the time. Millions of people use Facebook and if you're looking for someone to be Internet users, chances are you have a profile created. To search for people and contact you also need to create your profile on Facebook, something very interesting about this and other social networks (such as linkedin.com) is that you could contact you first with someone known to the person you're looking for.

Firefox Extension : Who Is This Person? is a complement to the browser context menu to add an option to seek information in various engines and social sites directly. Simply select the name of a person and right click:


Recommendations:

As mentioned at the outset, it is interesting that the Internet can be said about us and that is why our behavior in the network must be the same as in real life. Today it is normal that after a job interview will seek information on potential candidates on the Internet, therefore it would be good to find we do not subtract points.

If we use our name, nickname or e-mail to identify real, we must be careful with the videos that we went to sites like YouTube, the photos we post on services like Fotolog, Picasa or Flirck, the personal information included in the profiles Social networks such as Netlog, Badoo, among others, and leave comments on various websites such as forums or blogs.
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Digital books are due at the U.S. role in

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Amazon.com, the leading global bookseller, has revealed that sells-and far-greater number of books in electronic format and in paper format. The ebook revolution is just a step from the point of no return, and U.S. figures can be extrapolated to in a while the rest of the world.

The major online retailer of electronic books (and other products) worldwide, Amazon.com, has issued a press release by the results of its Kindle division, responsible for both sales of the same name as the reader content should make sense.

The figures speak for themselves: over the past three months, for every 100 books sold by Amazon on paper, its customers have purchased 143 electronic books. The proportion is higher if we focus in the last month: 180 per 100 electronic books on paper.

The difference is most apparent when we consider publications that are included with the paper version but not in digital format, so support the acquisition of "traditional" is the only option for the customer, and have neglected the Free electronic publications. Undoubtedly, the difference with their inclusion would have been much more substantial.

During the first half of 2010, Amazon sold three books in digital format in the same period in 2009, a figure supported by the Association of American Publishers, which encrypts the growth of e-book sales by 207% between May 2009 and December 2010.

Kindle remains a benchmark in the sector, especially since its second generation (Kindle DX) in which shortcomings were corrected as support for PDF.

The importance of transoceanic figures

Well, this is for the United States, but ... What we care about the rest of the world? as much. Technological trends are like fashion in the world of clothing: what comes out today in Paris, Milan or New York, will arrive in a few weeks or months to every corner of the planet. In consumer electronics, which is presented today in South Korea, the United States or Japan in a few months will jump to Europe and Central and South America.

That is why, across distances and taking into account substantial differences between the two markets, a conclusion can be extrapolated to the U.S. market as just being for the rest of the world, and this causes the announcement of Amazon.com that much.

Do the dates on which this might happen in other countries? depend on several factors, such as the degree of deployment of electronic book readers and their cost. The implementation of the same vendors like Amazon and other local players will also be important, and resistance or acquiescence of the booksellers "analog", if I may use the adjective.

Source: http://www.imatica.org/bloges/2010/07/220769042010.html

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Internet Advertising: New campaign faceboom.

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Creative campaign developed by PRNbrand.com in conjunction with BBDO Argentina to promote the book "Faceboom, the new facebook mass phenomenon" by Juan Faerman published by Ediciones B.
As a new ingredient in the marketing campaign for the book, PRNbrand.com in conjunction with creative agency BBDO Argentina, implemented a new digital campaign, under the concept "on Facebook and pagers are not ... Faceboom brings you" created a website, called elmurode.com. This is based on a new platform with a similar style to your website developed last month by PRNbrand.com .

The promotional site, allows visitors to participate by leaving a message on the wall of the character shift that is changing every day. The novelty does not end there, users can log on with your own user of Facebook and so share with your friends on their walls the comments left on this site.

The book went on sale the first week of September and to date only received 600,000 visitors from becoming a success online.

This website was launched on 06 October, with the wall of Palermo, of course, the famous Judge Elsa Rosa Parrilli.

