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Cool Costs by 60% with MX-series
2008-03-13 20:58:00
Juniper Networks, Inc., high-performance network infrastructure that helps businesses create a responsive and trusted environment for accelerating the deployment of services and applications over a single network deals with the taken responsibilities and by deploying MX960 Ethernet Services Router (ESR) by nLayer Communications, Internet connectivity and wholesale bandwidth solutions firm, proves that is can support nLayer's media streaming and content delivery customers.According to the official site of Juniper Network, CTO of nLayer Communications, Richard Steenbergen, noted: ''nLayer selected the Juniper MX960 platform for its unparalleled ability to deliver carrier-class features and reliability while leveraging the economics of Ethernet technology. As a launch customer of the Juniper MX-Series platform, we found that it aligned perfectly with our strategy to provide feature-rich services via a high-density 10 Gigabit Ethernet based platform.''Scale and efficiency that has ...
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Get Paid for Watching TV Commercials
2008-03-12 07:50:00
CREDITZ(R) Digital Currency System that uses IBM's latest database and infrastructure technology is the unique global payment, marketing and loyalty that announce the signing of a licensing and marketing agreement with iNowTV.com. According to the Digital Games Developer, iNowTV.com provides a new 24/7 Media Outlet where television and the internet converge. The features are streaming, unfiltered news, weather, sports, and iNowTV original content.The main goal of this initiative is to provide the CREDITZ promotional digital currency and micropayment alternative for iNowTV's advertisers. It increases revenues for iNowTV as an agent for the CREDITZ system.iNowTV accepting CREDITZ as a form of online and mobile micropayment, pays its customers CREDITZ for purchasing merchandise and other marketing behavior.Accirding to the Game Developer, David Vaters, President and Chairman of CEO America, Inc. stated: "We applaud iNowTV for stepping out of the traditional broadcast model to report ...
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Transparency through Clothing
2008-03-11 21:17:00
A camera that can "see" explosives, drugs and weapons hidden under clothing from 25 metres has been invented by The ThruVision. This system could be deployed at airports, railway stations or other public spaces. It is based on so-called "terahertz", or T-ray, technology, normally used by astronomers to study dying stars. Although it is able to see through clothes it does not reveal "body detail" or subject people to "harmful radiation", according to the designers. "It is totally and utterly passive - it receives only," - said a spokesperson for Thruvision. The portable camera, which has already been sold to the Dubai Mercantile Exchange and Canary Wharf in London, will be shown off at the Home Office scientific development branch's annual exhibition later this week. Unlike current security systems that use X-rays, the ThruVision system exploits terahertz rays, or T-rays. This electromagnetic radiation is a form of low level energy emitted by all people and objects. Thes...
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CV Screen To Report IT Job Application Rise by 17%
2008-03-10 20:38:00
CV Screen that was already highlighted at BLOGVASION.COM reports that IT Jobs have risen by 17% according to the first two months of 2008.This conclusion was made on the basis of evaluation the result of last 3 months of 2007 and first 2 of 2008.CV Screen's Matthew Iveson commenting on the findings suggested that despite fears of a slowdown, confidence is still high within the IT industry “We’ve not only noticed an increase in the number of applicants but also in the number of new IT vacancies being registered.”With fears surrounding the global economy, Iveson added “Despite fears surrounding the credit crunch, CV Screen registered a record number of IT Jobs in February which is testament to our success and also a sign that the market is still buoyant in the early months of 2008.”CV Screen's Matthew Iveson says: “We’ve not only noticed an increase in the number of applicants but also in the number of new IT vacancies being registered.”Iveson adds “Despite fears s...
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BrightMinds To Destroy the Stereotypes
2008-03-09 22:28:00
Well, before destroying the stereotypes, let’s find some definition to it. If we ask “About.com” then Stereotype is “fixed impressions, exaggerated or preconceived ideas about particular social groups, usually based solely on physical appearance.” Stereotypes might be divided into positive and negative, stereotypes based on race or gender…The last one, gender, is the topic of our post. Alison Quill, who is the founder of BrightMinds and a former secondary school science teacher aims to reverse the stereotypical view, and tries to make evidences that not only boys are presented in lighter view at science but girls too. The very first thing she plans is to call the UK toy manufacturers.According to the SourceWire “I am fed-up with receiving chemistry sets or electronics kits to review with no girls’ photos on the box packaging – only the standard grey-haired, bespectacled, white-coated, male, mad professor” says Alison Quill. "I have even had construction products ...

