Archive for April, 2009
AWS In Education
Amazon has announced a new program, AWS in Education, offering educational institutions and faculty access to grants to allow them to help students get hands-on experience
AWS in Education provides a set of programs that enable the worldwide academic community to easily leverage the benefits of Amazon Web Services for teaching and research. With AWS in [...]
Goodbye, Nambu
I’ve been using Nambu for a few weeks now, and raved about it to friends, via Twitter and on this blog.
While it’s encouraging to see the developers continue to push out new releases, the instability of the app has lead me to stop using it, for now.
While I very much enjoy the layout, ease-of-use and [...]
Does Social Media Level the Media Playing Ground?
I was born and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania. Neslted on Lake Erie, it’s the fourth largest city in the commonwealth and it its a great place to live, work and raise a family. Media wise, there’s 1 daily newspaper, two companies that control the radio stations (read: very little local programming) and 4 TV stations, [...]
