Some Industry News...

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This post was originally published on November 15, 2006 on The Standard, the Raincity Studios blog, credited to “Megan Cole”. This post reflects the context and tools of its time; some links and services mentioned no longer exist.

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CRTC Blocked and No More Wires!

Many of us at Raincity are busy this week with helping out and participating in the Drupal training workshop that we're co-producing with Bryght, while continuing with our client work.

All is going great at the sessions... sooo much Drupal my head is starting to spin, but spin in a really, really good way. Collectively, we're training and learning a lot. For me, I'm on the learning a lot wave, not having used Drupal too deeply in the past. Right now, we're in the middle of looking at the neat 'views' and 'contemplate' modules: Hot stuff!

But I had a little time to spin through some tech news today, and spotted some interesting and noteworthy articles that I wanted to share, if you haven't already found them on your own:

Check out this bit on how our Conservative government is going to put a stop to the CRTC's ploy on internet phone regulation. See details here.

And what about adding more electromagnetic fields into our lives? Let's hope it's not radioactive... This one is pretty fascinating and has physicists at MIT finding the right technology for a re-charging toy that will enable users to recharge their batteries in laptops and mobiles from a laptop-sized tool at a relatively close range. If you have one of these tools in each room of your home, you'll likely be completely and truly wireless!
Read all about it here.

And yesterday, Amanda Congdon became the first videoblogger for a major news broadcaster: ABC snagged her!

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