News Archive
Ebusiness news archive from January 2005
| Address book nightmare How can you find out someone’s email address without picking up the phone and calling them? | |
| WorldPay offer via Easily Hosting company, Easily is currently offering customers the opportunity to set up web site credit card processing with WorldPay for half price. | |
| Optimising rural broadband project funded How to maximise the benefits of broadband in rural areas like the Highlands and Islands is one of nine trans-national projects selected for funding by the EU Northern Periphery Programme. | |
| Beach re-cog mission Speech recognition obviously hasn’t advanced in leaps and bounds since the topic was last covered here nine months or so ago.
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| Given their blogging orders Returning to familiar ground again for another update, a warning that blogging can be bad for your career prospects. | |
| Site map creation “Easy to do business with” is a phrase we hear often. Its meaning normally relates to business practice and processes, but its remit should extend to our web sites as well. | |
| Broadband – phase two In the beginning there was phase one: get broadband coverage in the Highlands and Islands as close to 100 per cent as possible. Now, with phase one largely complete by next July, phase two kicks in… | |
| You are here As unsung heroes go, perhaps one of the least recognised and unappreciated elements of a web site is the site map. We take them so much for granted as part of the furniture that is often easy to forget just how important a role they play. | |
| Error reporting On a cosmic scale they’re inconsequential, but don’t those ‘Send Microsoft an error report’ boxes only serve to irritate? | |
| Mobile broadband blurring Alternative wireless broadband technology and 3G mobile phone broadband could soon be going head to head in the same space for market share, a new report claims. | |
| Happy New Year! All the very best for 2005. Bliadhna Mhath Ur - From the e-business team | |