Pentagon bans Google map-makers
2008-03-08 21:46:00
The US defence department has banned the giant internet search engine Google from filming inside and making detailed studies of US military bases. Close-up, ground-level imagery of US military sites posed a "potential threat" to security, it said. The move follows the discovery of images of the Fort Sam Houston army base in Texas on Google Maps. A Google spokesman said that where the US military had expressed concerns, images had been removed. Google has now been barred from filming and conducting detailed studies of bases, following the discovery of detailed, three-dimensional panoramas online - and in particular, views of the Texan base. "Images include 360-degree views of the covered area to include access control points, barriers, headquarters, facilities and community areas," said the defence department in a statement quoted by AFP news agency. It said such detailed mapping could pose a threat. Google spokesman Larry Yu said the decision by a Google team to enter ...
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High Lazy Buying Habits and Low Profits
2008-03-07 07:24:00
Well, laziness is one of the seven deadly sins and it results not only spiritual but financial crisis. IDC claims that lazy buying habits are costing businesses millions in hidden consultancy and supports costs.That sounds quite logical but it is always better to support the statements by facts and in this case evidence to this statement is the research conducted by the IDC. On the bases of an Agresso-sponsored survey "Mid-Market Service Companies' Enterprise Investment Strategies and Adoption Trends", Albert Pang, director of enterprise applications research at IDC discovers that companies today are overspending on ERP software.According to IDC “Companies need to acknowledge the hidden costs of their ERP software following initial implementations,” said Pang. “Many users need to ask whether they should continue to stick to their current ERP system providers. If they don't, it seems to suggest that they are not willing to consider the options of using new, perhaps lesser kno...
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World's Ethanol Production Forecast 2008 - 2012
2008-03-06 21:59:00
MarketResearchAnalyst.com announces the addition of “World’s Ethanol Production Forecast 2008 - 2012” to their offering. According to the MarketResearchAnalyst.com information the top five ethanol producers in 2006 were the United States (4.855 billion US gallons per year (bgy), Brazil (4.491 bgy), China (1.017 bgy), India (0.502 bgy) and France (0.251 bgy). Brazil and the United States accounted for 90 percent of all ethanol production. Also, it should be noted that the United States, now producing at a rate of about 4.6 billion US gallons per year, is widely considered the world’s largest ethanol producer. Strong incentives, coupled with other industry development initiatives, are giving rise to fledgling ethanol industries in countries such as Thailand, the Philippines, Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Malawi. Nevertheless, ethanol has yet to make a dent in world oil consumption. Major findings: * World’s ethanol production will pass 20 Bln in 2012. * E...

Strategic Information - Telecoms, Wireless and Broadband
2008-03-05 22:31:00
Are you in need of high level strategic information? "BuddeComms USA Annual Publication, 2008 USA Telecoms , Wireless and Broadband provide market analysis. According to the Business Wire that cover the following issues emphasize bellow mentioned items:· Forecast growth in select telecommunication markets.· The emerging trends and convergence in the USA voice, broadband and digital TV sectors.· How the USA is faring in terms of global broadband development.· The current and emerging broadband technologies and their long-term projections.· The growth of wireless voice and data and the deployment of 3G and 4G technologies.· Key information on the major telecommunication operators.The above mentioned aspects and technology issues are too intensively covered in media sources. Even the variety of media channels indicate about those changes that are already noticed by the professional specialist. The convergence process plays very important role in developing the field of...
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Frog Secretions - Diabetes Treatment Hope
2008-03-04 21:56:00
A compound isolated from the frog, which grows to 27cm as a tadpole before shrinking to 4cm in adulthood, stimulates insulin release. A synthetic version of the compound - pseudin-2 - could be used to produce new drugs, delegates at the Diabetes UK annual conference heard. Around two million people in the UK have type 2 diabetes. The condition, which is often associated with being overweight, develops because the body does not produce enough insulin, or when the insulin that is produced does not work properly. It means people cannot regulate their blood glucose levels properly. Scientists from the University of Ulster and United Arab Emirates University have tested a synthetic version of pseudin-2, a compound which protects the paradoxical frog from infection. They found it stimulated the secretion of insulin in pancreatic cells in the laboratory. And importantly, there were no toxic effects on the cells. The synthetic version was better at stimulating insulin than the natural c...
