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Código Cero Nº52 NÚMERO 52 FEBREIRO/MARZO 2007 • PREZO 1€ 2007 M E E D D A I D O I S U D G E E L C A O G M U O I N I M C E A R C P I Ó N Xuventude Galiza Net 2007 Solidariedade e colaboración Televisores de quecer e móbiles coma maletas Os trebellos tecnolóxicos que che cambiaron a vida Mensaxes de texto (SMS): exercicio nos dedos Un servizo gañador que non estaba nas apostas Internautas a prol dos dereitos humanos A loita na Rede ten máis amplitude de banda Miolos en liña Achégase o salón dos inventos de Vilagarcía 3 neste número... Comezamos esta editorial comentarios desencadeados por ela equipar unha boa parte das nosas moitas cousas que acontecen en erguendo unha cella e no blog e máis en Chuza! vilas e aldeas. 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(como o Seve García na súa web a súa orixe fóra das cidades e das todo é o que parece hoxe en día nas Por se isto fose pouco, cómpre www.sevegarcia.net sobre tarifas vilas de certa envergadura, malia posibilidades de acceso de todos os ter en conta tamén ós correos de servizos de internet de alta estaren igual (ou nalgúns casos galegos á Rede, e que entre a cidade electrónicos que chegan decote á velocidade no rural, que garda pode que máis) necesitados da Rede e o rural hai máis fendas do que se redacción de Código Cero nos que estreita relación co que acabamos os restantes núcleos de poboación. pensa, por se xa fosen poucas as que se pon sobre aviso: non se está a de dicir) e que deberían movernos á Así, os mapas da nosa terra que existen. A que vén todo isto? Pois facer todo o que debería facerse, reflexión a todos os que traballamos indiquen onde se está a concentrar CÓDIGO CERO toda esta enleada de introdución nin dende as administracións nin nos medios informativos (que temos a poboación (en detrimento de revista de novas vén a conto pola repercusión que dende as compañías, para levar a a obriga de non deixarnos levar amplas zonas que fican baleiras) e tecnolóxicas de Galicia tivo hai días o anuncio da chegada Rede a toda a nosa terra. E todo iso polo entusiasmo de corporacións, a actividade económica van camiño de banda ampla a 3.000 núcleos ru- malia a boa fe e a ilusión de moitas institucións de calquera índole de coincidir, punto por punto, co rais galegos ó longo deste ano que das persoas que están a traballar en ou procedencia, fundacións ou que sinale onde están os mellores Director incluímos nas páxinas interiores. proxectos de dinamización, ilusión organizacións) e, en xeral, a todos e meirandes servizos de conexión Xosé María Fernández Pazos E tamén por outras informacións por paliar a fenda dixital que non os galegos e galegas que si teñen á Internet (se non coinciden ([email protected]) positivas de máis sobre Rede e serve de moito se logo (como a Rede ó alcance da man, para xa). Internet non será a solución Subdirectores fenda dixital en Galiza, que se cadra nos conta a autora do devandito solidarizármonos cos e coas que definitiva á perda de poboación deberían ser collidas con moito tino, artigo en Blogovic) as empresas viven aínda na outra beira da fenda, en amplas áreas de Galiza, pero Marcus Fernández case como contendo a respiración, que se encargan de subministrar sendo xa terrible de por si que probablemente sexa quen de botar ([email protected]) a xulgar polo que estivo a dar de si infraestrutura deciden dirixir a vista nestes tempos que corren aínda se unha man, ou mellor dito: un fío. Carlos Ballesteros unha entrada de hai poucos días no cara a outro lado, sobre todo porque teña que falar de fenda. ([email protected]) Blogovic (www.blogovic.com) e os (din) non atopan rendibilidade en Nas páxinas interiores falamos de Redactores-Xefes Fernando Sarasquete ([email protected]) Carlos Lozano sinatura convidada ([email protected]) Internet non é o inimigo, de Pascual López (departamento de Promoción de Vale Music) 4 Redacción Damián Fernández (Linux) novas Manolo Gago (Opinión) Resumo de actualidade de e-comercio e de empresas relacionadas coas novas tecnoloxías 5 Emiliano Gómez (Informática) David Lombardía (Nova reportaxes Economía) 7 Raquel Noya (Reportaxes) A Consellería de Educación destina 10.000 novas axudas para a compra de computadores Moncho Paz (Opinión) Entrevistamos ós responsables da web galega Telocompro.es, un éxito no eido dos espazos de poxa en liña 8 Modesto Pena (Redes) A Rede tamén serve para loitar por un mundo máis xusto (resumo de iniciativas que atopamos a prol dos dereitos Víctor Salgado (Dereito) humanos ó longo do último mes) 9 O CESGA quere afondar na liña de compartir os seus recursos con computadores e centros de investigación de Colaboraron neste número: 10 Sevi Martínez, Andrés Maneiro, toda Europa Pascual López, Manolo Gago, As mulleres galegas corren máis risco de