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Six Apart Launch an Ad Network and New Services  Tomorrow Six Apart will launch a new ad network, the acquisition of a social media agency and new ’services’.
I’ve published the full press release below but tomorrow Six Apart are going public with some major developments.
The main components of the announcements today:
A New Ad Network - for ‘influential bloggers’ Six Apart will now offer a [...] [..] |
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| HOW TO - Build a one-motor walker I featured Jerome Demer’s ingenious little one-motor walker in my book Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Building Robots. I’ve been hoping he’d put up an Instructable and he finally has. This is a bit of a finicky mechanical build, but worth the effort. It uses a standard BEAM bicore circuit as its brain (via the 74HCT240 [...] [..] |
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Orientation aware camera build info  Andrew was kind enough to post additional info on his excellent USB camera project including wiring diagram and source code.
I started this project without really having any idea where it would end up. I started off by deciding it could be interesting to build a device that would sample a 3-axis magnetometer and a 3-axis [...] [..] |
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| How Do I Build Credibility and Presence Online? @SmallFishMedia asks about “How To Boost Credibility And Presence Online As A Blogger”
Let me compile a little list of comments on this questions:
it takes time to build credibility with people. Don’t rush it
work at having a presence not just on your own blog but in other relevant spaces to your niche (including other blogs through [...] [..] |
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Build: The Wave Shield for Arduino  Controlling audio with a micro-controller can be difficult, really difficult. The Wave Shield, from LadyAda, makes it simple. There is a bunch of sample code on the LadyAda website to get you up and running fast once you build the kit.
The Wave Shield is just one component that will be integrated into an interactive piece [...] [..] |
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T-Mobile to launch 3G network without data support 
Seriously? Remember that little bit of news we got about T-Mobile’s upcoming 3G network launch in New York? Exciting stuff, save for one small, tiny little detail. According to an internal memo that the carrier is currently circulating, they only plan on flipping the switch on the voice portion of their "next-gen" mobile network. Uh…okay. [...] [..] |
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Build a custom volume pedal for your synth  This hack shows how to build a custom volume pedal for various synthesizers out of a discarded electric organ called a Baldwin Model 5. The organ in question was built before potentiometers had been invented so the maker added the necessary ingredient to make his pedal work. Lots more info at the link below.
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| Clock from bike parts Guy Vardi writes in:
The clock is build out of bicycle parts. One of the design principles was to use only used elements. Edison once said that to invent you need good imagination and a pile of junk. The designers took his advice seriously.
The Bike clock was build by Yedidya Vardi and Vladimir Zviagintsev [...] [..] |
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Build a DIY CO2 reactor  Here’s some info on a custom built “Carbon Dioxide Aquarium Reactor” that combines baking yeast, sugar, water, and tubing. Pretty interesting documentation of the build at the link below.
Homemade DIY CO2 Reactor
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PVC Pipe & duct tape canoe  Ben writes-
It’s amazing how a simple idea can take on a life of its own once you start. Have a desire to build a boat for fishing at your local lakes and a bunch of American Ingenuity? Build a boat out of things American, Duct Tape, PVC pipe, and plastic.
I wanted a boat [...] [..] |
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Why The Ad Network Pyramid Schemes Won't Work  We understand why startups are creating a new ad network every day: Investors are willing to fund them. But why are big media companies starting ad networks? Aren't they busy selling ads for the [..] |
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| Atlus Makes You Master Of The Monster Lair [Game Announce] Budding dungeon designers can get excited about Atlus' latest, Master of the Monster Lair, which challenges Nintendo DS gamers to build a better monster trap. A talking shovel recruits a young hero to build dungeons to bait and trap the wandering monsters [..] |
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New Screen Shots of Windows 7 M3 Build 6780  PC users, feast your eyes. A Windows beta tester has just unleashed a whole bunch of screen shots of the latest build of Windows 7. No, it’s not called Mojave but it sure does still look a lot like Vista. Of course Vista’s looks aren’t what have kept many a PC rocking XP so we [...]
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HOW TO - Build micro-bots  This Instructable details a number of tiny robots (e.g. a cubic inch sumo and a pager-bot that fits on a quarter) built by the author. If nothing else, it’ll give you an idea for just how difficult it is to build autonomous, programmable robots on this scale.
Building Small Robots: Making One Cubic Inch Micro-Sumo Robots [...] [..] |
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Video Ad Networks Ad Technology, New Offices 
Video ad network YuMe is rolling out new software for advertisers, while ad network Brightroll added a Chicago office and new hires in New York and Los Angeles.
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