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Freedom9 freeGuard Capture 1000 - Network Monitoring Device
2008-03-03 07:26:00
The freeGuard Capture 1000 appliance that is an Internet content recording device allowing organizations capture, track and report on Internet activities: browsed web pages, web mail, SMTP / POP3 mail, IM (MSN, Yahoo Messenger, ICQ), FTP and Telnet and that works as a powerful Email archiver and an instant messaging archiver presents cost effective freeGuard Capture 1000.According to the 24-7PressRelease it provides:• Complete capture and record of HTTP, SMTP, POP3, IM, Web Mail, FTP and Telnet Content in an easy-to-use interface• Supports Sniffer and Bridge modes and full remote backup.• Easy interface for all reporting, setup and permissions administration plus support for report monitoring• LAN to LAN recording for internal mail servers• Unlimited users and ease-of-use.• Instant messaging archivingThe freeGuard Capture 1000 is popular in schools as the mail archiving is so much important. freedom9 president Scott Barret comments “But any corporation, school or organ...
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Smart Meters for Customers
2008-03-03 00:58:00
Business demands great effort to be successful and time by time it becomes easier and easier from the view point of technical support. Opus Energy that is one of the world’s leading independent supplier of electricity to the business sector, presents Smart Meter and promises to release us from remembering taking and submitting meter readings. That is the innovative meter. It automatically records a monthly meter reading.According to the OPUS ENERGY Smart Meter can help save money by the following features:The very first that gives the Smart Meter special innovative feature attractive to the client is that it has viewable consumption data and graphs for business sites that are available onlineAccording to Opus Energy’s up-to-date meter, it is able to read for billing and account queries so that electricity bills should reflect actual consumption There is no need for remembering monthly meter readings as the actual meter readings are taken remotely The Smart Meter gives opportunit...
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Netscape Navigator - Pulled Off Life Support
2008-03-01 22:22:00
Netscape Navigator , now owned by AOL, will no longer be supported after 1 March 2008, the company has said. In the mid-1990s, as the commercial web began to take off, the browser was used by more than 90% of people online. Its market share has since slipped to just 0.6% as other browsers such as Microsoft's Internet Explorer (IE) and Firefox have eroded its user base. Netscape sold itself to AOL in a $10 billion deal completed in early 1999. The company recommends that users upgrade their browser to either Firefox or Flock, which are both built on the same underlying technologies as Navigator. "I think we represent the hope that was of Netscape. We have picked up many of the things that Netscape launched but we've taken them further in terms of openness and public participation." – says Mitchell Baker, chair of the Mozilla Foundation which coordinates development of Firefox. It is to admire that Ms Baker was one of the first employees at Netscape in 1994. Netscape wa...
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IdeaPad Notebooks, Feel Special When Your Laptop Greets Only You
2008-02-29 19:48:00
An innovative, international technology company that develops and manufactures cutting-edge, reliable, high-quality PC products and value-added professional services, Linovo presents new IdeaPad notebooks to those who are no more interested in ordinary products and search for something special.According to LENOVO’s official web site, it emphasizes main features of the new product-IdeaPad notebooks; notebooks come with 17’’ and 15’’ widescreen displays. The main features that make IdeaPad different from the other ones are:VeriFace™ facial recognition securityDolby® Home Theater™ soundFrameless screenMultimedia Control Center with touch-sensitive buttonsGameZone keys with secondary displayLenovo promises comfort while opening the notebook and represents three varieties of the product. Choice of product type mostly depends on the demands of the clients and the consumers. IdeaPad is of three styles. These are: IdeaPad Y510, Mobile versatility that identifies 4 mains speci...
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Firefox Makes Changes
2008-02-28 22:52:00
The latest version of web browser Firefox will make changes to the way people search for information online. The new browser has been designed around the importance of search to users. Firefox 3, currently going through its third stage of beta testing, will offer a combined search and bookmark tool via the url bar. It will also allow offline working. Chairman of the Mozilla Foundation Mitchell Baker says: "It's clear that when people are looking for information on the web, search is the number one activity. We've devised ways to bring that power into areas that are closer to your individual life". Typing "cameras", for example, into the url bar, will bring up a list of the sites that the user recently visited that have cameras in their names. "If you buy a shoe, that’s all you need to remember - we will use search, as you've come to expect it, to help you find the places that you have been visiting," - says Ms Baker. "It will be faster, sleeker, and even easier...

