Posts Tagged with ‘independent’

The last 365.2425 days - give or take - have comprised a pretty remarkable period of time. Everything in the tech space has appeared supercharged since that day of new beginnings past. Whether you look at advancements made in root technologies that have enabled the transmission of higher and higher quality media over the Web, or more singular accomplishments like new utilitarian services among the likes of office software built both for local and remote use and backup options that [...]

Zoho, a company responsible for the creation of one of the finest Web-based software suites in existence, today unveiled a much-anticipated update to its word processor.
While a previous iteration of the utility enabled the user the option to read documents while not connected to a broadband service, courtesy of Google’s Gears plug-in, Zoho’s new release of Writer allows for total offline access.
That means reading and editing is now possible with the new Zoho-plus-Google Gears combo. Which is something [...]

Late last spring we brought you word of the debut of an online venue called YouLicense, which provided place for independent music creators to license their tracks and clips to those who, well, wish to license music, whether it be for a marketing or commercial purpose, or any other purpose, really. And since June, it seems to have grown quite a bit, actually.
Well, today we bring you word of a new project from the creators of YouLicense. It’s called VIRV. [...]

Mark Cuban’s making headlines again, and the news has nothing to do with his pet project, HDNet, or his basketball team. Butt it’s got lots to do with the independent and foreign film company Magnolia he co-owns with Todd Wagner. Standing behind Magnolia, Cuban is subpoenaing Google to gather knowledge about individuals responsible for posting content owned by the 2929 Entertainment holdee (and without its consent, obviously) on YouTube.
Mark Cuban is in a very interesting situation. First he founds Broadcast.com, which [...]