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WebReference Update: March 13, 2008
New this week on WebReference.com and the Web:
FEATURE: How to Gain the Trust of Your ListOTHER VOICES:
- SQL Server 2005 Express Edition - Part 18: Merge Web Synchronization Setup
- Math for Java Game Programmers, Getting Started
- Create a Database Manually - When & Why?
SIGHTINGS AROUND THE WEB: GetHuman
NET NEWS:
- YouTube's New APIs Open the Site to External Apps
- Extreme Programming in Risky Position, Says Co-Creator
- ICANN Solicits Public Comments on Draft Resolution to Curb Domain Tasting
FEATURE: How to Gain the Trust of Your List
When building a list, a key ingredient is to consistently offer valuable and products and services, free of charge. Doing so will enable you to obtain the trust of your clients. This article shows you how.
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OTHER VOICES
- SQL Server 2005 Express Edition - Part 18: Merge Web Synchronization Setup
Part 18 of this series explores several scenarios in which the Merge Web Synchronization can be applied and describes their implementation details.
Database Journal - Math for Java Game Programmers, Getting Started
Examine two sample programs and a sample game-programming math library intended to provide aspiring game programmers with the mathematical skills required for game programming.
Gamelan - Create a Database Manually - When & Why?
Peering into the Oracle database creation process really pulls back the curtain on the inner workings of the database, allowing us to understand all of the levers, and pieces that make up a running Oracle database.
Database Journal
SIGHTINGS AROUND THE WEB: GetHuman
Stop being frustrated with automated phone systems. This extensive list will give you the ways to reach a live person at hundreds of companies! Wow! Go for it!
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NET NEWS
- YouTube's New APIs Open the Site to External Apps
New tools allow developers to build applications that can add, edit, and organize YouTube content in entirely new ways. Combined with video AdSense units, YouTube and its users have some powerful new ways to make money.
Ars Technica, March 12, 2008 - Extreme Programming in Risky Position, Says Co-Creator
As the celebrated 2.0 incarnation of the Web lures an increasing number of organizations into the cloud, enterprise IT managers are warming to the quick-and-dirty capabilities of PHP, JavaScript, Perl, Python, and Ruby for developing database-driven Web apps.
The Register, March 13, 2008 - ICANN Solicits Public Comments on Draft Resolution to Curb Domain Tasting
The GNSO Council is considering the issue of "domain tasting", a term used to describe the case when someone registers a domain name and then tests to see if the name has sufficient traffic to provide more income than the annual registration fee (usually through pay-per-click advertising). If the name is deemed sufficiently profitable, it is kept. If not, the current "add grace period" (AGP) - where domains can be returned within five days without cost - is used to return the domain at no net cost to the registrant. Recently there has been a significant increase in the number of domains registered and returned within the AGP. Comments close March 28, 2008
ICANN, March 7, 2008
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Lee Underwood
Newsletter Editor, WebReference.com
lunderwood(at)jupitermedia.com
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