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2. Dopamine to Dongbei Dahua.

Author

van Paridon, Elsbeth

Subjects
*DOPAMINE, *SOCIAL media, *INTERNET users
Abstract

The article discusses the fashion trends that emerged in China in 2023. It highlights the popularity of "dopamine dressing," which involves wearing colorful outfits to boost mood and counteract the negative effects of recent events such as the pandemic. The article also mentions the influence of Barbie on Chinese social media, with netizens embracing 1980s and 1990s styles. Additionally, there is a resurgence of interest in vintage fashion, particularly the dongbei dahua cotton-padded jacket with its traditional peony pattern. These trends reflect a mix of modern and traditional influences in Chinese fashion. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

3. Adobe unveils additional AI-based video-generation tools.

Author

Finnegan, Matthew

Subjects
*GENERATIVE artificial intelligence, *VIDEO excerpts, *ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *INTERNET users, *FIREFLIES, *WEB-based user interfaces
Abstract

Adobe has announced the development of a new tool called the Firefly Video model, which will allow users to create short video clips using text inputs. This tool is part of Adobe's genAI models, which also include image, design, and vector graphic generation. The Firefly Video model will be available through a web app and will allow users to generate video clips from text prompts, with adjustable controls for camera angles, motion, and zoom. Additionally, users can upload images as prompts to turn illustrations into live action clips. The videos created will have a maximum length of five seconds. Adobe aims to support the professional video community and streamline workflows with this new tool. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

4. DuckDuckGo’s privacy-focused email service now open for all.

Author

CRIDER, MICHAEL

Subjects
*EMAIL, *INTERNET users
Abstract

PHOTO (COLOR): The Email Protection Report tells users which companies have had their email trackers removed. The Email Protection system is available using the DuckDuckGo browser extension on Windows (fave.co/3f0gmJf), the DuckDuckGo dedicated browser on Mac (fave.co/3Ltlb9Z), or the DuckDuckGo app on iOS (fave.co/3eOVCE3) and Android (fave.co/3SeOvmV). The DuckDuckGo email service (fave.co/ 3C0AGmZ) has been in closed beta, but the company just removed the waitlist and made the service open for all. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

5. 10 ALTERNATIVE BROWSERS.

Author

PAUL, IAN

Subjects
*WEB browsers, *COMPUTER software, *INTERNET, *WEB browsing, *INTERNET users
Abstract

The article evaluates Internet browser software such as Opera Neon, Vivaldi, and Maxthon.

Published
2017

8. INTERNET RESOURCES.

Author

Syrkin, Darby

Subjects
*WEBSITES, *COMPUTER network resources, *WEB development, *INTERNET users, *WEB accessibility, *CIVIL service
Abstract

The article reviews several web sites related to public service including http://www.dartmouth.edu/.∼collab/index.html, http://www.usabilityfirst.com/ and http://www.webain.org.

Published
2006
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11. PRODUCT PIPELINE.

Author

Rethlefsen, Melissa L.

Subjects
*LIBRARIANS, *BLOGS, *WEB 2.0, *COMPUTER network resources, *INTERNET forums, *INTERNET users
Abstract

The article discusses Web 2.0 instant messaging (IM) programs which may be especially useful to librarians who answer reference questions online. One such program was developed by Meebo, which allows non-IM library patrons and libraries to communicate without the need to download additional IM software. Similar software programs were created by companies like Twitter whose product allows users to post comments or blogs that can be read and responded to by other users.

Published
2007

14. STOP THE SPYING.

Author

Suciu, Peter

Subjects
*SPYWARE (Computer software), *COMPUTER software industry, *WORLD Wide Web, *COMPUTER software, *INTERNET marketing, *WEBSITES, *COMPUTER users, *CYBERSPACE, *INTERNET users
Abstract

Reports that software which tracks the movements of computer users in cyberspace is on the rise. Discussion of how marketers use "spy" technology to track which Web sites consumers visit in order to better direct advertisements; Suggestion that consumers buy spyware protection at stores as opposed to downloading spyware protection, which is often disguised spyware; List of Web sites offering spyware protection software.

Published
2005

16. The Evolution of the Chinese Internet: Creative Visibility in the Digital Public.

Author

Wang, Hongjian

Subjects
*INTERNET, *PROPAGANDA, *CHINESE people, *ACTIVISM, *INTERNET users, *VIRTUAL culture
Abstract

Relatedly, while the Chinese internet started off as the elite's sport, the heyday of the blog coincided with the rapid growth of China's middle class. Twenty-seven years after getting connected to the internet, China has turned from a complete novice taking baby steps into a digital giant that not only boasts the largest number of internet users in the world, but leads innovations in technological development, business models, civil engagement, and government surveillance. Though she assumes a daunting task, Guo handles the mountains of information gracefully and offers a concise, clearly structured, and captivating account that offers a historical bird's-eye view of China's ever-changing digital sphere, as well as its key moments and events. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022
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18. Get Site Stats Without the Stress.

Author

Heck, Mike

Subjects
*COMPUTER software, *APPLICATION software, *WEBSITES, *INTERNET users
Abstract

The article reviews the Web analysis tools ClickTracks 6.1 from ClickTracks and NetApplications HitsLink from NetApplications. INSET: Google Sitemaps Freshens Web-Page Crawls.

Published
2006

19. Users.

Subjects
*VIRTUAL reality, *INTERNET users, *FICTION
Published
2022

24. WEBWATCH.

Author

AWE, SUSAN C.

Subjects
*WEBSITES, *RIGHT of privacy, *INTERNET, *INTERNET users, *HUMAN services
Abstract

Reviews web sites that help Internet users preserve their privacy and track privacy trends in business and government. Electronic Privacy Information Center; Privacy Rights Clearinghouse; Webveil; Privacy.Net; Others.

