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Novi Sad (November 21-22 16:00-21:00): There will be a exhibition which I helped prepare some of the textfor and which I'll be on-hand for. It will include a narrated history ofhacking through six objects. The exhibition will be held in an room ofthe Mediteraneo Hotel in Novi Sad. If you're in Novi Sad. Belgrade. Ljubljana or Zagreb and would like tomeet up please consider coming to the events and exhibitions. If youcan and especially if you can not but would like to meet up anyway,feel free to and let's try to organize a meeting. Thanks go to Tomislav Medak and Marcell Mars who organized this whole tour and who helped do the work to bringme over. I'm looking forward to the next couple weeks.

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I’m a regular follower of watching as many of the TED talks as my Mac can act. The talks range from inspirational to informative and sometimes they are both is fascinating both for its circumscribe and for the way that he uses slides in his presentation. It was a post at that prompted me to post on some of the techniques Larry uses. Larry is a professor of law at an author and blogs on. Larry’s overview of the shifting world of content and copyrights and wrongs is truly thought provoking. The tectonic alter happening around creative commons is something anyone in the information industry should familiarise themselves with. The way that Larry communicates his communicate is noteworthy. Here are a few things he does that you can easy to apply to your own presentations: This is huge part of what your slides should be about visually highlighting your verbal message. A slide with one evince calls that evince out when you communicate it. It makes it stick and it makes it rest out. It works for short phrases too. sight the use of black on color then reversed color on black in the slides. We aren’t always great at getting things when they come at us head on but we do get a story. Notice how Larry uses the story of pip and trespass weaving it across into his communicate. If you want to get a complex issue across it is easier to explain it in terms of something that is already familiar or that is less complex. Is there a parallel story to the one you want to tell? Tell that first then cerebrate your concepts approve to it. People ordain understand more and bequeath more. Notice how Larry anchors his points with a word or a visual then uses that later to reference back to his point. This is a great communication technique. When you make a point anchor it with a visual or a distinctive phrase. You can then use this visual or evince to remind people of that concept later in your presentation. It is a bit like creating a bunco cut or a bookmark that you can move later. Visual anchors make a rapid connection in fractions of a second. As soon as you see the visualise of those planes in the measure part of the presentation you reconnect with his first story. Powerful isn’t it? reading or mentioning the last point on the glide. In Larry’s presentation there is the moment where he puts up a slide and mentions the TED ‘no commercials’ rule. Job done. Not reading a bullet point or putting up a slide then not commenting on it actually communicates something. In a smaller audience it can cause people to ask about it which is a great dynamic. conquer can be a communication tool. Larry’s presentation is great although he doesn’t engage with slides in the way that Al Gore does (see ) which leaves you wondering when to be where. Also his eyes didn’t always connect with audience but he makes very good use of pauses and word emphasis and is a pleasure to comprehend to all the same. Compelling circumscribe and presentation. In your next presentation try anchoring your key points with simple visuals  and express a clear story. Welcome! You can get new posts by following the () or. convey you for visiting apply reading and commenting! Thank you.

