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RSS partiesAmazon.co.uk: You'll find it in the kitchen at parties
News Through partnerships with third parties such as Toys R Us and Expedia, Amazon has been able to grow its offering incredibly quickly around a central, and largely unchanged, business model providing probably the widest... [09 Apr 2003]
MSN IM upgrade shuts-out third-parties
News We certainly would urge third parties who want to continue [hosting the MSN software] to contact us before Oct.when they will no longer be able to access the network," he said. Microsoft is forcing people to upgrade to... [21 Aug 2003]
British political parties get dragged into Web site dispute
News UK political parties are failing to protect their online reputations after an investigation by Silicon.com revealed numerous cases of "passing-off". Any users who type in http://labour-party.co.uk will be logged in to... [14 Nov 1999]
Microsoft offers source code to 2,300 parties - 150 say yes
News Under the Shared Source Initiative - launched 18 months ago - big business, academic institutions and third parties get smartcard access to a secure website which holds millions of lines of Windows 2000, XP and .Net... [19 Sep 2002]
Dot-com chiefs focus on profits not parties
News The creative, nurturing dot-com culture prevalent in many internet start-ups is dying out and being replaced by more traditional business attitudes. According to a study by PricewaterhouseCoopers published today, European dot-com chiefs... [26 Jul 2001]
Mobile phone usage in Africa - an opportunity for all parties?
News Next-generation mobile phone networks are arriving in Africa, a region some carriers view as an enormous business opportunity, despite widespread poverty. Two weeks ago, carrier Multi-Links Telecommunications flipped the switch on a new... [03 Apr 2003]
The RIP Act: What the parties say
News With less than a week to go before the election, leading politicians have admitted industry support will make or break police powers to snoop on criminal activity on the internet. The government has recognised it can't actually do... [31 May 2001]
'Bring crime fighting into the internet age'
News Criminals are using computers more than crowbars according to one parliamentary lobbying group which is demanding political parties in the UK amend the laws to reflect the changing face of crime in the 21st century. [22 Mar 2005]
PPL Accelerates Delivery of Product Design Data to Help Improve Productivity
White Paper PPL Corporation wanted to streamline the engineering design process and ensure all parties have access to the most up-to-date product information. The challenge was to deliver product information to third... [01 Jan 2009]
Former Gore aide says it doesn't matter who's President
News Speaking earlier today at the Systems Show in Munich, Mike Nelson - currently internet strategist at IBM - said both parties and both candidates have the same attitude to the new economy. He added: "I don't know any... [08 Nov 2000]
War of words wages over Welsh election 'dirty tricks'
News With the two parties locked in a battle for Welsh votes the fierce competition comes as no surprise, but what has astonished observers is the attack takes place at the website plaid-cymru.co.uk . Kirby believes laws on... [14 May 2001]
Political spam threat looms
News All three political parties are expected to use email heavily in the campaign for the next General Election, widely expected to take place on 3 May. John Cheney, managing director at Activis, said: "The political... [05 Mar 2001]
Return on Investment for Political Marketing
White Paper The paper examines the marketing activities of the Australian political parties particularly related to campaign planning. The research was focused on what use was made historically within the parties of... [07 Mar 2009]
Security - no longer just about hackers
Comment As opposed to just blocking outside threats, security today also includes risk reduction and enabling businesses to communicate with third parties. Other panellists talked about their suppliers and partners: if the... [31 Jul 2007]
Next government must act on IT - or else
News None of the political parties understand technology, and the next government must "up the ante" if the UK is to stand a chance against new economies such as China and India. And more than a quarter of readers who took... [29 Apr 2005]