Published
2000

25. WEB SITES.

Author

Etkin, Cynthia and Coutts, Brian E.

Subjects
*INTERNET, *INTERNET users, *COMPUTER users, *WORLD Wide Web
Abstract

Presents the results of studies on Internet usage in the U.S. as of January 2004. Percentage of men and women using the Internet in the U.S. based on a report released by the UCLA Internet Project in January 2004; Increase in information-seeking activities through the Internet since 2000 according to a study from the Pew Internet & American Life Project; Significance of the findings of the studies.

Published
2004

26. Menores e Internet.

Author

Rojo, Alberto Sánchez

Subjects
*INTERNET & youth, *INTERNET users, *NONFICTION
Published
2015

29. Reach Out and See Someone.

Author

McCracken, Harry

Subjects
*VIDEOCONFERENCING, *DIGITAL cameras, *INTERNET users, *HUMAN services
Abstract

Evaluates Web-based video chatting. Review of equipment and supplies, including Creative Labs' Video Blaster Web Cam 3, and the videoconferencing applications Eyeball Chat LE and seesaw.com; Common problems experienced, including microphone trouble; Picture and sound quality; Other sites that offer services for those with Webcams.

Published
2001

35. THE BRIGHT SIDE OF GOING DARK.

Subjects
*INTERNET users, *FICTION
Abstract

A social media influencer goes through a self-imposed electronics detox while another woman hacks into her online identity in an attempt to distract a family member from thoughts of suicide. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

37. Google Hangouts Chat Makes It Easier to See if Your Pals Are Online.

Author

Weiss, Todd R.

Subjects
*INTERNET users, *SOFTWARE upgrades
Abstract

The article discusses the upgrade in American computer software company Google's messaging application Hangouts as of May 13, 2014, which enables its chat users to know if another user is active and available.

Published
2014

39. Digital Consumers: Reshaping the Information Professions.

Author

Hahn, Jim

Subjects
*INTERNET users, *NONFICTION, *ECONOMICS
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Digital Consumers: Reshaping the Information Professions," edited by David Nicholas and Ian Rowlands.

Published
2008

40. favoris: partager ses photos.

Author

Cezard, Quentin

Subjects
*INTERNET resources in photography, *INTERNET users, *PHOTOGRAPH albums, *COMPUTER network resources, *HUMAN services
Abstract

The article reviews several Websites offering users the opportunity to share photographs including Joomeo located at www.joomeo.fr, Picasa Web and Google + (picasaweb.google.com), and Pictureland, at www.pictureland.fr.

Published
2013

41. Learn More About What You're Reading With a Click.

Author

MOSSBERG, WALTER S.

Subjects
*WEB browsing, *INTERNET users, *COMMERCIAL product evaluation, *HUMAN services
Abstract

The author reviews the Curiyo program that can be added to Web browsers as of 2013, reporting that the product can assist Internet users in researching unfamiliar terms and concepts without leaving the Internet page on which the terms or concepts appear.

Published
2013

42. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

Author

Borel, Brooke

Subjects
*COMMERCIAL product evaluation, *ENERGY conservation equipment, *INTERNET users, *ELECTRIC household appliances, *HOUSEHOLD electronics, *HOUSEHOLD electronics industry equipment, *MANAGEMENT, *HUMAN services, ENERGY efficiency of household appliances
Abstract

The article evaluates several electricity-use monitoring products for home use that upload data to the Internet, including the TED 5000, EnergyHub, and Shaspa Smart Home.

Published
2010

43. Family Networking Sites.

Author

Ishizuka, Kathy

Subjects
*COMPUTERS & families, *SOCIAL networks, *INTERNET & society, *TECHNOLOGY & society, *INTERNET users, *WIKIS, *FORUMS, *WEBSITES, *FAMILIES
Abstract

The article discusses social networking sites specifically designed for families. Such sites employ such Internet technologies as photo-sharing and wikis which allow families to connect with others. The site features are very similar to those of MySpace and other Internet-based social forums.

Published
2006

44. Assess Online.

Author

Huggett, Cindy

Subjects
*WEBSITES, *RANKINGS of websites, *INTERNET users, *BUSINESS enterprises, *COMPUTER network resources, *COMPUTER users
Abstract

Reviews the web site www.skillsone.com.

Published
2005

45. THE WEBMASTER.

Subjects
*CELL phones, *INTERNET, *INTERNET users
Abstract

Evaluates Nokia 6230 that provides the user with web and internet access.

Published
2005

46. Pay to Play: MP3s by Subscription.

Author

Crouch, Cameron

Subjects
*MUSIC, *CUSTOMER services, *DIGITAL media, *INTERNET users, *HUMAN services
Abstract

Evaluates services which allow consumers to pay a subscription fee in order to obtain MP3 music files legally. Services including Spinrecords.com, EMusic.com, RealNetwork's Real.com Media and Goldpass, and services offered by record companies Universal, Sony, and EMI; Key features; Pros and cons; Cost; Recommendation.

Published
2000

47. Mailing Lists for the Masses.

Author

Bass, Steve

Subjects
*EMAIL systems, *EMAIL, *INTERNET users, *HUMAN services
Abstract

Evaluates Onelist, a free Web-based service for electronic mail users that allows them to stay in touch with up to a thousand people at a time. Features of the service; The advantages of Onelist; What Onelist requires from e-mail senders in order to use the service.

Published
2000

49. Because Internet.

Author

van Driel, Martine

Subjects
*LANGUAGE & the Internet, *INTERNET users, *NONFICTION
Published
2019

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