Tracking, in portfolio management, matching or comparing with a stock market index
Tracking and tracing, in logistics, the process of uniformly building a track of objects that are forwarded to, processed for, applied in or disposed of usage
Tracking, a subject of reckoning, concerning setting up a track on other objects momentarily viewed from the observer's own location
Tracking (typography), the process of uniformly increasing or decreasing the space between all letters in a block of text
In sports:
Tracking (freeflying), in skydiving, the technique of moving horizontally while in free-fall
Tracking (hunting), the science and art of learning about a place via animal trails and everything else there
Tracking (dog), the act of a dog following a scent trail
Sportgenic Gets A $10 Million Bump In Funding Don Reisinger Mon, 08 Sep 2008 15:00:18 -0000
Sportgenic on Monday announced that it has secured $10 million in Series B funding from Adams Street Partners, Louie Partners, KPG Ventures, and Greycroft Partners.
Originally launched in 2005, Sportgenic competes in the highly targeted world of sports advertising. The company is a sports ad network that aims at connecting some of its major clients [...] Official TechCrunch50 Program (PDF) Erick Schonfeld Mon, 08 Sep 2008 14:10:35 -0000 Below is the program guide that is being given out to attendees this morning at TechCrunch50. It includes the full schedule, along with all the panels and keynotes, as well as fuller descriptions of the companies presenting. Announcing The TechCrunch50 Finalists Erick Schonfeld Mon, 08 Sep 2008 13:30:30 -0000
We've gone through more than 1,000 companies to get down to the final 50 (okay, 52) that will present on stage at TechCrunch50 starting later this morning. We will be covering all of the companies as they present onstage or shortly after. But for now, here's a list of all the companies that made it (except the last one, which will be picked from the DemoPit by the audience at the event).
Learn more about these companies on CrunchBase by clicking "CB". You can also visit the official TechCrunch50 website to watch their presentations live, or stay tuned right here for coverage throughout the week. Three DEMO Companies To Keep An Eye On Jason Kincaid Mon, 08 Sep 2008 11:00:11 -0000 This week we're going to see dozens of companies launch new products. Here are a few of the companies presenting this week at DEMO that are showing some strong potential:
In most cases, choice is a good thing. But when it comes to online video, the abundance of content available on the web can be overwhelming. ffwd (pronounced fast-foward) deals with this by picking your videos for you. The site uses video meta data as well as user behaviors to create virtual "channels" of video, which are essentially dynamically updated playlists.
Rudder shares a lot in common with Mint, a personal finance site that debuted last year at TechCrunch40 (and won the conference's top prize). Both sites present financial data in attractive, intuitive graphs. But Rudder is taking a slightly different approach: while Mint analyzes your past spending habits to help you adjust in the future, Rudder is concerned with telling you how much you have available to spend on a given day.
Photrade
With image piracy rampant on the web these days, a number of startups have sprung up to help users easily obtain legal pictures. Photrade has a similar goal, but it also manages to help casual photographers make some cash in the process.
All The TC50 Diggs, Feeds, Tweets, and Blog Posts You Can Handle Erick Schonfeld Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:57:00 -0000
I know where I am going to be checking to see what people are saying about TechCrunch50 this week. The TechCrunch50 Aggregator. It is a site developed by Sean Percival to collect all the Twitters, FreindFeed comments, blog posts, news stories, photos, videos, Diggs,and Techmeme headlines that are tagged "techcrunch50"or "tc50."
Even right now, in the middle of the night before the show starts, you can see a picture of the team still unloading boxes, read Robert Scoble lamenting via Twitter that nobody has yet leaked the list of TC50 finalists (ha!), and other various opinions. RealNetworks Lets You Copy DVDs to Your Hard Drive — And Keep the DRM Don Reisinger Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:00:37 -0000
As anyone with a lick of tech knowledge knows, ripping a DVD onto your hard drive is, well, frowned upon by the "Powers that be" in the motion picture industry. Realizing that, RealNetworks has launched a new solution called RealDVD, which lets users copy DVDs onto their hard drives without facing legal troubles. Even better, it only takes about 20 minutes to do so. Sounds great, right? There's only one catch: it keeps the DRM.
