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Google Siapkan Channel K-Pop di YouTube


Kepala eksekutif Google, Eric Schmidt baru-baru ini menyepakati, pihaknya akan membuat channel eksklusif di YouTube untuk diisi lagu-lagu pop Korea Selatan atau isitilah kerennya K-Pop (Korean Pop).

Tindakan tersebut dilakukan saat bos Google tersebut mengunjungi negeri ginseng awal pekan ini, sebagai bagian dari upaya perluasan usaha perusahaannya.

Persetujuan terjadi setelah Schmidt mengunjungi Presiden Korsel Lee Myung Bak. Demikian dikatakan petugas Kepresidenan Korsel.

Schmidt setuju untuk meningkatkan popularitas K-Pop ke penjuru dunia dengan menggunakan channel di YouTube, dan juga akan mendukung perusahaan internet raksasa ini di Korsel.

Lee meminta adanya kerja sama yang aktif antara Google dengan perusahaan di Korsel, sedangkan Schmidt menekankan pentingnya sikap terbuka dan orientasi global dalam mengembangkan pasar internet.
sumber: Suara Pembaruan

Situs Internet yang Paling Banyak Dikunjungi Sepanjang Tahun 2011



Lembaga riset Nielsen merilis alamat situs yang selalu menjadi tujuan para pemakai internet selama setahun terakhir ini. Alhasil, Google, Facebook, dan Youtube merupakan situs yang sering dikunjungi pemakai internet.

Seperti dikutip dari CNet oleh Kompas, Nielsen mengategorikan hasil risetnya ke dalam tiga bagian, yaitu Top 10 US Web Brands di 2011, Top 10 US Social Networks & Blog di 2011, dan Top 10 US Online Destinations untuk Video. Survei ini dilakukan hanya di Amerika Serikat. Untuk Indonesia, berdasarkan data dari Alexa.com, lima situs teratas yang paling sering dikunjungi tak jauh beda dengan di AS.

Nielsen mengukur hasil surveinya berdasarkan jumlah pengunjung unik (unique visitor) per bulan yang mengunjungi tiap-tiap situs yang disurvei. Rata-rata, yang menjadi posisi puncak dalam hasil survei tersebut merupakan perusahaan internet raksasa yang sudah lama berkecimpung di internet.

10 US Web Brands di 2011 (dalam juta pengunjung per bulan):
1. Google (153,441)
2. Facebook (137,644)
3. Yahoo! (130,121)
4. MSN/WindowsLive/Bing (115,89)
5. Youtube (106,692)
6. Microsoft (83,691)
7. AOL Media Network (74,633)
8. Wikipedia (62,097)
9. Apple (61,608)
10. Ask Search Network (60,552)

Top 10 US Social Networks & Blog di 2011 (dalam juta pengunjung per bulan):
1. Facebook (137,644)
2. Blogger (45,712)
3. Twitter (23,574)
4. Wordpress.com (20,357)
5. MySpace.com (17,935)
6. LinkedIn (17,020)
7. Tumblr (10,879)
8. Google+ (8,207)
9. Yahoo! Pulse (8,063)
10. Six Apart TypePad (7,793)

Top 10 US Online Destinations for Video (dalam juta pengunjung per bulan):
1. Youtube (111,152)
2. Vevo (34,58)
3. Facebook (29,802)
4. Yahoo! (25,324)
5. MSN/WindowsLive/Bing (16,563)
6. AOL Media Network (13,327)
7. Hulu (13,159)
8. The CollegeHumor Network (12,496)
9. CNN Digital Network (8,262)
10. Netflix (7,418)

Nielsen juga memeringkat ponsel pintar berdasarkan pangsa pasarnya di Amerika Serikat. Berikut Top 5 Vendor Ponsel Pintar (dalam persen):

1. Apple (29)
2. HTC (21)
3. RIM Blackberry (17)
4. Samsung (11)
5. Motorola (11)

Sumber: Kompas

54% of companies ban Facebook, Twitter at work


According to a study commissioned by Robert Half Technology, an IT staffing firm, 54% of U.S. companies say that they have banned workers from using social networking sites like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace while on the job. The study, released on Oct 6th '09, also found that 19% of companies allow social networking use only for business purposes, while 16% allow limited personal use.

Only 10% of the 1,400 CIOs interviewed answer that their companies allow employees full access to social networks during work hours.

"Using social networking sites may divert employees' attention away from more pressing priorities, so it's understandable that some companies limit access," said Dave Willmer, executive director of Robert Half Technology and a Computerworld columnist, in a statement. "For some professions, however, these sites can be leveraged as effective business tools, which may be why about one in five companies allows their use for work-related purposes."

A study released last summer concluded that social networking use could hurt the bottom line.

Nucleus Research, an IT research firm, reported in July that employee productivity drops 1.5% at companies that allow full access to Facebook in the workplace. That survey of 237 corporate employees also showed that 77% of workers who have a Facebook account use it during work hours.

Nucleus said that the survey found that "some" employees use the social networking site for as much as two hours a day at work. It did not say how many workers fit into that category, but it did note that one in 33 workers surveyed said that they use Facebook only while at work. And of those using Facebook at work, 87% said they had no clear business reason for accessing the network.

