Tech Bits Weekly Round-up (October 24-30)

Brunner campaign begins Innovation Tour for Ohio Jobs. [Ohio Tech Bits Blog]

Forty years ago today, the birth of the Internet. CNN interviews Leonard Kleinrock, who connected the UCLA’s host computer to one at Stanford Research Institute and sent the first message over a computer network. [Ohio Tech Bits Blog]

Jumpstart offers a solid base for emerging Cleveland-area businesses. [Cleveland Plain-Dealer via Advance Northeast Ohio]

The Twittering Masses Get Lists. After a two-week test launch, Twitter Lists have been fully rolled out. [Digits (Wall Street Journal)]

Introducing Android 2.0. [Android Developers]

IT Martini Hour 6 Video. Fall Forward MASH-UP, IT Pros Facing Career ADVERSITY, TasteCasting DEMO below. [IT Martini]

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  1. kleinrock Says:
    April 3rd, 2010 at 4:48 am

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