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  The Technology Chronicles: In an interview with Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes," embattled former chairwoman Patricia Dunn, who faces criminal charges for her role in the company's disastrous leak probe, accused former director Thomas Perkins of having been behind the campaign to oust her from the HP board and destroy her reputation. (via Cosmos)

Planet Web 2.0: I saw a demo of the new Yahoo Photos product at DEMO earlierthis year (see screen shots here - more below), and again tonight at a launchevent. Team members Darryl Eaton, Will Aldrich, Scott Schiller, TimAnderson and Patrick Jean were there, as well as Flickr co-founderStewart Butterfield and others (picture of all except Tim ishere). (via Cosmos)

  Ezzy Enough: » Sharpcast Beta 2 ”” Today Sharpcast released a further upgrade to their Photos app, making the sync functionality more powerful and offering a 5GB free account. (via Cosmos)

Life, the Universe and Everything: Yesterday I talked about Sharpcast a project in early stages but already working exactly the way it’s supposed today I’m trilled with the idea finally to have something as great as TextMate for Windows. I hate to say it but most part of my days I use XP so knowing the powers of TextMate and not being able to use it makes me anxious about InType.It’s still developing so for now we’re stuck with the blog only, the good news are that it might be ready for alpha next month. (via Cosmos)

  Read/WriteWeb: He said it's "more that the online/offline seamless user experience is not somethingthat people are used to [...] it's an experience that people don't expect outside of acorporate Exchange environment." So with Photos, Sharpcast is trying to get people (i.e.consumers) used to the beauty of that seamless experience - it's an educationprocess. (via Cosmos)

Nooface: In Search of the Post-PC Interface: Unlike peer-to-peer based file sharing systems, many of which are crumbling or restructuring under legal pressures, with these systems content is not actually transferred, so that others can enjoy the content without apparent risk of violating IP rights. Rather, these companies are touting a kind of personalized "broadcast" approach, in which content is streamed over the web to others who may be interested in experiencing a unique, personalized mix of media associated with an individual. (via Cosmos)

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