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The Nightly Build: Tuesday January 30

By Michael Calore January 30, 2007 Categories: Other

NightlybuildThe Nightly Build:

  • Harvard is now offering a select set of course content free to general public and available via the newly created Harvard niche at the iTunes Store.

  • TorrentFreak reports that the Dutch are considering an internet tax as a way to compensate record companies for piracy. Hopefully the U.S. government won’t do likewise since the history of government subsidies to prop up dying industries is not pretty.

  • The W3C and OASIS have joined up to release a new web standard for industrial graphics. Industrial graphics refers to technical illustrations in electronic documents, specifically WebCGM, which is widely deployed in the defense, aviation, architecture, and transportation industries.

  • TSIA: Robot parking garage to open in New York.

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