To view the site and leave a message on the wall the day visit: http://www.elmurode.com http://www.elmurode.com

Credits
Original idea (campaign): BBDO Argentina
Design and Development (campaign): PRNbrand.com

Editorial: Ediciones B
Author (book): Juan Faerman
Web Design: PRNbrand.com
Cover design: La Seleccion
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Find mp3, videos, pictures, books and more with Njouba

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Njouba is a place where you can search the web, search mp3, videos, images, ftp, books, rapidshare and torrents from the same place.

Njouba indexes all the documents by keywords that help make your search more accurate. The aim of Njouba according to its creators is to make the web easier for everyone.

An interesting feature of the site is in the mp3 search by clicking on the result opens up a player with which you can listen online.


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online music sales will cease to exist "CD?

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A study by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry revealed that, worldwide, in 2016, sales of music via Internet, could displace all existing physical media digital music.


The growth of this industry has grown steadily over the years, for example, in 2004 the sale of this type of content represented 2% vs. physical formats, however, by 2008 this amount grew 10 multiplied times, reaching 20%. Was increased exponentially since 2005, reaching 5%.


In this way, and using basic math, if growth continues this pace, by 2016 the record companies should seriously think that will give use vinyl records and CD's, since by that time become obsolete.


In some countries the numbers are very different: for example, in the U.S. and South Korea will not have to wait so long for this to happen, and it is likely that in a short time, 50% of music purchases in those places, either through the network.


According to experts, this phenomenon could happen next in various countries, which surely is getting to shake more than one company.


Modernity and progress so fast in technology we are achieving, and in many cases, breaking sharply. It's more than good to get some benefit from technological advances, but also other things are missing.

Source: http://www.sputnik.com.mx//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4741&Itemid=1

Amazon Kindle Digital book

Amazon Kindle Digital book

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The electronic book finally takes off

Amazon will launch the new Kindle, a device for storing "digital books." In the last holiday season were units for sale and still remains exhausted.


Just two years ago seemed impossible to read novels in a six-inch screen could be commonplace, but the success of devices like the Amazon Kindle e-book managed to finally become popular.
Experts estimate that the online retailer Amazon and sold nearly half a million units of its Kindle electronic book reader, although the company does not publish its figures for distribution.
This Christmas, the apparatus was exhausted (in the Amazon page is still empty) even though it costs $ 359 and the sector experienced the worst Christmas season in its history.
Amazon got his reader to make prolonged reading on a small screen really nice. The key is that E-Ink technology makes the monitor in the closest thing to a book page by removing, for example, excessive lighting.
Kindle is the size of a hardback book, weighs only 300 grams and includes wireless Internet access that lets you download volumes of Amazon's online store in just a minute discolocar without a computer.
Kindle has increased its offering of securities by 67% since its launch and now has a catalog of 230,000 books, as well as blogs, newspapers and magazines. Each download is priced separately: a bestseller costs, for example, ten dollars.
As reported in the Spanish newspaper El Mundo, the company will present on Monday the latest generation of readers who may modify their design to a new keyboard and faster to download pages thanks to advances in technology E-Ink.
The presentation will be held at the Morgan Library in New York, whose millions of volumes in role could someday be replaced by devices such as Kindle and its competitors.

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books online amazon shopping internet technology news

NEW YORK (AP) - Sales figures who had mysteriously vanished from the lists of most successful books from Amazon.com are reappearing on the famous online shop.

Two days after Amazon said a technical problem had brought down the ranks of selling thousands of books, the figures revived on Tuesday for "Brokeback Mountain" by Annie Proulx, "Giovanni 's Room" by James Baldwin and other featured titles.

Some authors whose ranks declined Amazon received messages informing them that their books had been included in the category for "Adult" and were removed from some lists of best sellers and online search functions. Amazon measures provoked a flood of angry responses on social networking sites like Twitter and other channels.

Amazon on Monday described the amendments as "shameful" and blamed "a clumsy error classification" and promised further action to prevent them in the future.