And in August, the U.S. Marine Corps reaffirmed its ban on the use of social networks by its soldiers.

Planning on firing off a short missive on Twitter or posting an update to your friends on Facebook from the office?

Better check your employer's rules first!

Facebook


Facebook is a social networking website that is operated and privately owned by Facebook, Inc. Users can join networks organized by city, workplace, school, and region. People can also add friends and send them messages, and update their personal profiles to notify friends about themselves. The website's name stems from the colloquial name of a book given to incoming students at Zuckerberg's high school alma mater, Phillips Exeter Academy. The book shows the faces and names of the school's students and faculty.

Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook with fellow computer science major students and his roommates Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes while he was a student at Harvard University. Website membership was initially limited to Harvard students, but was expanded to other colleges in the Boston area, the Ivy League, and Stanford University. It later expanded further to include any university student, then high school students, and, finally, to anyone aged 13 and over. The website currently has more than 250 million active users worldwide.

Facebook has met with some controversy over the past few years. It has been blocked intermittently in several countries including Syria, China and Iran, although Iran later unblocked Facebook in 2009. It has also been banned at many places of work to discourage employees from wasting time using the service. Privacy has also been an issue, and it has been compromised several times. Facebook is also facing several lawsuits from a number of Zuckerberg's former classmates, who claim that Facebook had stolen their source code and other intellectual property.

A February 2009 Compete.com study has ranked Facebook as the most used social network by worldwide monthly active users, followed by MySpace.

Bill Gates Nyerah dengan Facebook


Menggunakan Facebook, menambah banyak teman di laman jejaring sosial itu merupakan sesuatu yang menyenangkan. Namun itu tidak lagi berlaku bagi Bill Gates.


Pendiri Microsoft yang juga berstatus orang terkaya di dunia itu rupanya sudah risih dengan begitu banyaknya orang yang ingin menjadi temannya di laman Facebook. Dia mengaku banyak orang yang tak dikenal yang mau menjadi friend. Akhirnya, Gates sudah tak tahan sehingga tak mau lagi mengaktifkan akun di Facebook.

Demikian curhat Gates dalam forum para pebisnis di New Delhi, India, Sabtu 25 Juli 2009. Gates mengaku pada awalnya dia tertarik bergabung masuk Facebook - laman jejaring sosial dan pertemanan yang didirkan Mark Zuckerberg pada 4 Februari 2004. Namun, Ia kewalahan menampung permintaan banyak orang yang ingin menjadi teman di Facebook. "Bayangkan, lebih dari 10.000 orang mau menjadi teman saya," tutur Gates seperti yang dikutip laman stasiun televisi NBC.

"Bagi saya itu sudah keterlaluan, akhirnya saya menyerah," lanjut Gates. Dia pun mengaku tidak begitu suka main SMS atau berlama-lama di depan layar komputer. "Saya bukan pengguna teknologi selama 24 jam penuh dan lebih suka membaca buku," tutur Gates, yang berada di India untuk menerima penghargaan atas perannya sebagai donatur lembaga amal.

Sumber: VIVAnews

Dialog Absurd Warga Djakarta (6)


Nanti pasti internet gua beribet jadinya!
IT: "Komputernya jangan dinyalain dulu ya, saya mau pasang internet
wireless dulu..."
Pegawai: "Komputer gua gak usah deh mas, ribet kebanyakan kabel neh..."

Didengar oleh teman seruangan yang langsung berusaha serius bekerja.


Kami takut kalo semangat nanti bapak ngapain kita...
Dosen frustasi melihat mahasiswa tak bersemangat: "Aduh, kalian lemes semua sih, saya jadi lemah syahwat nih!"

Universitas di Depok, didengar oleh para mahasiswa yang serentak bangun dari kantuknya


Kelepasan yang lagi di pikiran ya?
Cowo #1: "Wah siang-siang gini makan sotomie enak nih."
Cewe: "Iya ya..."
Cowo #2: "Hah? Siang-siang sodomi?"
Cowo #3: "Makanya mas kalo ada pengalaman pahit masa kecil ya diceritain gitu..."

Perkantoran Sudirman, didengar oleh satu ruangan yang bertanya-tanya kebiasaan siang hari cowo #2.

Girls explained in IT terms


HARD DISK GIRLS:
She remembers everything, FOREVER

RAM GIRLS:
She forgets about you, the moment you turn her off

WINDOW GIRLS:
Everyone knows that she can't do a thing right, but no one can live
without her.

SCREENSAVER GIRLS:
She is good for nothing but at least she is fun

INTERNET GIRLS:
Difficult to access

SERVER GIRLS:
Always busy when you need her.

MULTIMEDIA GIRLS:
She makes a horrible sight look beautiful

CD-ROM GIRLS:
She is always getting faster and faster.

EMAIL GIRLS:
Every ten things she says, eight are nonsense .

VIRUS GIRLS:
Also known as "wife'' when you are not expecting her, she comes, installs herself and uses all your resources. If you try to uninstall her you will lose something, if don't try to uninstall her you will lose everything...

Ciri-Ciri Netter Sejati


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Internet Geography


A teacher asked one of her pupils, "What's the nation's capital?"

The reply was, "Washington DC."

On being asked what the 'DC' stood for, the pupil added, "Dot com!"