Monthly Archives: October 2011
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Marion Marshall on Oct 28th, 2011
Once Usenet became available to the general public in the 1980s, the amount of discussions increased very rapidly. Because of the broad number of topics being discussed, there needed to be some sort of organizational scheme.
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Nova Johanson on Oct 26th, 2011
Linux is the most commonly used operating system for VPS hosting, since it is free and easy to use. It is fully compatable with CVS and SVN programs, and works with nearly all hosting services that offer VPS plans.
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John Eather on Oct 26th, 2011
The majority of businesses in America have not learned the true value of internet marketing in their business, and they continue to pour excessive amounts of money into systems and processes that no longer provide the return on investment that they once enjoyed.
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Donald Mitchell on Oct 19th, 2011
Nth degree thinking allows us to make extreme assumptions about irresistible forces as a way to devising strategies that leave us better off regardless of what the forces do. This article applies that approach to analyzing Internet effects on a business.
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Marion Marshall on Oct 11th, 2011
For 30 years, people have been on Usenet. The reasons why have to do with the quality of the newsgroups and participation.
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Sammy Kirkland on Oct 9th, 2011
Pictures provide an excellent way to dress up your website; find out ways to liven up your site with pictures that communicate.
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Ross Mason on Oct 5th, 2011
There are a range of providers out there of professional media services, consisting both of professional corporate video and media training. The former is a highly effective and proven way of enhancing your brand and reputation.
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Peter Skelton on Oct 5th, 2011
Many companies that find that their business is growing significantly will choose to invest in a web hosting dedicated service. This is because, as a business grows, its existing webspace allocated by its hosting provider is likely to prove inadequate for meeting the increased flow of traffic to its website. If this sounds familiar then you should certainly read on.