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- 1821: Review of On-line Publications
- ... than the entire world. It is not as inviting as some of the other on-line news papers it has a uninviting look to it which lends it to be a little less reader friendly. Business Day is the best offering of dailies for South Africa. It takes a little longer to load the page but that is due to a very dominate graphic which clearly outlines all of the major markets of the world. The major market graphic is the most impressive of the elements of this on-line newspaper. Coming in second is business days entertainment section. It has well written and intelligent reviews of cinema, books, theater, wine and food. As a whole the paper has some major drawbacks, there are no pictures, essentially no world news and ...
- 1822: Response To AOL Controversy
- ... circumstances) get better internet service and customer service with a local, smaller or more specified company. I think it is safe to say that America Online has done too little too late. In the internet business, or any commercial mega-cooperation, I believe that you shouldn't advertise and try to get more clients that you are prepared to handle. AOL most definitely should have put more thought into the response ... find a smaller, localized company that would be more than happy to help out with today's demand for internet service. I do not understand why the unsatisfied AOL customers have not already taken their business elsewhere. Well, I can't make decisions for other people, but this should have not been such a big deal. Throughout my life, I have found that if something is not working out for you ...
- 1823: Morality and Ethics and Computers
- ... If warned, does that make the practice okay? According to Kenneth Goodman, director of the Forum for Bioethics and Philosophy at the University of Miami, who teaches courses in computer ethics, "There's hardly a business that's not using computers."1 This makes these questions all the more important for today's society to answer. There are also many moral and ethical problems dealing with the use of computers in ... other thing that is just starting to become a problem is actual computer theft. With the introduction of notebook computers came a rise in computer theft. The same qualities that make these computers perfect for business travelers-their small size and light weight- make them very easy for thieves to steal as well. In 1994, 295,000 computers were reported stolen with resulting losses totaling over 981 million dollars. 9 The ...
- 1824: Which Computer Is The Fastest
- ... want to add. 6.Double-click the name of the font you want to add. As anyone can plainly see, the the choice is obvious and the Mac's the best! Multimedia is an exploding business throughout movies, advertising, and graphic design. Most multimedia developers create their applications on a Macintosh. According to one research company, Apple's Macintosh is the leading development platform for multimedia CD-ROM titles by a ... execute an almost unlimited series of actions--including copying files, cleaning up the desktop, and so on, simply by speaking a command. In conclusion, the Macintosh is the computer that can do it all. Handling business tasks, creating breath taking multimedia, and lots, lots more, all at the fastest speed available. It is no wonder Apple has made such a name forf itself, and will likely be in the market for ...
- 1825: Journalism on the Internet
- ... computer that lets users access it through the net. This computer stores one or more magazines which users can read. "PC magazine and other magazines are available on the Web" "Maclean's Magazine and Canadian Business online; and Reuters' Canadian Newsclips." This form is much better that conventional publishing, "we are using the online service to enhance the print magazine", for several reasons. It is environmentally safe, "Publish without Paper", most ... Computes, November (1995), p. 35 "The Internet Comes of Age" PC Magazine, May 30, (1995), P. 19 Casey Abell, "Letters", PC Magazine, May 30, (1995), P. 19 Rick Ayre and Don Willmott, "The Internet Means Business", Pc Magazine, May 16, (1995), p. 197 Bill Kempthorne, "Internet, So What?", The Computer Paper, September, (1995), p. 20 Chris Carder, "Sports on the Internet a winner", Toronto Computes, November, (1995), P. 98 Chris Carder ...
- 1826: ITT Trip Scheduling
- ... results into Calendar Creator is simply replaced with an automated selection of trips that the employee can use to create a calendar. When the system is operating normally it should improve the way ITT does business. After implementing this system it will have to be maintained. New models will have to be added and old models will have to be changed or removed. With the simple models used in this system ... feasible. The system I have designed should be more than sufficient to assist them in creating schedules faster and more efficiently. Also it will give customers more of what they want and should improve repeat business.
- 1827: The Internet Beyond Human Control
- ... over a large amount of jobs. Through the Internet anyone can buy items like CDs, tapes, or sheet music. Within a matter of five to ten years there will not be any music stores in business. They will all be online through the Internet. The problem is already happening. Out on the west coast a person can go grocery shopping on the Internet. All a person has to do is go ... least two hundred employees working in just one grocery store, and there millions of grocery stores located in the U.S. That means their will be no need for any grocery stores to stay in business. Where are all these employees going to go? When a person registers for the Internet system, they have to give their full name and address. If anyone wants to look up a person they can ...
- 1828: Hackers: Information Warefare
- ... interferes with my well-being in any setting (even one that is arguably unreal such as the Internet) I will do whatever necessary to ensure that I can once again go about minding my own business unmolested. I am not alone in this feeling. There are hundreds of net-loving anarchists who don't want the extra attention and bad press brought to our little fantasy land by people who never ... of the net, but the unchecked attitudes and gross disregard for human dignity that runs rampant online. What good can come from any of this? Surely people will regain the freedom to go about their business, but what of the added governmental attentions? Electronic Anti-Stalking Laws? Electronic Trespass? Electronic Forgery? False Electronic Identification? Electronic Shoplifting? Electronic Burglary? Electronic Assault? Electronic Loitering? Illegal Packet Sniffing equated as Illegal Wiretaps? (7:69 ...
- 1829: The Internet
- The Internet Imagine a place where people interact in business situations, shop, play video games, do research, or study and get tutoring. Now imagine that there are no office buildings, no shopping centers, no arcades, no libraries, and no schools. These places all exist in ... to the user. The main purpose of the WWW is to give a variety of information ranging from literature to world geography. WWW contains Web sites that are created by government agencies and institutions to business companies and individuals. WWW carries text, graphics, and sound to catch the interest of people browsing through the different Web sites. These Web sites are being added daily, while the existing sites are being revised ...
- 1830: Forrest Gump
- ... meets up with him again when he is in the Vietnam War. Bubba, who dies in the war, teaches him to play the harmonica, and they decide that they are going to start a shrimp business together after the war. After Bubba dies, Forrest learns about growing shrimp from a little Vietnamese person. Forrest got shot in the butt and was consequently sent to the hospital where he meets Dan, a ... being used as a back-up computer. After he is rescued, he meets up with Dan later on and they start trying to find ways to make money so that they can start a shrimp business. Forrest then becomes a professional wrestler named The Dunce. They have made almost enough money when Dan comes up with the idea to bet on one of the matches and have Forrest win when his ...
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