After copying the DVD onto your hard drive, you can't transfer the movie to a friend's computer, so you'll be stuck using your own. Much like iTunes, though, RealDVD lets you authorize five computers to play the movies on the hard drive.
SpamCop - Will help find the sender of a spam and an address to send a complaint to.
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Posts - A comprehensive guide on how to track down the source of the spam.
Posts - Describes how to find out where a fake post or e-mail originated from.
Meta Description: [ The alt.spam FAQ ]
Tracking - Displays visual email routing and the time taken to go from server to server, allowing each mail server hop to then be queried against common spam blacklists.
Meta Description: [ Mail Parse is a page that analyzes email headers and displays the routing hops through all the reported mail servers the message traversed. Tracing the route and displaying info on the mail servers along with spam lookups. ]
Adcomplain - A Perl script to automate spam complaints.
EmailAbuse.org - Tips to help identify and report email abuse.
Meta Description: [ The anti e-mail abuse site, fighting spam, unsolicited commercial e-mail and email viruses. ]
eMailTrackerPro - Helps identify the true source of e-mails, to help identify and report spammers. Analyzes e-mail headers and provides the IP Address of the machine that sent the e-mail.
Meta Description: [ eMailTrackerPro can trace and track email back to the senders location. Stop SPAM email and phishing email with email tracker pro. ]
Exterminating Spammers Step-By-Step - Describes procedures and basic tools that recipients can use to report senders of unsolicited commercial email.
Meta Description: [ Spam will diminish when large numbers
of victims actively respond rather than hitting the Delete key or
using filters. This article is a user manual for spam victims. ]
Fighting Spam Article by OpioN - Basic information on tracking source of spam.
Meta Description: [ Computer security and networking portal ]
JMHO on Spam - Resources for tracing and reporting spam.
net.demon - Downloadable software to trace the sender of an e-mail and locate the spammer's real web site.
Meta Description: [ net.demon - the next generation of internet toolkits ]
Project SpamChart - Tracks spam statistically as reported by numerous users running SpamAssassin.
Meta Description: [ Project SpamChart - Statistically tracking Spam since 16-01-2002 ]
Reading Email Headers - An in-depth analysis of how e-mail is sent and how to read its headers.
Spam Delenda Est - Steps for tracking spammers and getting their accounts revoked.
Meta Description: [ Comprehensive anti-spam resources ]
Spam Identifier - Tools for identifying the source of spam and reporting it.
Meta Description: [ report spam or identify responsible party for ip address or domain or machine name or download software ]
Spam Tracking Page - Comprehensive collection of tools to help track spam.
SpamFilter: Report Spam Plugin - SpamFilter quickly tracks spam source and easily helps send complaints.
Meta Description: [ Advanced anti spam filter plugin for Eudora Mail and Outlook software, stop and report spam and get the email you want using filters, free trial download of this spam killer and blocker ]
SpamX - Blocking, Tracking and Reporting - Effective software to help block and report the sending of spam. Works with existing POP3 email account(s) and runs on Mac or Windows computers.
Meta Description: [ Anti spam software using new technology - Block and Report spam on
any OS without rules or lists ]
Stop Spam FAQ - How to find a spammer and how to respond to spam.
Meta Description: [ Abused by e-mail advertising? Here are
legitimate and legal ways of doing something about it! ]
The Spamhaus Project - Tracks known Spam Support Services and lists the ISPs who keep organized spamming alive; includes news, block list and ROKSO, the Register Of Known Spam Operations.
Meta Description: [ Spamhaus tracks the Internet's worst Spammers, known Spam Gangs and Spam Support Services, and works with ISPs and Law Enforcement Agencies to identify and remove persistent spammers from the Internet. ]
What to do about Unwanted/Offensive Email - Explains in detail how to track and complain about spam.
Meta Description: [ What can you do about the unwanted and possibly offensive email you receive? Actually lots! Here is what you can do. ]