Try our optimized Affiliate Marketing Search Engine
Is a Big iTunes Revamp in the Works?
The purchase of a music streaming company and a billion dollar datacenter hint changes are coming.
Read more here
Technorati tag(s): ecommerce
posted at: 12:01am on 12-Dec-2009
path: /Ecommerce | permalink | edit (requires password)
No Wi-Fi? Try Belkin's Gigabit Powerline HD Starter Kit
If you need a wireless network in your home office, but the layout isn’t conducive to Wi-Fi, you’ll appreciate the Belkin Gigabit Powerline HD Starter Kit for its easy setup and snappy performance.
 
Read more here
Technorati tag(s): small business
posted at: 12:01am on 12-Dec-2009
path: /Small_Business | permalink | edit (requires password)
Must Visit From
If other sites links directly the sub-pages of your site or if previous required pages are being skipped, you can now require your visitors to come from a certain page! Those that did not come from the required page are alerted then send back to the required previous page. Clever!
Read more here
Technorati tag(s): javascript, programming, scripting
posted at: 12:01am on 12-Dec-2009
path: /Programming/Javascript | permalink | edit (requires password)
Google-Backed Undersea Cable Project Moving Forward
Quite some time ago, Google and a number of other companies announced their intent to create something called the Southeast Asia Japan Cable (SJC). This week, there was confirmation that the undersea fiber optic project is progressing.
 Bobbie Johnson wrote today, "The agreement to build the submarine cable was first proposed three years ago, but negotiations finally came to a close on Wednesday as officials signed what they promised was a groundbreaking deal."
Bharti (of India), Globe Telecom (the Philippines), KDDI (Japan), Reliance Globalcom (Bermuda), and Telemedia Pacific (Hong Kong/Indonesia) will all be involved in addition to America's favorite search engine. As for the cable itself, it'll stretch between China, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, and Singapore at first, with extensions possible in the future.
The SJC should allow individual and corporate Internet users in the region to transfer information (including ads) at much higher speeds and lower costs. It might create a couple of redundancies, too, in the event that earthquakes or anchor-dragging ships disrupt existing lines of communication.
The SJC should be completed by the second quarter of 2012. It carries an estimated price tag of $400 million.
Related Articles:
> Google Puts Universal Search In Suggestions, Launches Quick Scroll
> Google Makes A Second Real-Time Search Announcement
> Google Most Popular Site Among Seniors
Read more here
Technorati tag(s): online marketing
posted at: 12:01am on 12-Dec-2009
path: /Online_Marketing | permalink | edit (requires password)
R.I. scores big in appropriations bill
WARWICK – The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2010, which provides $446.8 billion to fund “critical priorities and programs” in health, education and transportation, would bring more than $30 million to various organizations and programs in …
Read more here
Technorati tag(s): Rhode Island, Providence, New England
posted at: 12:01am on 12-Dec-2009
path: /Rhode_Island_USA | permalink | edit (requires password)
|
|
