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Thursday, March 31, 2005
Life reflects your own thoughts back to you.
Author: Napolean Hill
Wednesday, March 30, 2005
Results! Why, man I have gotten a lot of results. I know several thousand things that won’t work.
Author: Thomas A. Edison
Tuesday, March 29, 2005
The qualities of a great man are "vision, integrity, courage, understanding, the power of articulation, and profundity of character.
Author: Dwight Eisenhower
Monday, March 28, 2005
ENTHUSIASM is one of the most powerful engines of
success. When you do a thing, do it with your might. Put your whole soul into it. Stamp it with your own personality. Be active, be energetic, be enthusiastic and faithful, and you will accomplish your objective. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson
Saturday, March 26, 2005
Let no one ever come to you without leaving better and happier. Be the living expression of God’s kindness: kindness in your face, kindness in your eyes, kindness in your smile.
Author: Mother Teresa
Friday, March 25, 2005
Sow an act and you reap a habit.
Sow a habit and you reap a character.
Sow a character and you reap a destiny.
Author: Charles Reade
Thursday, March 24, 2005
We need to teach the next generation of children from day one that they are responsible for their lives. Mankind's greatest gift, also its greatest curse, is that we have free choice. We can make our choices built from love or from fear.
Author: Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
Wednesday, March 23, 2005
I respect faith, but doubt is what gets you an education.
Author: Wilson Mizner
Tuesday, March 22, 2005
My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me.
Author: Jim Valvano, Basketball Coach
Monday, March 21, 2005
Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not.
Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson
Sunday, March 20, 2005
What goal would you pursue if you knew it was impossible to fail?
Author: Robert Schuller
Saturday, March 19, 2005
The more I help others to succeed, the more I succeed.
Author: Ray Kroc
Friday, March 18, 2005
A word of encouragement during a failure is worth more than an hour of praise after success.
Author: Unknown
Thursday, March 17, 2005
Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.
Author: Mark Twain
Wednesday, March 16, 2005
You've got to take the initiative and play your game... Confidence makes the difference.
Author: Chris Evert
Tuesday, March 15, 2005
Some succeed because they are destined to, but most succeed because they are determined to.
Author: Henry Van Dyke
Monday, March 14, 2005
In order to succeed, we must first believe that we
can.
Author:Michael Korda
Sunday, March 13, 2005
Enthusiasm: a little thing that makes a big
difference.
Author: Unknown
Saturday, March 12, 2005
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
Author: Eleanor Roosevelt
Friday, March 11, 2005
Failure is the opportunity to begin again more
intelligently.
Author: Henry Ford
Thursday, March 10, 2005
If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.
Author: Unknown
Wednesday, March 9, 2005
The greatest mistake a man can make is to be afraid of making one.
Author: Elbert Hubbard
Tuesday, March 8, 2005
The first wealth is health.
Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson
Monday, March 7, 2005
People often say that motivation doesn't last. Well, neither does bathing—that's why we recommend it daily.
Author: Zig Ziglar
Sunday, March 6, 2005
Outside show is a poor substitute for inner worth.
Author: Aesop
Saturday, March 5, 2005
Courage is the power of the mind to overcome fear.
Author: Martin Luther King, Jr
Friday, March 4, 2005
where you start is not as important as where you
finish.
Author: Zig Ziglar
Thursday, March 3, 2005
Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving.
Author: Albert Einstein
Wednesday, March 2, 2005
The best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a
friend.
Author: Abraham Lincoln
Tuesday, March 1, 2005
Quote: You don't have to sit on top of a mountain
to discover what's right for you.
You always know in your heart what you need to do.
But you do have to ask yourself if you're willing
to make choices. Put yourself in a position where
you're making choices about your life, rather than
letting other people make those choices for you.
That's what balance is all about.
Author: Liz Dolan
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Frenzy Begins Over Cookie Alternative
By Zachary Rodgers | March 31, 2005
An
existing technology offering cookie-like functionality is gaining
attention from publishers, marketers and others as a possible
replacement for the ubiquitous, but potentially endangered, text files.
The
technology, based on Macromedia's Flash, is getting attention as
awareness spreads of an apparent increase in user deletion of cookies.