The company's online retail sales on Sunday blamed a technical error and promised that the correct figures would be replaced, but until Monday afternoon, the sales figures still conspicuous by their absence to recent works like "My Horizontal Life "Chelsea Handler and such classics as" The City and the Pillar "by Gore Vidal.

"What is it child's play?" Complained Vidal on Monday. "Why not burn the books instead? Would be better and would be very attractive for television," he added.

On Monday, Amazon spokesman Andrew Herdener said the deletions were a shame and a stupid mistake "for a company that prides itself on offering a complete selection." She said they had been affected more than 57.310 books in various categories.

The authors strongly questioned the explanation of Amazon. The "technical problem" dates from at least February, when Craig Seymour said he had deleted the range of his book "All I Could Bare." He added that he was reinstated a few weeks later.

Among the books are concerned academics and cryptic as well as celebrities.

Source: http://www.tudecides.com.mx

your book easy fast internet and

your book easy fast internet and

Bubok is a service / platform / space simple, powerful and effective self-publishing online that allows anyone to become your own editor and publish their books at no charge, no limits.

Bubok as an ally of the author offers both writers and publishers all the tools and services needed to publish and sell their works in electronic or paper, with runs from a single original.

From novels, recipe books to technical books, any person who has something to say can sell their works on paper or electronically and no minimum print runs.

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Bubok no better or worse than authors receive different treatment depending on their "potential." Every author is important and essential thing is that if you have something to say, you can do it without anyone limit your possibilities.

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How to Publish a Book in Internet

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How to Publish a Book on the Internet











If writing a book and may seem a difficult task, the really complicated when it comes to editing. And if you decide to publish your work, you may find more of a closed door. Even the most famous writers have been in that situation ever.

So it's best to take advantage of technology, and publish your book online. Here are three websites where you can do



With Lulu you can not just publish your book in the traditional format with a wide range of varieties, but also to other types of creations editorial calendars, ebooks, CDs and DVDs, photo albums and more. Lulu also has an active community of users.




This online service (in English) allows you to create fully customized books, using its own software, BookSmart. The final price varies by size, number of pages and cover type. Blurb also includes a library of ebooks and a section with ideas for books.






It allows you to publish your book independently, without intermediaries and without minimum runs, and with a profit of 80% of sales. Bubok also serves as an online bookstore ebooks to download, and as a platform to put you in touch with your readers and other authors.

Internet Censorship [My opinion]

internet piracy

The purpose of this post is to do a little reflection on Internet censorship.


I'll start with the books, what would happen if we could not download books online? What would happen to students who barely have money to go to universities or colleges and hopefully get to go home? "If only to look at the upper class?.
Where they do not need anything, and have enough money even to throw the food? prevented us down and prevent us from carrying vats is being a book or case when anyone donates a book is going to prison? when it reaches the bibliteca reach 1 and 50 students, taking pictures back, and already have some of the information in the book, which goes on the Internet? a user uploads the book and gets a scanned copy of the book is not the original book is a copy as if making a copy of the library.

Now for the video games, what would happen if we stand in the way game downloads? for example in underdeveloped countries and in Central America we are lucky to have half a rusty bicycle, as we will be buying games from $ 3,000 if all that money can eat up to three months? and if we can get the game rendered with a friend who has the game is not like downloading? what we did was copy the data and save them and if we give it to someone else is not the same for a book and photocopies.

Now with the programs, how they are going to prevent students from downloading programs like office to do their jobs, autocad for students of engineering and architecture, and a host of useful programs to be developed in a progression? if the majority of the population have no poor and unable to buy expensive programs that we are not thieves just share.

Now the music, if a neighbor bought a CD and turned up volume to hear system and I am content "would be violating copyright? is equal to me to copy and play it in my house, I have the data I have not the material, I'm just listening to music just as you would in a mall, store, supermarket or at the home of a neighbor or on the radio and not paying, "then I'm violating copyright?



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