Wow, thats big. 4% might not sound like a lot, but for the cost of sending out a spam campaign, 4% represents a concrete return on their unethical activities. While we no longer get the porn emails that were so prevalent a few years ago, the enhancement products and stock price announcements are still rife.
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Message from The WebMasters We are nearly halfway through the year and things are looking pretty exciting at Deepweb and the wider internet community. We will be making an announcement next month about a new e-commerce package that will provide a lower cost alternative than a full on Shopping Cart system. While not as pwerful
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Google\’s new Hot Trends will provide internet users with an insight into an interesting if somewhat filtered list of what people are searching for. The filtering comes in as Google are not including search results for various things including pornography, the weather, popular websites like MySpace.com and some celebrities. Now we can look at this
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Gadgets are everwhere, electronics, software and now the internet Connectivity and aggregation seem to be the name of the game, with Windows Vista getting in on the act with their gadgets. Even developers in New Zealand are getting in on the act. See this article from Computerworld Locally developed gadgets for the Windows Vista sidebar
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SAN FRANCISCO — The media\’s recent legal and competitive challenges to Internet video pioneer YouTube haven\’t fazed co-founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen, who have diligently sought to make money for new owner Google Inc., as well as the creators of the content that fuels their Web site\’s whirlwind growth.“We have been a little bit
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Have you seen the new Apple ads for the Mac? Apple have been very quiet on the PC front, possibly since the release of Vista they see a time where a customer is making a new PC choice due to the demands on the hardware and an opportunity to get in front of the punters
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This is incredible… made by an anothropology professor, this is a short video study of the changing of communication/internet/writing from its early days to the new breed of collaborative interneta applications and websites. Web 2.0 the movie Quite stunning, in a web kind of way Till Next Time Deepweb
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I presented at the latest conference from WDANZ. Deepweb is a corporate member and Dennis Smith, the CEO asked if I would present at the conference. I presented a session aimed at (prospective) Website Owners and the content surround some simple concepts and ideas that need to be right when you either enter into a
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For many years Yahoo! has been largely forgotten on the NZ internet landscape. Due to the dominance of Google in the search space and MSN\’s cooperation with New Zealands largest telco, Yahoo! hasn\’t had a look in. However, the recent announcement, that Yahoo!7 (itself a joint venture between Yahoo! and the 7 Network in Australia)
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As we approach midnight and the doors to Vista open in approx 47 minutes, I harken back to the super hype over previous versions of Windows. Maybe I dont care as much (Come to think of it…I really dont care much) but this release is incredibly muted. Listening to the reports on the national news
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