A JupiterResearch study recently found nearly 40 percent of Web users clear these text files
from their machines on a regular basis. Because of the enormous
consequences of cookie deletion for online marketing, analytics experts
and ad technology vendors have since begun overtly addressing the
potential of the "Flash cookie." CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Internet Phones Likely to See Price Competition
CHICAGO (Reuters) - The booming market for phone calls using Internet
technology has created a bonanza for telecom gear makers such as Cisco
Systems Inc. (CSCO.O: Quote, Profile, Research), but aggressive pricing could squeeze profits.
Price competition for so-called corporate VOIP products, particularly
among the three big North American players -- Cisco, Avaya Inc. (AV.N: Quote, Profile, Research) and Nortel Networks (NT.TO: Quote, Profile, Research)
-- may be intensifying, prompted by lackluster information technology
spending and moves to capitalize on a replacement cycle for phone
systems, analysts said.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Finding Your "Niche" Market by Accidentby Sarah J. Doyle
How can you possibly find a niche market by accident, you ask?
Think about it. When was the last time you needed or wanted something
and couldn't find it? I can guarantee that if YOU are looking for
something and can't find it, there are many others looking for a
similar item as well!
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| Wednesday, March 30, 2005 | |
This week's All God' Creatures Educational Seminars
class is being taught by master dog trainer, Christopher Aust. This
Thursday night, March 31, 2005 at 9PM EST. Here is what he'll be
teaching:
1. A little on breed selection 2. Preparing to bring the dog home
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| Wednesday, March 30, 2005 | |
Anti-Spyware Companies Promote Cookie Deletion
By Rob McGann
Search for
terms like "Coremetrics," "WebSideStory," "DoubleClick," "ValueClick"
or "Atlas DMT" on Google, and some of the most prominent paid results
seem to cast aspersions on these well-known interactive marketing brand
names. You'll
see ad text like "Coremetrics Removal Tool," "Kill AtlasDMT.com Now"
and "Websidestory Removal." These ads -- promoting anti-spyware tools
like NoAdware, XoftSpy, and PC Orion -- urge users to buy and download
software that remove these companies' cookies from their computers.
Such
campaigns -- many of them run by the anti-spyware companies' affiliates
-- may provide some explanation for the findings of a recent JupiterResearch study, which reported that 40 percent of online consumers delete cookies from their primary computers as often as once a month.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
| Wednesday, March 30, 2005 | |
Will Spam-Blogging Be The Death Of Blogging?by Priya Shah
Technorati reports that 30,000 - 40,000 new blogs are being created each day.
According to David Sifry, part of the growth of new blogs created each day is due to an increase in spam blogs.
What are spam blogs? They are fake blogs that are created by robots in
order to foster link farms, attempted search engine optimization, or
drive traffic through to advertising or affiliate sites.
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More E-Mails Blocked, Return Path Study Finds
By: Christine Blank
Contributing Editor
E-mail marketers still need to monitor ISPs' e-mail blocking vigilantly, as the problem has worsened.
Twenty-two percent of permission-based e-mail was blocked by top
ISPs in 2004, up 3.3 percent from the second half of 2003, e-mail
management firm Return Path, New York, found in a new study.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Hello Online Marketers! I wanted to share with you what Penny sent to our International Virtual Women's Chamber of Commerce list. She is also a publisher here on Quikonnex and uses our podcasting system which is sooooo easy to use. I haven't used it yet because I was having a bit of trouble with my media player but hope it's fixed and you'll be hearing excerpts from me on my other channels and soon here on Kick The Email Habit from all of us! Here's Penny's exciting statement:
I tried an
experiment - I started podcasting and got my Comedy Clip of the Week podcast
listed on the iPodder.org directory. I checked my stats for March, and my hits
and downloads for comedy went from 50 unique visitors to 247, in less
than a month. The hits were over 2200!
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Those Darn Nigerians
by Bill
McCloskey
THERE IS A NEW VERSION of the 4-1-9 e-mail scam that has been
going around auction sites and the "For Sale" sections of various Web
communities lately. Known as the 4-1-9 scam after 4-1-9 section of the Nigerian
Penal Code, most people are familiar with these scams usually from some
"barrister" of some foreign country who has heard about me through a trusted
source and wants me to help him get money out of the country by depositing the
money in my account. I get so many of these letters I figure I must be on some
Nigerian telephone booth somewhere: "for a good time and a trusted source to
transfer money contact Bill at..."
