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Don't just read your recipes, watch them
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With Digital Cookbook you can create a recipe box, saving all of your favorite recipes, so in the future when you want to remember how to make calamari, don't just look up the recipe and ingredients, watch how it is made. For more cool sites like this, go to http://www.internetriot.com
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Today is the Friday recap show where I talk about some of the internet and tech headlines that caught my eye from the previous week. Jerry Yang out at Yahoo; Gmail gets themes; Google goes SearchWiki; Tivo gets pizza; Comcast offers 50mbps; Wikipedia get more photo and video
AT&T Working on Usage Caps - FrugalTech
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http://www.frugalbrothers.com So what can you do for your customers when your the largest ISP in the U.S? How about cutting back service, and adding download surcharges! Looks like they want to out do Comcast Distributed by Tubemogul.
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How Comcast Will Manage Web Traffic - FrugalTech
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http://www.frugalbrothers.com Comcast recently detailed how they intend to "manage" traffic on its network. It looks to me, that what they are really doing is putting off upgrading capacity, and cutting service. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Tech analyst John Paczkowski reports on Comcast's decision to appeal the FCCs precedent-setting ruling that Internet gatekeepers have no right to block users' access to the free and open Internet.
Comcast Usage Cap Fallout - FrugalTech
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http://www.frugalbrothers.com Beginning October 1, Comcast will begin throttling residential internet usage to 250 Gigs per month. The end of all you can eat broadband appears to be near. What are your thoughts? Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Tuesday, August 05, 2008 Wow, Email Newsletter Business is Hot...Daily Candy Gets $125 Million Acquisition Our friends down the block at the Silicon Alley Insider have a report out tonight that Daily Candy, the email newsletter company that's been around for eight years, giving buying tips on ...
Democracy Now on Net Neutrality Victory
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http://SavetheInternet.com Free Press Communications Director Craig Aaron on the FCC's landmark decision to censure Comcast for violating Net Neutrality. Aired on Democracy Now, August 4, 2008
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