Profitability Software
2008-02-27 20:56:00
A bank is a place that will lend you money if you can prove that you don't need it, Bob Hope says. But in order to lend money to you the banks should prove themselves that they are managing well with the planning and budgeting process.One of the most successful companies FERNBACH that claims to be the key players in the global Enterprise-wide Value and Risk Management industry for financial services that enhances this claim on the bases of FERNBACH’s achievement the growth rate of that is 20 per cent presents FlexFinance® Profitability. Software is the solution tool that will enable banks to manage the planning and budgeting process easier, and time efficiently. According to FERNBACH the software is expected to help banks make solutions in pricing, planning, internal reporting, and profitability analysis including product, organisational and customer analysis.The analysis of gathered data includes the calculation of gross yields, net yields, and yields by products and customers....

Adobe Fuses on and Offline Worlds
2008-02-26 20:59:00
Adobe has launched software designed to make it easier for computer users to use online applications offline. Adobe Air allows developers to build tools that still have some functionality even when a computer is no longer connected to the net. A free download will allow users of Macs, PCs and, later this year, Linux machines to run any Air applications. The first programs that use the technology, developed by web sites such as eBay, have already been released. "Air is going to allow applications that run on the web today - that run in the browser - to be brought down to the desktop. It's about taking existing web applications and adding extra functionality whether you want to work offline or whether you want to access data on your disk " – says Andrew Shorten, platform evangelist at Adobe. Mr. Shorten said that the technology is not about replacing the web browser: "It's about delivering the best experience depending on where you are and what you need to get from the ap...
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Save Money and Time. Headset Diagnostics
2008-02-25 22:59:00
Corporate Telecommunications presents the service that gives the users opportunity to diagnose their headsets: who is using which headset, which ones need repairing, which are out of warranty, which ones need new voice tubes or need upgrading. These are achieved by unique identity codes and specially-designed software that monitor the lifecycle of each headset. Access to information does not require separate software. It is automatically stored on a secure web-based database. All changes are updated directly onto the system.Chan Bansal, business development manager at Corporate Telecommunications said: "Trying to keep track of headsets using an Excel spreadsheet or databases might work in the short term, but manually inputting information on scores of headsets is a time consuming task. And if the administrator is on holiday, sick or leaves the company, it doesn't take long for the spreadsheet to become out of date. Not to mention the security risks of losing potentially sensitive i...
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Apple Hits Lowest Level Since June; New iPhone Worries
2008-02-25 22:09:00
Apple (AAPL) shares are down sharply to their lowest level since June , as several analyst reports have triggered fresh concerns about the state of demand for iPhones and iPods. Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst at Bernstein Research, has published the transcript of a recent conference call he held with investors on the subject of unlocked iPhones, what they mean to Apple, and what options the company has to deal with them. In a summary of the call, he contends that, while the iPhone has the potential to drive material earnings growth for Apple, the company faces two “significant challenges”: demand appears to be falling short of expectations, and the incidence of unlocking is much higher than expected. Sacconaghi admits that the iPhone will be 6% of Apple’s revenues in FY ‘08, but could be nearly a quarter of the total by FY 2012, driving half of the company’s revenue growth over the next four years; and he notes that since the iPhone has a higher gross margin than other...
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And the Oscar Goes to....
2008-02-25 07:59:00
The first Academy Awards that was handed out on May 16, 1929, continues and celebrates its 80th Jubilee. It might be surprising but the ticket of the ceremony cost just $5 the first time, and was held in the Blossom Room of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. From the very beginning the ceremony was filled with speeches, as for the statuettes. They were handled by Academy President Douglas Fairbanks.According to Oscar ’s official web site the Academy's general goal is the advancement of the arts and sciences of motion pictures. The fulfillment of this goal was achieved by hard work of following people, and the Oscar went to... Best Motion Picture: "No Country for Old Men." Lead Actor: Daniel Day-Lewis, "There Will Be Blood." Lead Actress: Marion Cotillard, "La Vie en Rose." Supporting Actor: Javier Bardem, "No Country for Old Men." Supporting Actress: Tilda Swinton, "Michael Clayton." Director: Joel Coen and Ethan Coen, "No Country for Old Men." Adapted Screenplay: Joel Coen and Ethan ...

