Self-policing PR: Should we out PR Spammers?
There are scads of approaches we can take to rehabilitate the image of the public relations profession.
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There are scads of approaches we can take to rehabilitate the image of the public relations profession.
For many small and medium sized businesses (SMB) and value-added resellers (VAR), the cost and technical complexity of maintaining an in-house network, complete with security and workable databases, are factors that are driving an outsourcing trend for more cost-effective management.
If it's true that the backbone of any small business is its employees, then I believe it's fair to say that the muscle of many small businesses would have to be their computers.
When you start studying for your CCNA and CCNP exams, many books will present you with a huge list of keystroke shortcuts for use on Cisco routers.
The kids at Red Hat need to be checked out for Mono because it looks like they've accepted their software infrastructure into the Fedora project. This deal is significant because Mono does business with enemies of Red Hat including Novell and Microsoft.
Everything looked good for Friendster, with the features and social networking tools it provided the online community; one day, MySpace came along, and Friendster suddenly became wallflower number one at the junior high dance.