Archive for October, 2008

How to write news releases that get noticed Claire Cunningham

Friday, October 31st, 2008

What do you do with junk mail? Are you like me? I toss this stuff without opening it - unless I see some benefit. Publication editors do the same. They toss news releases that don’t demonstrate a benefit to their audience.
What’s the difference between a release that gets used and one that hits the editor’s […]

Cheap Long Distance….or is it Really? “The Search Continues

Friday, October 31st, 2008

Each month, there are countless Americans who are faced with
phone bills that they simply cannot afford. In many cases, they
are paying fees that they were never made aware of. Many are
being charged far too much for long distance calls, as well.
This is especially true for Americans who make international
calls on a regular basis. . Many […]

Trust Us! Sending credible messages

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

A company must earn and keep trust or sales don’t happen.
Imagine that last Sunday, while you were reading the paper, you
saw an ad for a great deal on a digital camera. You’d been
considering buying one for a while, and this ad sealed the deal.
You went to buy the camera, and the sales person told you […]

Make Your Communications Easier With Teleconference VoIP Software

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

One of the most talked about communications tools of today, VoIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) makes it possible for you to make a call from anyplace so long as you have a broadband connection, making it well-suited for traveling.
Teleconference VoIP software can make a teleconference more productive and run more smoothly, as the software has […]

Video Conferencing and Education

Monday, October 27th, 2008

How Video Conferencing Can Support Education
Video conferencing technology is all the rage among corporations. Recently educational facilities have begun taking advantage of video conferencing technology to support learning and education. Video conferencing equipment can help facilitate instruction and provide distant learners with a host of resources and access to content providers, teachers, librarians and more.
More […]

SMS Gateway Basics

Monday, October 27th, 2008

Cellular service providers who offer SMS also offer public SMS gateways, which allow you to compose and send messages from the service provider’s web site. A number of independently operated message gateways also exist on the Internet. Some gateways have more features than others. A few let you compose messages to more than one recipient, […]

Il Girasole in Lido Di Camaiore

Sunday, October 26th, 2008

Situated in a peaceful area, only 800 m far from the beach, Il Girasole is the perfect place for your holiday in Versilia. A comfortable and family-like atmosphere which offers a valid alternative to other more expensive and more anonymous hotels.
Paola and Simone are keen to offer you a pleasant and relaxing stay […]

Cellular Service - All about the network?

Friday, October 24th, 2008

Is cellular service in the US really all about the network? In some cases, the answer is yes, it does. Any reliable on-line quote for service should come with detailed information on the vendors’ coverage area. Besides that, I’ll take a rather high-level look at cellular providers starting with a bit of history.
Anyone remember the […]

The email alternative: Using an extranet for online document sharing

Monday, October 20th, 2008

Why is an extranet better than email for sharing documents? The answer is simple: email is perfect for one-to-one communication, but not ideally suited for groups engaged in project collaboration.
Most e-mail programs provide little - if any - effective way to prioritize your messages and attachments. Everything arrives in the same place, in the order […]

Digital City (Part 1 of 2)

Sunday, October 19th, 2008

The idea of a fully ‘connected’ and integrated digital city, with a plethora of online services for its citizens, sounds ultra-futuristic and like a pipe dream. The local telecoms and IT industry has its own views.
The notion of a digital city, where all citizens have access to public services through broadband Internet connections, has long […]