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Subject: Tamildom Revenue Streams: Newsletter Adclicks
Date: Wed, 22 May 2002 10:36:09 +0530
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From: "Bala Pillai"
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Anpulla Erumbugale,
Re: below. Notice the method (not the content):
> To view thousands of IT JOBS from a selection of recruitment agencies and
IT companies please visit us at >mycareer.com.au
> http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;3891501;6913898;w?http://www.mycareer.com.au
If we ant-bite together and organise the Tamildom/other Tamil sites to
interconnect with that of Doubleclick (an online ad agency), we can have
Doubleclick referral URLs on our and other Tamil email lists.
Ad agency gets some (for selling ads), Newsletter/Email group
publisher/producer gets some (for pooling and sustaining readers),
Destination site gets attention (sales prospects) and sales.
And Tamil gets some because it creates Tamil jobs like Tamil advertising
sales, Tamil e-publishers, Tamil website producers, Tamil researchers and
Tamil writers. And of course, that means there is jobs for the Tamil
auto-drivers and waiters and cooks. Where are the auto-drivers etc going to
have work if there were not Tamils higher-up with jobs to use them to move
around to do their jobs?
And what happens if we don't do above? We have to leave and work for
Englishdom that does it. And what happens then? We slowly become English.
So anybody thinking that providing Tamil services must be done for free
(unless it is for attention/loss leader reasons), please think again.
In short, Tamils need to cooperate (think win-win) like ants do, like the
Western world does.
anpudan../bala
bala@...
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Subject: The Industry Standard eCommerce News | BroadVision repositions
around portals
> The Industry Standard eCommerce News
> Wednesday, 22 May, 2002
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> ASP is a good fit for Puma's Web site
> U.S. congressman wants changes to copyright law
> BroadVision repositions around portals
> Plumtree pitches new crop for sale
> Company claims patent on 'millions' of e-commerce sites
> Glitch offers domestic travel for $5 at United.com
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> To view thousands of IT JOBS from a selection of recruitment agencies and
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>
> * Library of Congress rejects Webcaster royalty rates
> In what is being seen by Webcasters as a ray of hope, the U.S. Librarian
of Congress Tuesday rejected proposed royalty rates set forth by a U.S.
government panel.
> http://www.thestandard.com.au/idg2.nsf/a/0006D78A?OpenDocument&n=e&c=eC
>
>
>
> * ASP is a good fit for Puma's Web site
> Application service providers are best known for handling hulking
enterprise applications such as PeopleSoft's human resources packages or
Oracle's financials. However, a less-prominent part of the ASP portfolio -
e-commerce software - may deserve increased attention by network executives.
> http://www.thestandard.com.au/idg2.nsf/a/0006D5C2?OpenDocument&n=e&c=eC
>
>
>
> * U.S. congressman wants changes to copyright law
> A U.S. congressman with an eye on technology issues plans to introduce
legislation designed to reinstate consumers' "fair use" rights regarding
copyright material, rights that were eclipsed when a controversial copyright
bill passed Congress in 1998.
> http://www.thestandard.com.au/idg2.nsf/a/0006D1F2?OpenDocument&n=e&c=eC
>
>
>
> * BroadVision repositions around portals
> E-commerce software maker BroadVision Inc. is continuing its push into the
portal market, releasing a trio of updated applications that center on
providing businesses a collaborative portal framework for
business-to-business, business-to-consumer and business-to-employee
projects.
> http://www.thestandard.com.au/idg2.nsf/a/0006CD9E?OpenDocument&n=e&c=eC
>
>
>
> * Plumtree pitches new crop for sale
> Plumtree Software Inc.'s CEO John Kunze on Wednesday detailed a new
version of the company's portal software, Plumtree Corporate Portal 4.5 WS.
Kunze also announced a new version of Plumtree's Gadget Development Kit,
also tuned for Web services.
> http://www.thestandard.com.au/idg2.nsf/a/0006CD9A?OpenDocument&n=e&c=eC
>
>
>
> * Company claims patent on 'millions' of e-commerce sites
> In early April, Allan Dickson, the president of Dickson Supply Co.,
received notice that due to the design of his e-commerce Web site, his
company was being sued for patent infringement by Pangea [sic] Intellectual
Properties LLC. Pangea owns patents concerning the display of text and
images on e-commerce Web sites, as well as a patent covering automated
credit checking for online transactions, Dickson said Pangea's lawyer told
him.
> http://www.thestandard.com.au/idg2.nsf/a/0006CD8E?OpenDocument&n=e&c=eC
>
>
>
> * Glitch offers domestic travel for $5 at United.com
> Round-trip tickets on United Air Lines were available on Tuesday for US$5
plus tax from United.com because of a mistake from the Airline Tariff
Publishing Co. (ATPCO).
> http://www.thestandard.com.au/idg2.nsf/a/0006CDD6?OpenDocument&n=e&c=eC
>
>
>
>
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