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Schaeffer's Daily Market Blog Features
Hot Topic, General Electric, General
Motors, Eli Lilly, Apple Computer

Schaeffer's Daily Market Blog Features
Hot Topic, General Electric, General
Motors, Eli Lilly, Apple Computer 04/15/2005 06:51 PM
Business Wire UK Apr 15 2005 11:04PM GMT

China to launch nationwide crackdown
against online computer games

China to launch nationwide crackdown
against online computer games 08/04/2004 01:34 PM
AFP via Yahoo! Aug 4 2004 5:41PM GMT

Choice Hotels International Region 12
Marketing Co-Op Selects Meandaur to
Launch Comprehensive Online Marketing
Campaign

Choice Hotels International Region 12
Marketing Co-Op Selects Meandaur to
Launch Comprehensive Online Marketing
Campaign 08/05/2004 03:39 AM
Choice International Region 12 Marketing Co-Op has selected Meandaur to operationalize a new search engine marketing program. [PRWEB Aug 5, 2004]

Registration Open for MathML
International Conference 2002

Registration Open for MathML
International Conference 2002 06/19/2002 03:31 AM
19 June 2002: Registration is open for the MathML International Conference 2002 to be held in Chicago, IL, USA, on 28-30 June 2002. W3C is happy to co-sponsor this conference, whose aim is to bring together people involved in defining the future of mathematics and scientific content on the Web. Read about Math at W3C. (News archive)

Army Lieutenant General David H.
Petraeus: Battling For Iraq (Free Wapo
Registration Required)

Army Lieutenant General David H.
Petraeus: Battling For Iraq (Free Wapo
Registration Required) 09/26/2004 11:07 PM
thoughts

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A49283-2004Sep25.html
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"Army Lieutenant General David H.
Petraeus: Battling For Iraq (Free Wapo
Registration Required)"

"Army Lieutenant General David H.
Petraeus: Battling For Iraq (Free Wapo
Registration Required)" 09/27/2004 11:18 AM

Linux-based Confernce Registration

Linux-based Confernce Registration 12/21/2002 04:16 PM
There's a good story over at NewsForge about a Linux-based Conference Registration System. It uses LAMP, iOpeners, LTSP, and some custom-built Java code. Very cool....

Contraloría General de la República de
Colombia Chooses IntraLearn LMSCampus
Virtual to offer online courses to
federal employees of Contraloría General

Contraloría General de la República de
Colombia Chooses IntraLearn LMSCampus
Virtual to offer online courses to
federal employees of Contraloría General 07/02/2004 03:16 AM
IntraLearn Latin America Ltda. (ILLA), the Latin American subsidiary of IntraLearn Software Corporation, the leading supplier of configurable e-Learning software applications to the mid-market, announced today that IntraLearn has been selected by the Contraloría General de la República de Colombia to supply the Learning Management System (LMS) to manage online courses as part of the overall Campus Virtual initiative. The IntraLearn LMS is part of the much larger project awarded to IntraLearn partner InfoGroup of Bogotá, Colombia and the product is being installed and supported by IntraLearn’s Venezuelan Authorized IntraLearn Reseller, NetPeople. [PRWEB Jul 2, 2004]

A low-cost, Linux-based conference
registration system

A low-cost, Linux-based conference
registration system 12/19/2002 11:29 AM
- By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller - Massachusetts resident Dave Belfer-Shevett likes to attend both technical and science fiction conferences, and for years he has been appalled by the poor systems they used for registration and badge printing. "I could do better than this," he said. And so he did -- using Linux, MySQL, and surplus hardware he picked up on eBay and elsewhere.

International Journal of Web Based
Communities

International Journal of Web Based
Communities 12/17/2004 06:43 PM

Int. J. of Web Based Communities - IJWBC: Your phpBB install finally has a scientific journal.

The IJWBC is a peer-reviewed scientific journal. It offers state of the art to practitioners such as communication managers, officers of public information services, web masters and of course those who are responsible for online communities.

Via Metafilter.

