Year: 2009

Mooch (http://www.mooch.com), a peer-to-peer video game trading site,
has opened its free beta to the public. Users can trade their used
games with each other in lieu of trading them in at retail stores

After two years of development, Mooch is now offering a limited
number of free accounts during the beta period. Following the free
beta, membership will be US$19.99 annually.

Mooch subscribers can enter a list of the games they have as well as
the games they want.

Mooch (http://www.mooch.com), a peer-to-peer video game trading site,
has opened its free beta to the public. Users can trade their used
games with each other in lieu of trading them in at retail stores

After two years of development, Mooch is now offering a limited
number of free accounts during the beta period. Following the free
beta, membership will be US$19.99 annually.

Mooch subscribers can enter a list of the games they have as well as
the games they want.

Berkeley Varitronics Systems (http://www.bvsystems.com), EDX Wireless
(http://www.edx.com), DoceoTech (http://www.doceotech.com), and EGS
Technologies (http://www.egstech.com) have collaborated to develop an
integrated package to help the rural broadband build-out that is part
of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) economic
stimulus package providing broadband access to the rural and
underserved areas throughout the United States.

The USENIX Association will hold the 2009 USENIX Annual Technical
Conference (USENIX ’09) June 14-19 at the Town & Country Resort and
Convention Center, 500 Hotel Circle North, in San Diego, California.

The USENIX Annual Tech (http://www.usenix.org/events/usenix09/) will
feature an extensive training program, as well as a variety of
technical sessions, including the Refereed Papers Track, Invited
Talks, and a Poster Session. For more information about USENIX ’09,
contact conference@usenix.org

The USENIX Association will hold the 2009 USENIX Annual Technical
Conference (USENIX ’09) June 14-19 at the Town & Country Resort and
Convention Center, 500 Hotel Circle North, in San Diego, California.

The USENIX Annual Tech (http://www.usenix.org/events/usenix09/) will
feature an extensive training program, as well as a variety of
technical sessions, including the Refereed Papers Track, Invited
Talks, and a Poster Session. For more information about USENIX ’09,
contact conference@usenix.org