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BEYOND THE NET
Cellphones shape behavior patterns of teens in Japan
Imagine how important your cellphone would be if using it were the only way to get together with your friends after school, compare notes about your classes, or keep in touch with your high-school sweetheart.
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JANINE WARNER,
04/07/2003 03:01 AM EDT)
BEYOND THE NET
Looking for love in online places
You may not be able to buy or sell love, but you can make money selling personal ads online. According to a new study sponsored by the Online Publishers Association, personal ads on the Internet now account for the largest share of spending for online content.
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JANINE WARNER,
03/24/2003 04:01 AM EDT)
BEYOND THE NET
How much does spam really cost?
Supporters of spam will tell you that e-mail is the most cost-effective way to market any product or service. Opponents will tell you that spam is only cost-effective for the sender and that receiving those unsolicited messages is costing billions of dollars each year in computer processing power, online service fees and technical support.
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JANINE WARNER,
03/10/2003 04:01 AM EDT)
BEYOND THE NET
Businesses need more Internet, less TV exposure
After all the layoffs and stock losses of the past year, it's easy to think that business is best done offline these days -- unless you stop looking at failed business plans and start paying attention to the sheer number of people using the Internet and the impact it is having on nearly every aspect of people's lives.
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BY JANINE WARNER,
02/10/2003 04:01 AM EDT)
BEYOND THE NET
It's time to check your online record
How do you look online? You never know who might search for information about you on the Internet before your next business meeting, interview, or blind date. The question is what will they find?
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JANINE WARNER,
01/27/2003 04:01 AM EDT)
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