vivir na exclusión dixital cós homes 11 Eva Campos, David Lombardía, Entrevistamos á deseñadora gráfica Ana María López, que vén de presentar un completo manual sobre Corel12 Raquel Noya e Fernando O noso colaborador Manolo Gago axúdanos a conmemorar os cinco anos de Código Cero cunha escolma das Sarasqueta. webs que cambiaron a súa vida 13 Supervisión lingüística: Cyclos: unha ferramenta de software libre para compartir tempo no rural galego 14 María Xesús Castro. Especial Xuventude Galiza Net · XGN vén este ano con máis actividades vinculadas ó software libre, á participación e á solidariedade cos Fotografía: 15 Adolfo Enríquez Calo, Joferpa. colectivos de risco de exclusión dixital · Entrevistamos a Rubén Cela, director xeral de Xuventude 16 Edita: · Metémonos de cheo no mundo do modding, a persoalización dos computadores 17 Grupo Código Cero 18 Comunicación · Facemos reconto das actividades desta edición 2007 (xogos, relatorios, presentacións, etc) Conxo de Arriba nº 49, 1º C · Ollamos cara a atrás: recuperamos as crónicas da edición anterior 19 Código Postal 15706 · Falamos polo miúdo dunha das grandes novidades da party: a PS3 20 Santiago de Compostela Poñemos a exame os grandes servizos de correo electrónico 21 Tel.-Fax: 981 530 268 As mensaxes a móbil seguen a triunfar ano tras ano contra todo prognóstico 22 http://codigocero.com [email protected] O noso colaborador Andrés Maneiro celebra connosco os cinco anos de Código Cero cun moi interesante artigo sobre o partido social que se lle pode sacar á Rede e ó seu caracter globalizador 23 Deseño Gráfico: Facemos un reconto cun aquel de saudade dos trebellos tecnolóxicos que medraron con nós (nós, non eles) e que eNISA. Servicios Infográficos quedaron polo camiño 24 Rúa do Río, 30 - SANTIAGO Arousa Party Net quece motores dende Vilagarcía 25 Teléfono: 981 554 444 [email protected] O salón Imaxinaria trae á comarca de Arousa ós máis senlleiros inventores da nosa terra 26 A vida nunha base de datos: a teima de inmortalizalo e documentalo todo na súa máxima expresión 28 Imprime: Celta de Artes Gráficas, S.L. Rúa Colón, 30 - VIGO nova economía Teléfono: 986 81 46 00 David Lombardía, con motivo dos cinco anos de Código Cero, fainos un repaso dun lustro de innovación dende Fax: 986 81 46 38 o punto de vista da nova orde económica 29 Número 52 Febreiro/Marzo 2007 xogos Publicación periódica Sevi Martínez afonda nos xogos máis salientables que se presentaron nas últimas semanas 30 Depósito Legal: C-2301/01 I.S.S.N. (edición impresa): 1579-7546 I.S.S.N. (edición dixital): 1579-7554 3 sinatura convidada PASCUAL LÓPEZ departamento de Promoción de Vale Music se deu a coñecer o acordo con entidade internacional que Internet non é Spiralfrog.com co fin de ofrecer xestiona tamén os dereitos de descargas de balde a cambio de autor pero que permite o seu uso ingresos por publicidade que e a súa transformación sempre que xestionaría o site. A páxina existe o autor así o especifique. A imaxe o inimigo pero aínda non está actividade e e o labor da SGAE non eran ben dubídase da súa posta en marcha. vistos denantes da aplicación da Con motivo da posta en entredito dos sistemas Pola súa parte, Warner vén de reforma da Lei de Propiedade anunciar un acordo cunha gran Intelectual que impón o coñecido anticopia DRM, o noso colaborador Pascual López empresa de telefonía exipcia e canon e, claro, agora a situación unha OPA sobre o catálogo de EMI ten empeorado. Tanto é así que reflexiona dende dentro do negocio da música sobre e isto acaba de comezar. Toda esta mesmo se vén de crear Partido información serve de prognóstico Pirata, que, como bo defensor das as vantaxes de promoción e distribución que ofrece a a cambios constantes ó longo dos novas tecnoloxías e dos internautas vindeiros anos, até que a factoría ten como unha das súas premisas musical mundial ache o seu sitio suprimir o devandito canon. Así Rede para a industria e para os grupos nesta nova orde de comercio dixital de revolto está o negocio musical que aínda se está a redactar. con dúas partes que semellan Steve Jobs, gurú mediático de abranguer o mercado, e chámase Mais, e os usuarios que pensan? irreconciliables aínda que con Apple e os populares iPods, fixo iPhone, e isto pode supor que Falo dos consumidores de música, puntos de encontro comúns, pública unha carta na que lles soli- o mercado da música e a tenda dos que se afixeron ás cintas de porque na actualidade é cando citaba ás catro majors da industria iTunes pasaría a un segundo termo casete logo do vinilo e máis tarde ó máis música se consume e se crean discográfica (EMI, Universal, debido a que máis cedo ou máis CD e, finalmente, ós reprodutores comunidades que se desprazan Sony-BMG e Warner) a supresión tarde tería que retirar o DRM.
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