Ad Delivery Solutions (ADS) provides Internet publishers with turn-key video player ad servers capable of serving pre-roll, mid-roll, post-roll, and coordinated sponsorship banners with your video content.

Our ad servers for video are built on fully open-source systems using the OASIS or OpenX ad servers.

With OpenX Ad Server, you can power all of your ad serving needs. With OpenX Market, you can maximize the value of your online ad inventory.

OASIS is a high-performance ad server built using Linux (RHEL4), Apache, PHP, and MySQL. It is designed to handle many hundreds of thousands of ad impressions per hour. [...] With OASIS, a publisher, network or marketer can manage all of its online advertising components, including sub-publisher accounts, advertisers, campaign set-up, reporting, forecasting, and billing, with an easy-to-use web-based interface accessible from any web browser.

[...] some tools that use your Last.fm data to make it more personal and insightful.

Last.tv is your personal channel with non-stop music videos. Fill in a last.fm username to get a stream of that person's music. You can use your own account or browse last.fm for an interesting person.

ADTECH’s integrated ad serving solutions enable web publishers, ad networks and agencies to manage, serve and report on their online advertising campaigns – including display, video and mobile formats.

LastGraph lets you explore your last.fm listening history. Stick your username in the box above (or someone else's, if you feel like snooping), and hit enter.

Should Microsoft pay for the billions of dollars of damage that flaws in its software have caused around the world? It might have to, if a new European Commission consumer protection proposal becomes law. Although that sounds an appealing prospect, one knock-on consequence could be that open source coders would also be liable for any damage that errors in their software caused. Here's what the European Commission is proposing:

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