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links for 2007-08-05
Posted in Daily Reads by del.icio.us at 10:21 am
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Adding up to 53 cents a minute. I about fell out of my chair. Client is expecting around twenty attendees, for about 60minutes. That would be $636.00 for a one time webinar!
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Attensa for Outlook is the only RSS reader designed for the enterprise. It helps business people cut through information overload by using AttentionStreamâ„¢ technology
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RIAs and other new Web 2.0 communications technologies are hot, but applying them to the enterprise can be tricky.
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Many feel that iPhone has revolutionized the entire mobile industry. But did it really alter the entire smartphone market?
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The world’s most comprehensive video search.
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Amazon Flexible Payments Service (Amazon FPS) is the first payments service designed from the ground up specifically for developers.
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A funny thing happened at the Direct Marketing Association’s Fast Forward 2007 conference this week.
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This was my interview on NPR on utilizing online tools to ensure proper compensation.
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The interview I did with NPR is now posted - it has a wealth of information on utilizing online resources to improve your compensation
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The fact that over 90 percent of Internet users communicate via email, in itself, doesn’t provide online marketers with ideas on how to be more effective with email today.
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According to a recent case study by the University of Texas and Chitika, the top 50,000 blogs on the Internet generated $500 million in ad revenue last year.
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Paul is a developer at my last employer who’s become a good friend. His photography is absolutely stunning. When you have a few minutes, check it out.
Hey, I especially like your idea of “buy me a bucks” - how’s that going for you? I have not put any ads yet on my blog, but that’s one that feels useful to me…
Cheers. Janet
I’d like to check out Attensa some more when I get a chance. They look like an intriguing company with a great concentration of products.
“Buy me a bucks” has got me a handful of Starbucks. I find I try to return the favor to another blogger if I can as well! It’s a modified Buy Me a Beer Plugin.
Doug