PCC Continues Its Online Registration

PCC Continues Its Online Registration 08/19/2004 06:05 AM
Theledger.com - Thu Aug 19, 10:18 am GMT

Metro Detroit’s Small Business Computer
Specialists “The Computer Guys” Launch
Their New Customer Interactive Website

Metro Detroit’s Small Business Computer
Specialists “The Computer Guys” Launch
Their New Customer Interactive Website 06/17/2005 07:19 PM
Announcing the launch of The Computer Guys new website, www.tcguys.com offers customers the ability to submit computer and network service requests along with troubleshooting support. [PRWEB Jun 15, 2005]

Online News Registration May Not Deliver
(AP)

Online News Registration May Not Deliver
(AP) 06/13/2004 04:56 PM
AP - Many online readers must complete registration forms with various kinds of personal data before seeing their virtual newspaper. The requirement has irked some readers and privacy advocates, led to the creation of Web sites to foil the system, and could be failing to provide the solid demographic information the system was intended to capture.

Online registration making the grade

Online registration making the grade 09/26/2004 07:01 AM
Sun-sentinel.com - Sun Sep 26, 07:42 am GMT

Online News Registration May Not Deliver

Online News Registration May Not Deliver 06/13/2004 06:34 PM
AP via Newsday Jun 13 2004 10:09PM GMT

Why Online Newspapers Require
Registration: Spam

Why Online Newspapers Require
Registration: Spam 09/20/2004 01:24 PM
Last week we wrote about John C. Dvorak's belief that newspapers are adding registration to make themselves believe that their paper business isn't really threatened by the web, and Rich Skrenta at Topix has picked up on this idea and explained the two big reasons why newspapers require registration. The first one agrees with Dvorak, suggesting a typical Innovator's Dilemma response (basically, subconsciously denying that this new medium could be a threat, and acting in ways that make the new medium look worse to themselves, rather than thinking about ways to embrace it). The second, however, is the main reason most sites require registration: spam. Direct mail marketing companies are offering ridiculous ($300 CPM) fees for email lists of registered newspaper readers for spam purposes. Never mind the fact that many of those email addresses are bogus dirty data, the newspapers see cash from spam. This isn't, as they claim, about having more detailed demographic info to "more accurately target advertising," but about having your email address to sell to spammers. Once again, BugMeNot becomes a useful anti-spam tool. It seems hard to believe selling email addresses to spammers could be a successful long-term business strategy.

Newspapers riding out complaints over
online registration

Newspapers riding out complaints over
online registration 06/13/2004 05:57 AM
Presstelegram.com - Sun Jun 13, 08:46 am GMT

Online News Sites registration
workarounds

Online News Sites registration
workarounds 07/20/2004 04:06 PM

I know what I do when I encounter a news site that requires registration I go elsewhere. Why do I want to entrust a news company with my personal demographic information when I can read the same story on a news site that does not require registration. Wired takes a look at sites offering ways to bypass site registration and Techdirt offers commentary on the sheer stupidity of news sites that hide their content from behind a login. [Wired] [Techdirt]

2700 renew vehicle registration online

2700 renew vehicle registration online 09/27/2004 07:30 AM
Stuff.co.nz - Mon Sep 27, 05:29 am GMT

Online registration begins for Gitex
2004

Online registration begins for Gitex
2004 07/17/2004 06:26 AM
Khaleejtimes.com - Sat Jul 17, 08:06 am GMT

eRSVP Releases MAX v1.5 Online Events
Registration Solution

eRSVP Releases MAX v1.5 Online Events
Registration Solution 07/12/2004 02:21 AM
eRSVP, a pioneer in the online events registration industry, releases the latest & greatest version of its advanced online software solution for professional meeting and events planners - eRSVP Max v1.5. New features provide enhanced e-business security, enable new client revenue streams, improve productivity and ease of use. [PRWEB Jul 12, 2004]

Industry Games: Online registration
problem solved

Industry Games: Online registration
problem solved 06/24/2005 03:08 PM
Travelbiz.com.au - Fri Jun 24, 07:28 am GMT

Police to Launch International Cyber
Child Porn Sting

Police to Launch International Cyber
Child Porn Sting 12/18/2003 01:01 PM
Reuters Dec 18 2003 11:28AM ET

Advanium Software Announces Launch of
International Trade Portal

Advanium Software Announces Launch of
International Trade Portal 04/07/2005 02:49 AM
Advanium Software, a leading trade information portal developer, has released version 3.0 of NuDeal. The NuDeal.com application has been rebuilt using the latest technology to support increasing demand from its worldwide membership base. [PRWEB Apr 7, 2005]

Is Online Registration For News A Ploy
To Make Online News Look Bad?

