The Spam King made up to $40000 per week spamming net users. Is it no wonder why the scurge that is spam still lives and is expanding by the day. With other reports that 4% of US net users respond to spam and now the cash benefits for the spammers shows waht a huge task […]
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Ha Ha, what a load of financed rubbish! To think that while I slave away making a living, people are being paid to \”interpret\” Google Trends. And to make it known that New Zealand and New Plymouth specifically is the World Hotspot when it comes to searching for \”make bombs\” makes me think these people
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It means all four of the world\’s major music firms are now YouTube partners. The terms of the agreement should eventually allow users to incorporate recordings by EMI artists into their own projects.
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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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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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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
To Vista or Not to Vista, bit of a no brainer really… Read More »
What do you spend your money on? Advertising – get more customers by spending the most money in NZ (over $70 million per year) to generate profits of over $800 million a year or, Infrastructure – make customers happy by spending money on the guts of the system. It seems as though Telecom are only
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Well this is probably one of many posts about this latest piece of news. Youtube was working just fine till the aquisition, I see more in it for Google than Youtube and so is a good buy for Google. They will now have around 60% of the internet video traffic with Youtube and Google Video.
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VOIP in NZ is getting more popular, with Skype being used (We use it for client communication) and now other players entering the market, using VOIP is looking more and more like a reality as a mainstream system. CallPlus is offering ITalk which has many extras that this type of system allows to be done.
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