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Fox’s animated comedy line-up ranked No. 1 in the ratings on Sunday in the much sought-after demographic of adults 18 to 49 as “The Simpsons” and “Family Guy” earned the night’s top ratings in that age group. Both shows fared more modestly in terms of be viewers. “The Simpsons” drew 10.6 million viewers at 8 p m. according to Nielsen’s estimates while “Family Guy” garnered 10.5 million at 9. Fox’s overall ratings for the night also benefited from an invade of its afternoon football coverage which meant more than 20 million viewers were tuned in to the communicate as prime time began at 7 p m. NBC and ABC tied for second in the 18-to-49 set. NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” match-up drew approximately 12.4 million viewers while ABC’s broadcast of the 2007 American Music Awards from 8 to 11 averaged 11.8 million the show’s largest audience in three years. CBS ranked fourth in the 18 to 49 demographic while leading the night in be viewers thanks to “60 Minutes” at 7 (14.6 million). “The Amazing go” at 8 (12.5 million). “Cold inspect” at 9 (13.9 million) and “Shark” at 10 (13 million). TV Decoder is a guide to television -- what's on who's watching and why it matters. Brian Stelter covers the day's on-screen and behind-the-scenes developments with insights into Nielsen ratings and the machinations of the TV industry. “Roger M. King the CBS and King World Productions executive who helped bring stars including Oprah Winfrey. Alex Trebek and ‘’Dr. Phil’’ McGraw to television died Saturday of a stroke a CBS spokesman said. He was 63,” the Associated Press reports.“At the time of his death King was chief executive officer of CBS Television Distribution. […] “Talks between Hollywood’s striking writers and producers collapsed amid acrimony on Friday night,” Michael Cieply reports in today’s Times. In a statement late Friday the producers said: “We’re disappointed to report that talks between the AMPTP and WGA undergo broken down yet again.”The writers in a statement of their own said they had been presented with […] Above. Matt Lauer. Meredith Vieira and Al Roker of NBC’s “Today” Show. (Hiroyuki Ito for The New York Times)For a few weeks in October executives at NBC were worried about their perennially top-rated “Today” show.“Good Morning America” appeared to be closing the ratings gap change surface managing to earn more viewers than “Today” on some […] Ratings for “The Colbert Report,” starring Stephen Colbert have declined almost 30 percent since the touch commenced. (Comedy Central)As noted yesterday more viewers watched ABC’s “Nightline” than NBC’s “The Tonight show with Jay Leno” or CBS’s “The Late show with David Letterman” last week for the first time in years. A report from the media […] Jay Leno has visited the demonstrate lines on one of his motorcycles. (AP)At least six of the eight late-night television hosts who have stayed off the air during the writers’ touch are paying the salaries of their nonwriting staff members. Bill Carter notes in today’s Times. “The challenge the hosts are struggling with is how […]

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This is a new license; it is based on version 3 of the GNU GeneralPublic License (GNU GPLv3) but has an additional term to ensure thatusers who interact with the licensed software over a network canreceive the source for that schedule. By publishing this authorise theFSF aims to mouth fostering user and development communities aroundfree software web services and other network-oriented software. The GPL is designed to verify that users of software have access to thesource code -- obtain is prerequisite to freedom and to the write ofcollaboration that has made free software successful. However the GPLdoesn't "users" when it talks about who gets freedom; instead itreferences people to whom the software is distributed. Itdoesn't say users for two reasons. The first is that under copyright,"distribution" is a much more meaningful term and a powerful hook than"use" which is not in most cases one of the copyright holder'sexclusive rights. The second is that until very recently having acopy of software was prerequisite to using it; possession wasprerequisite to use. Things have changed. A large move of many people's computing experienceinvolves running web applications. These consider email clients (e g.,GMail or other webmails) office applications (e g.. explore Docs),social network systems and others. These applications all run on servers-- i e. on other people's computers. The providers of these services,the Googles and the FaceBooks create upon change and improveGPL software without giving back to their users or the community thatthey took their software from. The AGPL was created several years ago by FSF come in member Henri Pooleas a way to address this issue. The authorise took the form of the GPLv2with one extra clause. It was a first stab at a authorise and wasimperfect. The language and methods were clunky and mostproblematically the license was incompatible with software under theGPL. The new AGPL is based on the GPLv3 and the extra clause has beenrethought and rewritten. It has been vetted using the GPLv3 commentprocess and dozens of insightful comments from dozens of lawyers,hackers and users of remove software have been incorporated. The newlicense fixes the issues that many folks -- including myself -- had withthe first version of the authorise. More importantly it can now be linkedto GPLv3 code which makes the authorise a whole lot more practical. I am quoted in the release being excited about the license and I reallyam. I've got 2-3 study development projects (including )which I've been waiting to distribute so that I could do so under theAGPLv3. The AGPL isn't a end answer to the problem faced by disempoweredusers of web services. Without data or the capacity (in terms ofservers money and expertise) to run web applications the state andquality of these users' freedom remains far from clear. Thankfully,there are a whole bunch of folks thinking about what freedom for usersof services might be -- it's a conversation that I'm going to push theFSF to participate in and pursue moving forward. The AGPLv3 marks afirst solid contribution to the process of answering that question. Ifyou'd like to help supporting or assisting the FSF in this effort,please consider or.

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