Is Online Registration For News A Ploy
To Make Online News Look Bad? 09/17/2004 02:31 PM
These days, I very rarely agree with anything written by John C. Dvorak, who seems to be spending his time not really understanding what's happening in technology. However, his latest column has an interesting theory. We've been talking a lot about how many newspapers have a backwar ds thinking policy requiring registration just to read the same AP and Reuters stories everyone else has. The public claim is that they're doing this to give their advertisers more data about their visitors, but the amount of dirty data that goes into these databases suggests that doesn't make much sense -- and could get them in legal trouble. Others point out that online editions are really doing this to get email for the sake of selling their mailing lists to marketing spammers, which does make some sense, though isn't a particularly well thought-out strategy for long term success. Dvorak's take, however, is that newspapers are doing this to keep people out on purpose. The idea is that newspapers want to play down their online operations, to show that their paper editions are still much more important. He believes they don't want the online editions to be profitable, as that would mean serious changes for their business. If true, this is an incredibly stupid position, basically trying to convince themselves that news isn't moving online when it really is. It's even worse than just not believing what's happening -- it's working to screw up the data they use themselves in figuring out what's happening. Honestly, though, this seems unlikely. It would involve too much thought. It seems, more likely, that the push towards online registration is from newspapers who haven't really thought the issues through, but who think this will somehow pay off.

Wavescribe International Corp is on the
Brink of Becoming a Dominant Force in
Web-Based Document Production

Wavescribe International Corp is on the
Brink of Becoming a Dominant Force in
Web-Based Document Production 04/07/2005 12:39 PM
Wavescribe International Corp (The Company) began in 2001 and has evolved over the years with the successful research, development, beta testing and launch of its flagship software product, WaveScribe. [PRWEB Apr 7, 2005]

Knight Ridder Digital Chooses eMeta to
Enable Online Registration

Knight Ridder Digital Chooses eMeta to
Enable Online Registration 07/02/2004 04:53 AM
Econtentmag.com - Fri Jul 2, 07:10 am GMT

AT&T Wireless To Launch IXI-Based
Messaging Device

AT&T Wireless To Launch IXI-Based
Messaging Device 09/14/2004 05:25 AM
Phonescoop lives up to their name with the scoop that AT&T Wireless is getting ready to offer an inexpensive messaging device called the ogo, that will let users send instant messages and emails. While a few other sites have picked up on this story, they're mostly focusing on what the device most likely competes with (perhaps the Danger Sidekick II), but what's much more interesting is that this is the first device using the IXI Personal Mobile Gateway we've been talking about since 2001, which has been getting a lot more attention over the past year or so. While it's completely up in the air how well this particular device will do, it will be interesting to see how well the IXI system works, and whether or not the concept catches on at all. For those who haven't been following this, the Personal Mobile Gateway idea is to make mobile device much more modular, rather than cramming too many features into a single box. One device (in this case, the ogo) acts as the "hub" of the system, and has a cellular connection to the nearest tower just like a regular mobile phone. However, other devices are designed to easily and quickly connect to the hub via Bluetooth and piggyback on its wireless connection to the outside world. While many assumed the hub would be part of the "phone" itself, that doesn't have to be the case -- as evidenced by this messaging device which has no phone. However, by slapping together a simple phone device that only needed a bluetooth connection, it could connect through the messaging device and a simple (cheaper) phone could be offered. Another device could be a music player, or a larger device for surfing the web. The idea is that there are endless possibilities to add in other devices and use the most reasonable device for the pressing need. Of course, many people respond by pointing out that one of the last things they want would be more devices to carry around. Still, with some big names throwing their support behind the IXI PMG concept, it's worth watching to see how well it's implemented and whether or not people seem to like it.