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Top court to hear landmark P2P case TuesdayPublished: March 28, 2005, 4:00 AM PST
By
John Borland
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
Ken Fuhrman's Colorado-based start-up company is a television
junkie's dream, making powerful home media servers to hold digitized
versions of television shows, movies and music.
But Fuhrman is worried. On Tuesday morning, the Supreme Court
will hear arguments on whether file-swapping software companies
Grokster and StreamCast Networks should be held responsible for the
widespread copyright infringement on their networks, and he's afraid
his company, Interact-TV, could be affected too.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Study: Wireless Spam Proliferates
by Gavin O'Malley, Tuesday, Mar 22, 2005 7:00 AM EST
ONE OUT OF FOUR COLLEGE students
surveyed online reported receiving ads on their mobile phones,
according to a Ball State University study of 1,171 students conducted
last month. Of the students to receive wireless spam, nine out of 10
said they were annoyed by the unsolicited text message advertisements
or instant message ads sent to their cell phones, What's more, 68
percent of respondents who received wireless spam said they were less
likely to purchase a product from businesses responsible for serving
the unwanted ads. Fortunately for the advertisers responsible, only 5
percent of students receiving such spam could even recall the name of
the business or product in question.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Details of Getting a Blogby Daniel Punch
Blogs, the abbreviation of Web Logs (online journals), are becoming
more and more popular all the time. People are starting new blogs at an
astounding rate so it’s safe to assume that there are constantly people
out there who want to know how to get a blog going. Despite personal
feelings about the actual quality of the majority of blogs out there on
the Internet, that’s what I hope to be able to help you do with this
article.
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Warner Brothers Sponsors Podcaster
By Zachary Rodgers
After
getting into some trouble for its early marketing practices in the
blogosphere, Warner Brothers Records is dipping its toes in the blog
waters once again. The company will sponsor podcasts of the Eric Rice
Show and provide exclusive audio content from one of its bands.
The Eric Rice
Show, which is produced by Rice and three of his colleagues, features
audio musings on entertainment, technology, and culture. Podcasting,
the practice of publishing extended audio recordings in a Web feed
format, still reaches a very small audience, but many expect it to take
off as digital music players proliferate. Financial terms of the deal
with Warner Brothers weren't disclosed. CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Happy Easter from all of us here at Kick the Email Habit -
Cathy, John and Kim wish you all the most blessed day!
Search Engine Optimization for RSS Feedsby Sharon Housley
Tips for Helping Your RSS Feed Perform! In some ways RSS is very similar
to HTML, the language commonly used to create websites. Just as with
HTML, webmasters using traditional search engine optimization tactics
when creating an RSS feed will find that their RSS feed receives
additional exposure and interest.
Simple steps to optimize an RSS feed for search engines:
1.) The title should contain important search terms.
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Firefox Snags Market Share From MSN by Shankar Gupta, Monday, Mar 21, 2005 7:00 AM EST
THE FIREFOX BROWSER CONTINUED TO cut
into Internet Explorer's market share, according to statistics released
Friday by NetApplications, an Aliso Viejo, Calif.-based company that
offers Web-monitoring products. By the end of February, the open source
Firefox browser accounted for 6.17 percent of browsers--up from 5.59
percent in January, according to NetApplications. During the same
period, Microsoft's browser fell from 90.31 percent to 89.04 percent.
Some say that the downward trend for Microsoft's Explorer could be
significant for the company--which just entered the search space last
month--because browsers can play a key role in search. "The browser has
become central in terms of driving revenue opportunities," said Michael
Gartenberg, an analyst with Jupiter Research.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Selling Your Way to Successby Geoff Payne
Sales. I wonder when we decided to become a sales person. I know when I
was at school all I ever wanted to do was join the Navy and see the
world. My best mate wanted to be a truck driver or Fireman, Policeman,
Soldier, Banker, Doctor, Pop star, Football player and so the list went
on.
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Yahoo buys photo-sharing site Flickr
By
Jim Hu
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
Yahoo has purchased online photo-sharing service Flickr, less than a
week after the Internet giant launched a beta test of a new blogging
tool.