Banks to fail on ATM Security
2008-02-24 22:52:00
Security is one of the most important aspects that we demand from each service we use everyday in the highly developed technological world and especially in the World Wide Web. How much secure are we? How much dangerous the insecurity might be? It mostly depends on the sphere and the level of threats, whether privacy is under threat or our personal details as consumers of the banks are expected to be reachable by hackers. According to IP-ATM Security banks and financial institutions are failing to properly secure their ATMs. IP-ATM Security identifies three main threats to ATMs. These are:Internet protocol (IP) worms;Disruption of the IP network and denial of service;The harvesting of consumers’ transaction data for malicious purposesThe harvesting of consumers’ transaction data for malicious purposes gives opportunities to hackers collect consumers’ personal details, their card number, account balance and transaction history.According to the SourceWire press release there are...
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Microsoft Warns on Vista Update
2008-02-23 22:19:00
Microsoft is warning Windows Vista users that a forthcoming service pack for the operating system may stop some third-party programs working. The software giant has released a list of programs that may be broken by the SP1 update for Vista. Most of the software hit by the upgrade are security programs that prevent Windows users falling prey to viruses, Trojans and booby-trapped web pages. The Windows Vista update will be released to the public in mid-March. Service Packs are among the biggest updates Microsoft issues for its various operating systems. The software firm said SP1 makes Vista more secure and reliable and introduces some new features. The list of programs affected by SP1 is divided into three.Some will be blocked by the update, some will not run and others will lose some of their functions. Of the 12 programs mentioned six block viruses or keep an eye on the places someone visits online. Microsoft warned that its list was not "comprehensive" and asked people to ...
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Ask Me
2008-02-22 22:58:00
We ask thousands of questions every day, right? Right. And these questions are more and more focused on the specific fields like arts, business, law, money, health that mostly depends on our professional education and ineterests. And I am sure everybody knows the abbreviation FAQ-Frequently Asked Questions. There are so many web sites to find the corresponding answer to the question that one can ask?! Media sources that are so much segmented offer specific users the information one seeks and that catch the audience so important in media.Few sites include all spheres together. Few people are able to answer each of the questions that might appear in our minds and few can say “ASK ME” leaving the space to write the question in and encourage to click “Search.” The ASK ME HELP DESK offers answers to all questions that would be provided by the experts. To receive answer to the asked question one can by free registration. It will help to:Get free answers from experts in any of our ...

Brain Control Headset for Gamers
2008-02-21 20:50:00
Gamers will soon be able to interact with the virtual world using their thoughts and emotions alone. A neuro-headset which interprets the interaction of neurons in the brain will go on sale later this year. "It picks up electrical activity from the brain and sends wireless signals to a computer. It allows the user to manipulate a game or virtual environment naturally and intuitively“ - said Tan Le, president of US/Australian firm Emotiv. The brain is made up of about 100 billion nerve cells, or neurons, which emit an electrical impulse when interacting. The headset implements a technology known as non-invasive electroencephalography (EEG) to read the neural activity. Ms Le said: "Emotiv is a neuro-engineering company and we've created a brain computer interface that reads electrical impulses in the brain and translates them into commands that a video game can accept and control the game dynamically." Headset s which read neural activity are not new, but Ms Le said ...
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Living past 90? Luck, Health or Genes?
2008-02-20 07:59:00
According to the study of Brigham and Women’s Hospital the guarantee of living past 90 is abstaining from smoking, weight management, blood pressure control, regular exercise and avoiding diabetes.Studies of twins have found that about one-fourth of the variation in human life span can be attributed to genetics. That leaves about 75 percent that could be attributed to modifiable risk factors.According to Laurel B. Yates, MD, MPH, Brigham and Women’s Hospital and colleagues studied a group of 2,357 men who were participants in the Physician’s Health Study. At the beginning of the study, in 1981 to 1984, the men (average age 72) provided information about demographic and health variables, including height, weight, blood pressure and cholesterol levels and how often they exercised. Twice during the first year and then once each following year through 2006, they completed a questionnaire asking about changes in habits, health status or ability to do daily tasks.The study shows tha...