Computer prescribing systems in UK
general practices are endangering
patients lives

Computer prescribing systems in UK
general practices are endangering
patients lives 05/14/2004 06:15 AM
Medical Science News May 14 2004 10:26AM GMT

TabletKiosk to Launch Centrino™ Based
Sahara Tablet PCs

TabletKiosk to Launch Centrino™ Based
Sahara Tablet PCs 08/23/2004 02:36 AM
TabletKiosk is announcing the release of their next generation Sahara Slate PCs called the i-Series that will be based on the Intel® Pentium® M technology. TabletKiosk’s new flagship product, the Sahara Pen Tablet i213, is based on the Intel Centrino mobile technology and Windows XP Tablet PC Edition, using a combination of new and industry standard power management features to extend battery life. [PRWEB Aug 23, 2004]

Philippines to launch Internet-based
cockfight betting

Philippines to launch Internet-based
cockfight betting 05/31/2004 05:36 AM
Khaleej Times May 31 2004 8:34AM GMT

Time based hardware button for
application launch

Time based hardware button for
application launch 06/03/2004 09:03 AM
United States Patent: 6,727,830 .. patent

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Not Your Parents’ Entertainment Center:
IcOn Product Launch at International
Home Furnishings Market

Not Your Parents’ Entertainment Center:
IcOn Product Launch at International
Home Furnishings Market 04/03/2005 03:55 AM
Sharut® Furniture, Inc. announced today their new division which will launch at International Home Furnishings Market in High Point, North Carolina this April. Sharut®, the first to design home entertainment walls specifically for plasma and LCD televisions, adds a bit more glam to the market with the introduction of the IcOn Collection. IcOn showcases these flat panel display televisions on a floating panel which is then backlit. This feature enhances the viewing experience. This collection features mixes of matte, satin, and lacquer finishes with the juxtaposition of these finishes and with several color combinations. [PRWEB Apr 3, 2005]

Telestial Announces Launch of GLOBAL
RIIING - New Low Cost International Cell
Phone Service

Telestial Announces Launch of GLOBAL
RIIING - New Low Cost International Cell
Phone Service 03/17/2005 04:12 AM
Today Telestial announced the official launch of its new Global Riiing cell phone service. Global Riiing offers travelers incredibly low airtime rates (as low as 52¢ per minute), unlimited free incoming calls throughout most of Europe, and the convenience of having a single cell phone number that works in over 100 countries around the world. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

FCC Approves New Pocket PC From First
International Computer

FCC Approves New Pocket PC From First
International Computer 07/14/2004 11:43 AM
bargainPDA.com Jul 14 2004 4:03PM GMT

INTERNATIONAL AD AGENCY GROUP TO
COLLABORATE VIA EXTRANET Client Service
Process at Agencies Being Transformed by
Easy-to-Use Web-based Tool

INTERNATIONAL AD AGENCY GROUP TO
COLLABORATE VIA EXTRANET Client Service
Process at Agencies Being Transformed by
Easy-to-Use Web-based Tool 07/22/2004 03:01 AM
Worldwide Partners, Inc., with partner offices in fifty-six countries, has adopted WorkZone as a global collaboration tool. Headquartered in Aurora, CO, Worldwide Partners has become a licensee of Trichys, LLC of Conshohocken, PA, for Trichys’ WorkZone collaboration extranet. [PRWEB Jul 22, 2004]

Selkirk to Launch First Global
Browser-Based Treasury Management
Solution

Selkirk to Launch First Global
Browser-Based Treasury Management
Solution 06/17/2004 09:18 PM
BC Technology Jun 18 2004 1:01AM GMT

Verizon Puts New National Backbone to
Work With Launch of IP-Based VPN Service

Verizon Puts New National Backbone to
Work With Launch of IP-Based VPN Service 05/11/2004 01:22 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum May 11 2004 4:48PM GMT

AMCOL International Corporation Deploys
Global Microsoft® SharePoint™-based
Environment, Health and Safety
Management Information System from KMI

AMCOL International Corporation Deploys
Global Microsoft® SharePoint™-based
Environment, Health and Safety
Management Information System from KMI 06/24/2005 04:12 PM
AMCOL International Corporation is deploying a global Environment, Health and Safety Management Information System (EMIS) based on integrated Microsoft® SharePoint™, SQL and .NET technology. The system includes Incident Tracking, Compliance Management and Corrective/Preventive Actions Tracking and will be expanded in 2006 to include Training and Audit Management. The system is being implemented by Knowledge Management Innovations, LLC (KMI). [PRWEB Jun 23, 2005]
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