Content Developer Bookmarks
Citizen Media Law Project
The mission of the Citizen Media Law Project is to provide assistance, training, research, and other resources for individuals and organizations involved in online and citizen media. Affiliated with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society and the Center for Citizen Media. Bookmarked 09/13/2011.
The MobileESP Project
MobileESP is an open source project designed to provide web site developers with a lightweight API for detecting whether visitors are using a mobile device, and if so, what kind. Distributed under Apache License 2.0, source code is available in PHP, Java, APS.NET, Ruby and JavaScript. Bookmarked 05/25/2011.
Open Journal Systems
Open Journal Systems is a free, open source solution for managing and publishing scholarly journals online. Developed by the Public Knowledge Project, OJS seeks to improve the editorial process through innovation and make open access publishing a viable option for more journals worldwide. Bookmarked 04/15/2011.
International Digital Publishing Forum
The International Digital Publishing Forum is an organization dedicated to the development and promotion of electronic publishing and content consumption. The IDPF maintains the EPUB content publication standard for creating and distributing digital books that can be accessed across EPUB-compliant reading devices and applications. Bookmarked 01/21/2011.
ThinkUp
ThinkUp is an open source social media insights engine that captures your conversations on social networks like Twitter and Facebook and stores that information in a database you control. Provides ability to manage and visualize your social data in various ways. Bookmarked 01/14/2011.
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Where can I download Netflix Watch Now Movie Download Service? Anxious to get started. My first time. Any thing I should do? Thought my subscription would give me a tab to click on to do this. Waiting to hear from you. Thank you.
Hi Robert -
From my experience, the “Watch Instantly” tab (formerly called “Watch Now”) should appear in your top menu when you log into your account. I believe currently you need to at least have the $8.99 unlimited plan in order to have access to Watch Instantly. The basic service is browser based and currently on Windows requires at least XP SP2 and Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher or Firefox 2 or higher. Haven’t used it on a Mac, but Netflix site says you need to have at least Safari 3 or higher; or Firefox 2 or higher. If you’re using a third party device like Tivo, Roku, PS3 etc… then you need to activate those devices in your Netlix account area.
Here’s a link to a post I did about my experience with the service when it first launched:
http://contentdeveloper.com/2007/02/netflix-watch-now-movie-download-service/
Good luck.
DC