Vancouver, British Columbia-based Flickr
lets users upload digital photos from computers and camera phones, put
together photo albums, and post photos to blogs, among other things.
Joanna Stevens, a spokeswoman for Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Yahoo, confirmed the deal Sunday but did not disclose the terms.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Marketing Yourself, Your Writingby Pam White
Last week I was invited to a Women in Business workshop at the local
community college. The topic of that evening's seminar was marketing, a
topic I am familiar with yet always seeking more input on. We started
the evening by introducing ourselves, sharing what our business was and
telling each other what benefit we could provide the other
businesswomen.
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Yahoo! 360 Melds Social Networking With Blogging
by Gavin O'Malley
YAHOO! THIS WEEK UNVEILED PLANS to
introduce a combined social networking and blogging service called
Yahoo! 360 at the end of March. The free service will allow users to
integrate a series of existing Yahoo! services--discussion groups,
restaurant and music reviews, photos, music, instant messenger, and
addresses--with a new blogging feature. At first, Yahoo! 360 will be
accessible only to those invited to participate by the Sunnyvale,
Calif.-based company, which in turn will be able to invite others to
the service. Yahoo! employees have been experimenting with the
service--known internally as "Mingle"--since last year, a Yahoo!
spokeswoman confirmed.
CLICK HERE to continue reading...
It Takes Two - How to Cultivate
Profitable Alliances
by Heidi Richards,
MS
Cross promoting with other businesses can give you a significant advantage over
the competition, with many benefits and cost savings.” -Heidi
Richards-
More and
more competition in the marketplace is making it necessary for companies to find
creative ways to connect with customers and prospects, to enhance brand identity
and attract top-notch employees. In order to enhance competitiveness in today’s
marketplace, more and more companies are forming strategic alliances. Strategic
alliances can maximize your position in the marketplace. When you learn how to
leverage partnerships you increase your market share. It is also a very smart
way to grow a small business. Cross promoting with other businesses can give you
a significant advantage over the competition with many benefits and cost
savings.
[Read More!]
| Wednesday, March 23, 2005 | |
Study Showing Consumers Purge PCs Of Cookies Casts Doubt On Analytics, Targeting
by Gavin O'Malley
IN NEWS THAT UNSETTLED MANY in the online advertising world, a new
study by
Jupiter Research revealed that four out of 10 Internet users delete
cookies
from their primary computers at least once a month.
The report found that about 12 percent of Internet users delete cookies
on a
monthly basis, 17 percent do so weekly, and 10 percent purge cookies
every
day. What's more, more than half--52 percent--said they had rid
their
computers of cookies at least once in the last year. For the study,
announced yesterday, Jupiter Research surveyed 2,337 U.S. online
consumers
in March.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
| Wednesday, March 23, 2005 | |
Simple Syndication (RSS) -- Where's The Payoff?
By Scott Frangos
How RSS really does pay off... Have you heard of RSS (Really
Simple Syndication)? Did you know you can syndicate your news stories
from your website? You probably have seen some orange buttons around
the web with the letters "RSS" on them. They allow other websites to
link to your news stories with just a click. Simple. Syndicate. Ok.
Now, you know about Really Simple Syndication... but where's the
payoff? Let's look at the ways that RSS can pay off for you. And, pay
off, it does -- when you use this emerging technology effectively.Now
by "emerging technology," we mean it is relatively new, and people are
still learning about it. But already many savvy webmasters are
"aggregating" RSS feeds -- pulling common topic feeds together at their
websites. And, big players like Yahoo, and Amazon are offering up RSS
solutions. You can "subscribe" to a selection of news feeds on your
personalized home page at Yahoo, for example.
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Study: Blog Readers An Elite Minority
by Gavin O'Malley
BLOG READERS MIGHT STILL BE small
in number, but they are among the most influential groups in the United
States, according to a study by blog ad network Blogads.com, released
Friday. The report, issued by Blogads.com founder Henry Copeland,
concluded that most blog readers were "involved, upscale, intelligent,
individuals who also read Atlantic Monthly, The Economist, The New Yorker, National Geographic, The Nation
and WSJ.com." For the Blogads study, Copeland surveyed more than 30,000
Internet users; respondents had visited at least one of 100 blogs to
which he forwarded links to the survey.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Why You're Missing Out on Hundreds of Visitors If You Aren't Doing Thisby Tinu AbayomiPaul
our tip today starts with my own shocking secret - I used to HATE listening to audio online. I'd still rather pay to download a transcript. I'm just a print-oriented person.