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Whistle-blower Site Taken Offline
2008-02-19 21:03:00
A controversial website that allows whistle-blowers to anonymously post government and corporate documents has been taken offline in the US. Wikileaks.org, as it is known, was cut off from the internet following a California court ruling, the site says. The case was brought by a Swiss bank after "several hundred" documents were posted about its offshore activities. Other versions of the pages, hosted in countries such as Belgium and India, can still be accessed. However, the main site was taken offline after the court ordered that Dynadot, which controls the site's domain name, should remove all traces of wikileaks from its servers. The court also ordered that Dynadot should "prevent the domain name from resolving to the wikileaks.org website or any other website or server other than a blank park page, until further order of this Court." Other orders included that the domain name be locked "to prevent transfer of the domain name to a different domain registrar" to prevent chang...
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The Users Interested in Hillary Clinton’s campaign Speech Are tricked
2008-02-18 21:30:00
According to PC WORLD the spam message tricking the users interested in Hillary Clinton’s campaign speech appeared on Thursday. Doug Bowers, Symantec’s senior director of anti-abuse engineering, says that “It is the first time we have seen the spam like this targeting Hillary Clinton.”The victims of the trick download a Trojan to their desktops thinking they are provided with the speech, the purpose of that is sending more and more spams.According to Symantec the only other candidate being abused for malware purposes in this way is Ron Pau. Neither Barack Obama nor John McCain have had names exploited by Malware.NETWORKWORLD estimates it as software designed to damage or infiltrate an operating system without the owner’s authorization. These might be computer viruses, adware, Trojan horses.
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BeatThatQuote.com Beats Facebook to Fastest Growing Web Site
2008-02-17 21:45:00
According to Nielsen Online report for UK net ratings in 2007 BeatThatQuote.com sees Facebook off in the battle for the UK’s fastest growing website.Sourcewire says that the award winning website has been given the accolade in a report* by independent measurement and analysis company, Nielsen Online. Nielsen Online report reveals that BeatThatQuote.com grew its monthly audience of unique visitors by 1,165% from December 2006 to December 2007. Facebook came second in percentage terms with an increase of just 781% in comparison. Founder and Managing Director John Paleomylites said: “Our numbers for January are already 300% up on December at just under 1million unique visitors. There’s still plenty more growth that we are on target to achieve. Clearly, consumers love what we’re doing and are coming to us rather than other price comparison sites.” Alex Burmaster, Internet Analyst, Nielsen Online commented, “Many will be surprised to see that Facebook wasn’t the fastest gro...
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4 News Companies Ally to Sell Ads on the Internet
2008-02-16 21:32:00
Four large newspaper companies are joining forces to sell advertisements on the Internet , hoping that the combined heft of their Web sites will encourage large advertisers to spend more money. Each of the four companies - the Tribune Company, the Gannett Company, the Hearst Corporation and The New York Times Company - is transferring a portion of its online ad space to quadrantONE, a new company that will be announced Friday. The purpose of the joint venture, which will be based in Chicago and will hire 17 people, is to let national advertisers place ads on local Web sites with a single phone call. The sites belong to papers like The Los Angeles Times (which is a Tribune property), The Des Moines Register (Gannett), The Houston Chronicle (Hearst) and The Boston Globe (The New York Times Company). Some of the companies’ flagship sites, however, will not be included, because they are not considered local. These include the sites of USA Today, a Gannett paper, and of ...
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FileMaker 9 Certification
2008-02-15 21:38:00
FileMaker that develops award-winning database software announced the availability of certification testing for the award winning FileMaker 9 product line. It gives developers opportunity gain recognition as a database industry expert. The pass of the tests also gives opportunity to use the logo on cards.According to FileMaker: "Databases allow you easily and quickly to share information. A simple way of sharing is to export data to PDF files or spreadsheets and then email the files to team members, business partners or friends.Full-featured databases (such as FileMaker Pro) enable multiple people to open and use the same database at the same time. Security features allow you to limit access to information to only those who need to know."As FileMaker President Dominique Goupil said the FileMaker 9 has the features that are more time efficient as it needs shorter time and enable developers to add more value to their FileMaker solutions. Through FileMaker 9 the skills transfer into co...
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