Die Kriminalisierung der Schulhöfe
10.4.2008
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Germany soon has a new law which allows IP rights owners to request the name and address of filesharing site users from their ISPs. This
Autor: Christian Scholz
Google is an OpenID provider now (and Google’s AppEngine)
9.4.2008
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So another big company now supports OpenID and this time it’s Google. Bad news is though that they are only a provider but not a
Ein Interview mit Thomas Schindler von cellcast.de und ein Report über den Webmontag Bonn
8.4.2008
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Today I was attending the Web Monday in Bonn, Germany and gave a talk about Data Portability. Also there has been Thomas of cellcast.de which
Over The Air VIdeo: Mobile Travel Information
7.4.2008
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Here is yet another one from Over The Air, showing how you can retrieve train/tube timetables on your mobile phone. Below you will find some
Over The Air Video: 21CFD (21st Century Fridge Door)
7.4.2008
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So here is another one from the Over The Air conference/hackday, it shows how we might use our fridge doors in the future :-) (Download
Over The Air videos: Location Based Games
7.4.2008
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This weekend I have been in London and among other things I also attended the Over The Air hackday/conference. It was quite cool although I
I am in London this weekend!
4.4.2008
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Tomorrow morning at 8:02 my train to London is leaving Aachen. If you are in London this weekend maybe there is a chance to meetup.
Video: Chris Saad on Data Portability at The Next Web Conference in Amsterdam
4.4.2008
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So here is the video from the session I created the transcript for earlier: Technorati Tags: dataportability, thenextweb, thenextweb2008, tnw, conference, video
Chris Saad on DataPortability at The Next Web Conference in Amsterdam
4.4.2008
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Chris Saad, chairmain of the DataPortability Project was interviewed by Khris Loux at The Next Web Conference in Amsterdam today. Following is my transcript of
Twingly, first impressions
4.4.2008
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Twingly launched yesterday and wants to be a competitor for Technorati and Google Blogsearch but of course much better :-) They also said that it’s