But I’m an oddball- that’s why you need to remember this one very important fact:
Almost everyone in the online world would rather listen than read if they can.
(And people like me will buy your audio if you let them - I’ve paid for free audio streamed seminars to be sent to me on a CD.)
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Hands Off the Web, Bloggers and Lawmakers Say
By Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Internet bloggers
should enjoy traditional press freedoms and not face regulation as
political groups, lawmakers and online journalists said on Friday.
In separate letters, Democratic lawmakers and Internet commentators
urged the Federal Election Commission to make sure that political Web
sites that serve as focal points for political discussion, like
Wonkette.com and Freerepublic.com, don't have to comply with
campaign-finance rules.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
The WRONG Way To WRITE Articlesby Steve Shaw
As you no doubt already know, writing articles is probably the most
effective way to promote your web site. It's a very simple principle -
publishers want a vast quantity of good quality content that they do
not have to pay for; you provide that content, with the proviso that at
the bottom of your article, they include your resource box with a link
to your web site. It's a win-win situation. With your article published
on heaps of web sites, and in several ezines, it's enough to set your
traffic counter spinning.
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5 Marketing Mistakes You Can’t Afford To Makeby Debbie Allen
In virtually every area of business, there will be pitfalls along the
way. Marketing is no exception. Time and time again, retail stores of
all sizes make the same costly mistakes. But knowing how to avoid these
mistakes can save you energy, disappointment – and money.
Mistake #1: Eliminating marketing efforts when times get tight.
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Cookie Monster
By Jim Meskauskas
The cookie has been a subject of debate from the moment of its inception and throughout most of the
life of the commercial Web. From the time the first crumb of a cookie allowed for tracking of actions taken by a particular individual surfing the Web,
marketers and advertisers grew excited by the prospects. Tracking media consumption at a user level foretold of great things to come in marketing.
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New Weapons in the Antispam War
By Neil J. Rubenking
As spammers devise new ways to fill your in-box with porn, pills, and
prime mortgages, antispam companies scramble to keep up. Here we
evaluate three current weapons in the fight to keep spam from
overwhelming your work day: InBoxer 2.0, OnlyMyEmail Personal, and
SpamCatcher 4. CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Innovative Business Use of RSS as a Technologyby Sharon Housley
RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is a new way to broadcast corporate
news and structured information. RSS offers a quick, easy corporate
communication channel. The RSS contents are published as a feed and the
feed's content keep customers, partners and journalists abreast of
corporate news and information. The RSS feeds are read using a tool
referred to as a news aggregator, or an RSS reader. The aggregator
periodically checks to see if the RSS feed has been updated. As the
feed is updated, new information will automatically appear in the RSS
reader.
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Broadband killing off newspapersIain Thomson, vnunet.com 08 Mar 2005
US consumers with broadband
used the internet rather than newspapers during the last presidential
elections as their primary news source, a survey has revealed. "The
last election was a breakout event for the internet," said Lee Rainie,
director of the Pew Internet & American Life Project and one of the
authors of the report.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
It Takes Two - How to Cultivate
Profitable Alliances
by Heidi Richards,
MS
“Cross
promoting with other businesses can give you a significant advantage over the
competition, with many benefits and cost savings.” -Heidi
Richards-
More and
more competition in the marketplace is making it necessary for companies to find
creative ways to connect with customers and prospects, to enhance brand identity
and attract top-notch employees. In order to enhance competitiveness in today’s
marketplace, more and more companies are forming strategic alliances. Strategic
alliances can maximize your position in the marketplace. When you learn how to
leverage partnerships you increase your market share. It is also a very smart
way to grow a small business. Cross promoting with other businesses can give you
a significant advantage over the competition with many benefits and cost
savings.
[Read More!]
