| Mobile Video Advertising Now in Play at Clippz.com
Clippz.com -- the world's first and only way to sideload optimized videos from the Internet to a mobile device -- today announced a new initiative that will take mobile video advertising in a new and never before seen direction: sideways. Powered by the Clippz Software Suite, Clippz.com (www.clippz.com) now offers the opportunity to attach high quality advertisements to the full inventory of Clippz.com's mobile video clips. Ads can be inserted pre- or post-clip and formatted for optimum playback on any mobile device. Clippz.com content is delivered to users off-carrier by sideloading to cell phone or media player directly from a PC or Mac. .
Hovering over campus
When it comes to choosing a college, universities say they�re not just selling the school to kids anymore. Parents - especially "helicopter parents" who hover over their children and influence their college decisions - have to be sold on the school, too. "It�s a difficult situation for the kids," said Regina Morin, director of admissions at Columbia College, "not that the parents aren�t trying to be well-meaning and do the right thing, but it�s very difficult for them to step back and let the student take ownership." .
High-Speed Embedded Processors and Processors for SOHO/SMB to Be Focus of Linley Tech Seminar
On November 14, The Linley Group brings together industry leaders for a free one-day Linley Tech seminar on Processors for Networking and Communications. The seminar features a packed lineup of technical presentations addressing two key themes: high-speed embedded processors and processors for SOHO/SMB. The presentations will address processor architecture and design and their applications in networking and communications. .
NASA Offers $2 Million Lunar Lander Competition Prize
WASHINGTON - During the X PRIZE Cup Oct. 27-28, NASA's Centennial Challenges Program will offer prizes totaling $2 million if competing teams successfully meet the requirements of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge. The challenge will take place at Holloman Air Force Base, in Alamogordo, N.M. The purpose of the lunar lander challenge is to accelerate technology development leading to a commercial vehicle that could one day be capable of ferrying cargo or humans back and forth between lunar orbit and the moon's surface. To win the prize, teams must demonstrate a rocket-propelled vehicle and payload that takes off vertically, climbs to a defined altitude, flies for a pre-determined amount of time, and then land vertically on a target that is a fixed distance from the launch pad.
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