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1.	2011 Social Media Directory: Entertainment By Jeffery A. Riley Sep 6, 2010 This chapter highlights the best of the social media resources for the entertainment industry from Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and the web at large.
2.	Adding an External Wi-Fi Antenna to Your PSP By Seth Fogie Apr 11, 2005 Not content with the factory-installed Wi-Fi adapter in his PSP, Seth Fogie added an external antenna to boost his signal strength and improve his signal-to-noise ratio. Here he shows how you can do it, too.
3.	An Almanac of Pimps, Orcs and Lightsabers for March By William Abner Mar 3, 2006 This chapter from the 2006 Gamer's Tome of Ultimate Wisdom takes a look back at the video game releases from March 2005, including reviews, tips and tricks, and other goodies for gamers to enjoy.
4.	Connecting Your TV to the Internet: InformIT's Guide to Set-Top Boxes By Ryan Faas Nov 29, 2010 Apple TV? Google TV? Roku? Ryan Faas examines the top options that should be on your list of possibilities for streaming audio and video to your home TV, pointing out the pros and cons of each system.
5.	Creating, Playing, and Sharing Playlists in Spotify By Michael Miller Aug 29, 2011 Michael Miller shows you how to create a personalized Spotify playlist, how to play the music on your playlist, and how to share your playlist with other music lovers, including your friends on Facebook.
6.	Cutting the Cable TV Cord By James Stanley Apr 29, 2011 Getting rid of cable has become a hot topic as of late. James Stanley walks you through the process, potential cost savings, and pitfalls of saying “no” to cable (or satellite) TV service based on actual experience doing so.
7.	Downloading and Playing YouTube Videos on Your PC By Michael Miller Sep 14, 2007 Michael Miller explains how to save YouTube videos to your computer's hard disk for future offline viewing.
8.	Downloading Pirated Music: Pros and Cons By Michael Miller Sep 19, 2012 Michael Miller addresses both the appeal and the perils of illegal music downloading, and comes down on the side of playing by the rules — for the sake of the artists who make the music.
9.	e-Marketing for the IT Professional, Part 8: Building a Site Community By Frank Fiore Jun 27, 2003 Good word of mouth makes great cheap advertising. But cheap ain't free; to capitalize on word of mouth, you still need to spend money, time, and effort. One good (and still cheap) way to spread around the good word about your organization is with community pages on your site where users can interact.
10.	Embedding YouTube Videos on Your Web Page or Blog By Michael Miller Sep 21, 2007 Michael Miller shows you how to display any YouTube video on your own page or blog.
11.	Exploring the Game Hub for the Galaxy Tab 2 By Eric Butow Feb 14, 2013 The Game Hub app is the place to find games for your Galaxy Tab 2 that you can install and play by yourself or against other game players through your Wi-Fi connection. Eric Butow shows how the app displays a list of installed games you can play by tapping on the game tile.
12.	First Look: Sony PSP By Seth Fogie Mar 29, 2005 So what's the deal with the Sony PSP that everyone's talking about? Our own Seth Fogie gave up sleep to put this brand-new wonder through it's paces. Here are his thoughts.
13.	Gaming on Facebook: Does Time = Money? By Troy Goodfellow Feb 4, 2011 So-called "social games" are the new frontier in video games, and Facebook is the dominant platform for these games. Troy Goodfellow discusses which Facebook games are a good investment of your time.
14.	Gaming with Windows Vista: Playing Games Through the Games Explorer By Mark Edward Soper Jan 4, 2008 Mark Edward Soper describes Windows Vista's "home base" for games, Games Explorer.
15.	Going Online with Your Android-Enabled Phone By Bill Zimmerly, Prasanna Amirthalingam, Jerri Ledford Sep 21, 2009 This chapter shows how to get on the internet with your Android-enabled phone and configure the web browser to work the way you want it to.
16.	Hack This: Milkymist VJ Console Hackerspace Project By John Baichtal Dec 7, 2011 After years of using ordinary PCs for interactive VJing, the team at Paris hackerspace /tmp/lab decided to build their own, creating Milkymist, a custom board that generates visualizations based on sensor input and musical rhythms.
17.	Informit's 2006 Guide to Building the Ultimate Gaming PC on a Budget: Revenge of the Dual-Core, SLI Machine, Part 1 By Cyrus Peikari May 19, 2006 Ever want to build your own gaming rig? With prices at all-time lows, now's the time to do it. In Part 1 of this three-part series, Cyrus Peikari shows you step-by-step how to choose the case, motherboard, and power supply.
18.	Informit's 2006 Guide to Building the Ultimate Gaming PC on a Budget: Revenge of the Dual-Core, SLI Machine, Part 2 By Cyrus Peikari May 19, 2006 In Part 2 of this three-part series, your gaming dream machine is beginning to take shape. Author Cyrus Peikari continues his DIY guide by showing you how to choose the graphics card, CPU and heat sink, and RAM.
19.	Informit's 2006 Guide to Building the Ultimate Gaming PC on a Budget: Revenge of the Dual-Core, SLI Machine, Part 3 By Cyrus Peikari May 19, 2006 Cyrus Peikari puts on the finishing touches in Part 3 of his 3-part series by showing you how to tweak your gaming rig for performance, looks, and noise reduction, and then how to benchmark it using several different utilities. You'll end up with an ultra-fast, powerful, quiet, and attractive machine.
20.	Introducing Spotify By Michael Miller Aug 23, 2011 Michael Miller tells you what Spotify offers, describes how it works, and compares it with other popular online music services.

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