Teleworking Benefits Employees, Employers

 

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/47830.html

The rising cost of fuel is prompting thousands of federal government workers to consider the benefits of teleworking -- either working from home or at an offsite location closer to home. A recently published study titled, "Fuel Smart Economy: It's No Gas," that examined the cost of the daily commute from April to September 2005, found that Americans spent US$250 million on commuting each business day during April.

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Entrepreneurs Wish List

 

http://images.businessweek.com/ss/05/11/wishlist/index_01.htm?campaign_id=rss_smlbz

Entrepreneurs tell us what they're craving this holiday season

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Email Marketing Stats by Industry

 

http://feeds.feedburner.com/b2bemailmarketing?m=167

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IBM Tool Tracks Blogs, "Captures Buzz"

 

http://www.searchenginelowdown.com/2005/11/ibm-tool-tracks-blogs-captures-buzz.html

So it sounds like a blog index plus analytics: "The solution also leverages multi-lingual text analytics from Nstein Technologies which enables the extraction of advanced metadata, allowing organizations to identify "hot topics" as well as analyze tone,

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http://www.seo-search-engine-ranking.com/archives/002600.html

I recently put up two new rent a coder bid requests. One was 60 reciprocal links, 150 dollars. The next was 70 for 150 dollars. Both bid requests got plenty of quality bids so in the future I may go...

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Poll Position: 2005 Gift Guide

 

http://feeds.feedburner.com/fastcompany/headlines?m=588

Have you finished your holiday shopping?

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Microsoft Faces Patent Suit on Mobile E-Mail

 

http://www.ecommercetimes.com/rsstory/47853.html

Mobile software maker Visto Corp. has filed suit against Microsoft, claiming that the push e-mail built into the new version of its Windows Mobile software violates patents the firm has held for nearly a decade. Redwood Shores, Calif.-based Visto is seeking a permanent injunction against Microsoft to prevent it from using Visto technology without authorization as well as compensation for past violations. The suit was filed in U.S. District Court in Texas and says that Microsoft infringed on three separate but related patents with its Windows Mobile 5.0.

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