5
POPSImage Mosaic Generator Images used in the creation of image mosaics are collected from Flickr and copyright of their respective owners. If you like the Image Mosaic Generator please spread the word by writing a blog entry about it! The Image Mosaic Generator was created by pre a member of Adelaider you can contact the author by email using this link.
0
POPSNEWSgrist : Joy Garnett Welcome to NEWSgrist NEWSgrist was started in March 2000 as an e-zine devoted to the politics of art and culture in the digital age. For four years it was distributed entirely by email subscription. In April 2004 it morphed into a blog. Newsgrist remains dedicated to bridging gaps between the digital and the non-technical, art and activism, the diverse blog and non-blog worlds of readers and subscribers.
0
POPSTell Congress to preserve Net Neutrality Act Now You can help make the internet faster, more open and accessible to all. Tell Congress to preserve Net Neutrality and help ensure that the benefits and promise of the Internet are available to all Americans. 1Sign the petition and send a message to Congress 2Call your members of Congress 3Write a letter to your hometown newspaper 4Support the SavetheInternet.com Ad Fund 5Promote SavetheInternet on your blog or site 6Tell five friends to join the fight for Internet freedom
3
POPSChina backs down over blog ID proposal
Chinese bloggers will not have to register their real names online, after the government backed down over plans to enforce the proposals. With more and more stories surfacing regularly about web censorship, China's estimated 20 million bloggers will be pleased with the news that they will not be compelled to register their real names. The Internet Society of China (ISC) revealed on its website that it wanted bloggers to be self-disciplined and urged them to "consciously enhance their sense of responsibility and social awareness of public morality". One of the country's most famous bloggers, Ping Ke, told the BBC: "They are not forcing, but suggesting and encouraging people to do things now." Chinese bloggers protested at the proposals, which were viewed as methods by which the government could control information. Better services are being promised to those bloggers who opt to register their real names and personal details. Jeremy Goldkorn, founder of the website Danw
0
POPSIraq veteran wins blog prize as US military cuts web access Yesterday the defence department went further and announced it was blocking access "worldwide" to 13 communal websites, including YouTube and MySpace from military computers and networks. General BB Bell said the move was to protect operations from the drain on computer capacity caused by soldiers downloading videos on these sites.
0
POPShttp://www.hitech-soft.com/blog/archives/25 Pixia is a free painting and photo finishing tool originally created in Japan by Isao Maruoka. There it quickly became rather popular and after some time there appeared versions of the program in other languages including English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Chinese (simplified form), Polish and Hungarian. Now there is a rather big circle of Pixia fans who help to develop Pixia, create filters and masks for it, as well as plugins.
Newest Clips
see Newest Clips
Pops
Comments
Tags
4
Most Pops
Print
Save
Turn on live update