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EV1 and The Planet Announce MergerCombination Creates Industry-leading Dedicated Hosting Company; Combined Company Will Continue to Deliver Industry-leading Client Experience
Houston, Texas and Dallas, Texas | May 6, 2006: Everyones Internet (EV1) and The Planet, two leading suppliers of dedicated hosting, declared today they have merged. |
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| 2012-05-28
Vodacom promotion continuesVodacom has extended its MyGig one and MyGig two info contract promotion, which offers 1GB for R99 and 2GB for R149, to 31 July 2012. |
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2014-06-14
Nature of the Work About this sectionAn overview and general explanation of Graphic Designers, their job and responsibilities.
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2012-02-08
7 Essential Search Engine Optimisation ElementsWhen it comes to Search Engine Optimisation, many companies assume that getting results is as simple as adding keyword-stuffed webpages onto their sites. But there are several factors one should know about...
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Social networking may take a hit
2011-08-22
A German public official who needs to clip the wings of social-networking site Facebook threatened Fri. To fine any 3rd party sites that employ a Facebook "like" button. As privacy commissioner for the state of Schleswig-Holstein, Thilo Weichert is independent of central authority and has broad powers to both analyze and fine all site proprietors in his state. He revealed he would go after personal and public sites that feature Facebook's "like" and "dislike" buttons, which show a thumbs-up or thumbs-down symbol and permit web users to rank the web sites they encounter. Weichert charged the buttons break privacy because they could enable Facebook to compile a profile of all of the sites that one PC user liked or detested and so guess at their views. Regardless of if a user isn't registered with Facebook, the US internet site can spot when the same PC is used to vote on a succession of sites. Facebook denied the allegations. It conceded that it received technical info which may be employed in identifying each user PC, but asserted it removed that info inside ninety days in concord with Western european Union law and industry standards.
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