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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
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By Sameep Shah
 Ezine is an electronic newsletter. It is one of the best ways to get maximum traffic to your web site for marketing a particular service or a product. It is kind of similar to the traditional newsletter with only one exception that it is send via e-mail. Sometimes the newsletter is made available on the publisher's website too. Many people sign up for popular Ezines giving paid services or for free. Typically ezines are published weekly but they could be monthly, bi-monthly, or daily as well. Good Ezines are read by the authentic people and it could create more traffic for your website.
Ezine is a newsletter that you can send via e-mail. What makes the Ezine newsletter different from advertising is that the Ezine is about educating and not about selling. The topics could range from anything purely simple to sublime and could be very loosely related to business. While talking about online business, it could be affiliate programs or some other businesses. Through internet technologies, one can sell services and products too.
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Sunday, 10 February 2008 |
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By Burk Pendergrass aka Tennessee Mountain Man
 Johnny Cash sang an old song that appears most apropos as Microsoft launches a hostile take over attempt of Yahoo. The song reminisced about Martin, Abraham and John. Asking the question wondered about all deceased, 'where have my old friends gone?'. As the computerman lay sleepless on his bed after hearing the news he pondered the possibilities, being an old U.S. Army Intel Officer taps even played in his head.
We can all hope that like Mark Twain, Yahoo will be able to answer in the end that the reports and fears of my death have been greatly exaggerated. In the meantime, however, the inflated price in cash and stock that Microsoft has offered Yahoo stock holders will be hard to resist. It is another important consideration for family owned or closely held businesses before seriously thinking of making public offerings which make it far too easy to lose control. In fact one has to give up control to keep the regulators happy. Such is the essence of a publicly held stock. Really? How then do certain people |
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