Although I think it’s a bit early to pronounce that our generation’s hopelessness has once again descended, I still think this is a poignant argument and is a good setup for some other stuff I’m writing. Anyway, The Toronto Globe & Mail bought...
Pretty soon, 360 will likely be offering tools like MPLS and VPN. Eventually, I think, this will lead to applications and channels like VOIP and others. Keep an eye on them. Vancouver-based company. -Ian. —— Forwarded Message From: Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001...
—- http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010220/2655.html Tuesday February 20, 12:00 pm Eastern Time Press Release MeasureCast Internet Radio Report: Most Listeners Log On During Lunch Hours PORTLAND, Ore.–(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)–Feb. 20, 2001–MeasureCast,...
Mike rules! You da man! He’s the first winner. See you @ the Morton’s in SF next time I’m in town. As a bonus I’ll bring you a microphone. 🙂 -Ian. On 2/19/01 12:21 PM, “Mike Masnick” wrote: > Z.com closes their doors. > >...
http://www.kurthanson.com/index.htm Soundbreak.com, which develops music Web sites, has shut down operations, according to Acacia Research, an incubator that invested nearly $10 million in Soundbreak. “Soundbreak CEO Paul Ryan said in a statement that the...
…than the US in at least ONE way: you can get Coffee Crisp chocolate bars just about anywhere in Canada. But in the US? No way, except San Jose. There is a militant group of expatriates fighting the good fight to get a Coffee Crisp into the hands of every...
For clarification, What Jeff it offering is really quite generous. It’s the ability to make international calls, using your DSL or CableModem connection, for free. He ships you one of these: http://www.komodo-tech.com/kf300OV.html You plug it in, set it up,...
Ironically, Lars Ulrich appeared on “Who Wants to Be A Millionaire” on Sunday Night and busted out at $32,000. A day later, in case you live in a #^@$ing cave, Napster got burned at the stake by the San Francisco US Circuit Court, which upheld the earlier...
I’ve been a VERY BAD BOY lately about posting to FOIB, which goes to prove that my current man-of-leisure philosophy is going to my head. I wrote this article a few weeks ago, ostensibly for the Vancouver Sun. They of course had their heads inserted in various...
Ian Andrew Bell has been bending bits into business since 1993. He created Tingle, RosterBot, RingCentral, and other things celebrated and ignominious.
He is also a Hockeyist, Motorcyclist, and Aviation Enthusiast. Follow him on twitter as @ianb or find him on LinkedIN.
