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Have you ever tried to negotiate a deal for software, computer equipment, or consulting services with a technology company? The task can be daunting.

For the uninitiated, searching for web pages can seem a slow, obscure process. Unless you have a high-speed Internet connection, web pages may seem to take days to load.

Top 5 Qualities to Look for in a Search Engine Optimization ProgramThese days with millions of websites out there, you need a way to get noticed. When your company website is ranked highly in the major search engines, customers from all over the...

Below is a letter I wrote to the following organizations:S.H.U. (Spam-Haters Unanimous)N.A.A.P.W.H.S. (National Association for the Advancement of People Who Hate Spam)P.W.H.P.W.D.H.S. (People Who Hate People Who Don't Hate Spam)...

Four metaphors come to mind when we consider the Internet "philosophically": A Genetic Blueprint A Chaotic Library A Collective Nervous System An Unknown Continent (Terra Internetica) 1.

The State of the Net An Interim Report about the Future of the Internet Who are the participants who constitute the Internet? Users - connected to the net and interacting with it The communications lines and the communications equipment The...

However far modern science and technology have fallen short of their inherent possibilities, they have taught mankind at least one lesson: Nothing is impossible.

http://www.enfish.com/The hype over ubiquitous (or pervasive) computing (computers everywhere) has masked a potentially more momentous development. It is the convergence of computing devices interfaces with web (or other) content.

http://www.everymail.com/The Internet started off as a purely American phenomenon and seemed to perpetuate the fast-emerging dominance of the English language. A negligible minority of web sites were in other languages.

www.allwatchers.com and www.allreaders.com are web sites in the sense that a file is downloaded to the user's browser when he or she surfs to these addresses. But that's where the similarity ends.