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January 2006

• Best Presentation And Digital Imaging Tools From Sharewood Picnic
  Today, the online media universe is inventing and producing ideas, services and new tools at an unprecedented rate. For anyone, including topic experts, news researchers and media reporters like me, it is not easy to monitor and track all the new announcements, technology releases and fresh ideas being launched out there. Photo credit: Scott Maxwell A whole new class of filtering, aggregation and content browsing tools are indeed emerging to...
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  Robin Good -- January 27
• Resize And Enlarge Digital Images Without Losing Quality: PhotoZoom Professional
  PhotoZoom Professional is a digital image editing software that can resize and enlarge images without any apparent loss of quality. Click over the image to enlarge it PhotoZoom Professional uses a patented, advanced interpolation method, called S-Spline, which is highly effective in resizing digital images without generating the typical interpolation artifacts. PhotoZoom Pro can be very helpful in disciplines that require high quality image size manipulation such as desktop publishing,...
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  Robin Good and Monica Loeb -- January 16
• Standards-Based Web Presentations? S5 Is The Answer
  S5 (Simple Standards-based Slide Show System) is a way to create web-based presentations by utilizing open standard protocols and editing pre-existing CSS-based web page templates. S5 presentations are simply highly "intelligent" CSS-based web templates that can be created, edited and modified with any standard text editor. S5 is a slide show format based entirely on XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript. With one file, anyone can customize a fully-web-compatible slide show while...
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  Robin Good and Monica Loeb -- January 13
• Portable Projectors Are Coming
  Mitsubishi has announced the upcoming availability of a new breed of truly portable projection devices: portable projectors. At just one pound, this new palm-sized technology opens up a whole new universe of opportunities for future projectors new applications and use. While this new entry from Mitsubishi remains too dim for traditional projector applications, "it's just right for quick, easy, and temporary setup in a dim room for watching a...
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  Robin Good -- January 9
• 10-20-30 PowerPoint Rule: Guy Kawasaki Gets It!
  Guy Kawasaki, PowerPoint 10-20-30 rule it's all over the blogosphere, and deservedly so, as Guy really nails down some of the long time obstacles and myths about effective presentation design and delivery. What Guy Kawasaki advocates is nothing more than putting together at least the basic minimum common sense and to design presentations that are short, to the point and highly legible. Guy Kawasaki Could I agree more? Here in...
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  Robin Good -- January 4