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A Candle For IOD Netlabel! | To celebrate its first birthday, Paris top-notch Ambient Netlabel IOD releases an exclusive compilation. Miniature Forest Remix is a chosen collection of seven, well, remixes from the corresponding The Green Kingdom song released by IOD mother ship SEM. Everybody with just the slightest interest in experimental Ambient: go download! Usually, I avoid talking about the same Netlabels over and over again. But this release is too important to keep it in the closet just because I wrote about Brometer and IOD two weeks ago. The Green Kingdom, Detroit-based musician and graphic designer gave out the song Miniature Forest from his self titled CD debut for a bunch of house-keeping IOD artists to let them redraft his delicate Ambient textures. Exile-Irishman Darren McClure takes the original with him on a trip underwater. Not a trip to abysmal pits but a smooth skin-dive through colorful coastal waters. SEM-mastermind Alexandre Navarro treats the song with his cine scope delay mainly. Navarro s edit is pretty close to his own sound of semi-experimental, melancholy guitar Ambient and brings forth a sniveling feel of prairie vastness. Letna (SEM) and Mexican Manrico Montero (of Mandorla-fame) rework the track from a similar minimalistic point of view, the former with a good amount of Pop, the later with a rather dark approach. Both at huge success. My favorite remix comes from Jason Corder a.k.a. offthesky, a guy you probably have heard of. His Miniature Forest is the most song-like rework and so full of fresh textures, strange sounds and beautiful melodies that it s a pleasure to zoom in and listen closely. Did I mention the best place for Ambient music is the Netaudio scene? Go download the proove! MP3 Ambient Music Download Release Site: The Green Kingdom - Miniature Forest Netlabel: www.semlabel.com/iod Artist Website: www.thegreenkingdom.wordpress.com

James Averdieck, Founder and Managing Director of Gü Chocolate Puds spoke at this year's Institute of Directors Annual Conference, 2008. In his speech, he touched upon what it takes to get real talent into your business, and what you need to do to keep them there. This is an excerpt from that speech, but more from this successful business leader can be seen in an upcoming show on yourBusinessChannel. See the full length show soon at http://www.yourbusinesschannel.com

Today i saw Bill Gates in London, talking about his plans for his own future and about his vision of converging technology. This video is an exclusive, I guess - although it's shot from my chair with my phone and you can't see much - it was the first time they'd presented their plans for the future of Office, with reference to cloud/internet applications. People I teach and work with are more excited and amazed by Google docs and wikis than almost anything else - collaborative document editing. No emailing round a document, losing track of versions, worrying about backup or security. Everybody editing the same document. But they all wish that they could use Microsoft instead of Google or an unknown wiki provider. The Microsoft brand is strong. For a while, Microsoft have dodged this issue more or less - cloud-based apps are very different from their one-application-licence-per-machine revenue model. Today Bill gave a little glimpse of how Microsoft are going to integrate live online internet applications and cloud data storage with desktop-installed Office apps - and make everything available across all devices. In this case, it was embedding access to Microsoft CRM - an online customer data management app - within Outlook, with a few other toys like IM and Virtual Earth thrown in for good measure. Author: twittervlog Keywords: bill gates microsoft iod cloud office crm rupert howe twittervlog twitter n93 london technology it computer Added: January 30, 2008

Today i saw Bill Gates in London, talking about his plans for his own future and about his vision of converging technology. This video is an exclusive, I guess - although it s shot from my chair with my phone and you can t see much - it was the first time they d presented their plans for the future of Office, with reference to cloud/internet applications. People I teach and work with are more excited and amazed by Google docs and wikis than almost anything else - collaborative document editing. No emailing round a document, losing track of versions, worrying about backup or security. Everybody editing the same document. But they all wish that they could use Microsoft instead of Google or an unknown wiki provider. The Microsoft brand is strong. For a while, Microsoft have dodged this issue more or less - cloud-based apps are very different from their one-application-licence-per-machine revenue model. Today Bill gave a little glimpse of how Microsoft are going to integrate live online internet applications and cloud data storage with desktop-installed Office apps - and make everything available across all devices. In this case, it was embedding access to Microsoft CRM - an online customer data management app - within Outlook, with a few other toys like IM and Virtual Earth thrown in for good measure. Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), MP3 Audio (.mp3), Flash Video (.flv)