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BelAir Networks said today that it will use mesh network gear to support fifteen U.S. IndyCar Series races with real-time, race-related data and voice communications. An additional 16 events that comprise the Firestone Indy Lights Series, will also use the system.

The Indy Lights Series, in the U.S. and Japan, will feature the fastest closed-course racing cars in the world. Each course ranges in size and shape from standard ovals to complex street courses that weave between buildings and city parks. 




Resourceful Idiot

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It seems that everyone has their own idea of what Web 2.0 means.That is one of the pitfalls to using a single buzzword to define everything you see on the internet. I have heard people describing nearly every new website as being Web 2.0 as if it was describing the launch date of a site. The term ironically is the most popular category on Resourceful Idiot. In leu of this, I am going to finally give you the definition of Web 2.0 and the principles that define it. In order to do that however, I need to start from the beginning with Web 1.0.




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Last week we discussed MySpace’s move to position itself as a central web hub by allowing the portability of user data to a host of other social networking sites. Facebook quickly responded with Facebook Connect and its partnership with Digg, and today Google has revealed a similar feature, aptly called Google Friend Connect.






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