TOP5 for 08/03/2006
Filed in archive Daily Top 5 by Creative Weblogging on August 04, 2006
| The Devil Wears Prada and watches Metacafe? The Digital TV Weblog |
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| Online video Web sites are popping up everywhere. So why not add one more to the mix? Arik Czerniak, CEO of Metacafe .com, says the site is the "Prada of online video," because you'll see only the "best" videos on the site. Metacafe users review, filter, and rate thousands of new videos each day and the top videos are quickly... Read it all |
 Consumer Electronics |
| Altnet Launches Global File Registry Digital Music - The Future |
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| Altnet, known for its legal and secured entertainment file service carried by Kazaa P2P software, has launched the Global File Registry. The Registry is set up as a web service where content providers can list their music, video, or other files. P2P and other developers integrate Altnet software into their application. The web service checks file hash codes against the... Read it all |
 Ecommerce & Internet |
| Scheduling a C-section The Parenting Weblog |
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| With my first son, labor was induced for 3 days. On the third day, when my cervix was finally dilated, my blood pressure shot down and my baby was in distress. Thus, I was given general anesthesia and an emergency C-section had to be performed. "A c-section is a surgical procedure that involves making an incision in your abdomen and uterus... Read it all |
 Family & Home |
| Berberine's Anti-Diabetes Properties, Now Has Scientific Evidence Straightfromthedoc |
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| Research collaboration between Chinese, Korean, and Australian scientists at Sydney's Garvan Institute revealed that the natural plant product berberine could be a valuable new treatment against type 2 diabetes. Berberine, found in the roots and bark of a number of plants used for medicinal purposes including wound healing and treatment of diarrhea, has been documented in Chinese literature as having glucose-lowering... Read it all |
 Life Sciences |
| Do Regulations Help Business On the Web? Businesspundit |
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| A new study shows that regulation of websites makes them less trustworthy. Jamal's research involved an analysis of the top 100 business websites in the United States before the recently passed laws to regulate the tracking and selling of information had taken effect. Working with a colleague, Dr. Norman Bowie of the University of Minnesota, Jamal then compared the U.S. results... Read it all |
 Business, Economy & Finance |
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