Bigfoot: Spam On Decline, But Spyware Plagues Consumers
by Wendy Davis, Wednesday, Mar 9, 2005 7:00 AM EST
THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT consumers
report receiving less spam than in the past, but the bad news is that
most say they've been infected with spyware, according to a study
commissioned by e-mail marketer Bigfoot Interactive and released
Tuesday at a conference hosted by the company in New York. For the
study, RoperASW conducted interviews in February with 537 adults who
have Internet access at home. Fifty-seven percent of respondents said
they thought that the quantity of spam they received in the last year
decreased; at the same time, about the same proportion-- 55
percent--said they had been infected with spyware.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Yahoo 360 takes spin through blogosphere
Published: March 16, 2005, 9:20 AM PST
By
Evan Hansen
Staff Writer, CNET News.com update
Yahoo is stepping into social networking and blogging, with a new
service that promises to offer a simpler way to keep in touch with
people.
Dubbed Yahoo 360,
the new service is accepting invitation-only beta testers for now, the
Sunnyvale, Calif.-based Web giant said Wednesday. The test will be
opened to a broader audience on March 29.
CLICK HERE to continue reading....
Build It And They Will Come. True or False? Why So Many Online Businesses Fail.by Jill St. Claire
Build it and they will come! Well . . . sometimes. If you're real lucky, and I mean REALLY lucky.
Now you have your beautiful website boasting your amazing products or
services. It's out there, just waiting for people who want what you
have to offer. You're going to dazzle them with your dynamic website
and the sales are going to come flooding in. Wrong. The dream is over.
It's time to come back to reality.
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| Wednesday, March 16, 2005 | |
FTC Ponders: Is 'Adware' Spyware?
by Wendy Davis, Wednesday, Mar 9, 2005 7:00 AM EST
COMPANIES THAT INSTALL AD-SERVING SOFTWARE on
consumers' computers and serve them pop-ups--such as WhenU, Claria, and
180solutions--bristle at being called "spyware," rather than the more
neutral term "adware." But is spyware really the wrong word for such
companies? Perhaps not, according to participants in a spyware workshop
convened last year by the Federal Trade Commission. An FTC report on
the workshop issued this week, "Monitoring Software on Your PC:
Spyware, Adware, and Other Software," stated that panelists and
commenters differed widely about whether adware should be considered
spyware. Some participants held that the most important factor was
whether the software led to the serving of pop-up ads; if so, they
argued, then it was spyware. Others argued that the adware/spyware
distinction hinges on whether users had adequate advance notice of what
the program would do; if so, then it's adware, but if not, spyware's
the appropriate name. Still others maintained that adware could only be
spyware if it monitored where users went on the Web.
CLICK HERE to continue reading...
| Wednesday, March 16, 2005 | |
Seven Bloggers Named to Media 100 ListMicropersuasionSeven bloggers have been named to The Media 100 (PDF)
| Wednesday, March 16, 2005 | |
Increase Traffic to Your Blog from Search Engines - The Top 5 Tipsby Tinu AbayomiPaul
Your favorite thing about having a blog may soon be this - they naturally attract search engine traffic.
Blogs already have optimized site architecture. Most are set up with a
clear navigation, where every page is set up to link back to the other
main pages.
They also have the inherent potential to be well-linked.
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Yahoo! Mulls Expansion Of Contextual Program
by Gavin O'Malley, Wednesday, Mar 9, 2005 7:00 AM EST
YAHOO! IS EXPLORING EXPANDING ITS current
contextual advertising program, confirmed a Yahoo! source Tuesday.
Rumors that Yahoo! has been quietly testing a contextual advertising
program for blogs and small publishers to rival Google's Adsense have
been circulating the blogosphere in part because of contextual ads that
were spotted on the blog of Ken Rudman, a product manager at Overture.
CLICK HERE to continue reading...
Internet Passes Radio for Political News -Survey
Sun Mar 6, 2005 4:08 PM ET WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Internet surpassed radio as a source for
political news in the United States last year as more people went
online to keep up with the presidential election campaign, according to
a new report released on Sunday. Twenty-nine percent of U.S.
adults used the Internet to get political news last year, according to
the Pew Internet and American Life Project. That's up from 4 percent in
1996 and 18 percent in 2000. CLICK HERE to continue reading....
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