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Issue #26
Welcome to
another issue of On the Pulse, the eNewsletter to keep you up to date with
IT related news.
In this month's
issue we look at the reasons companies are still shying away from
e-commerce even though it's what they really want and how phishing e-mails
have dropped dramatically over the past year. We'll take a look at
how business is seriously looking at the benefits of Facebook and finally
whether Google is losing its grip on the Search Engine market.
We’ll keep doing
our best to make sure we send you genuinely useful snippets and if you
have any comments or suggestions for a future article, please drop us a
line. And don't forget to tell your friends!
Director, Sixth
Sense ESP
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Firms are scared of e-commerce
According to Amenworld's latest survey, just under half of
businesses that want an e-commerce shop don't have one. These
apprehensive businesses feel there are too many obstacles in
the way of being part of the £30 billion online market.
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eBay and PayPal phishing drops
The number of
phishing e-mails purporting to be from eBay or its financial arm PayPal
has fallen dramatically in a year.
The percentage of fraudulent e-mails
pretending to be from the two organisations fell to 21% in September, down
from 85% a year earlier.
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Facebook woos business world
Unless you've
been living a cave in the last year, you've probably heard of Facebook,
the latest social networking site for hip young 'uns. Well, that's not all
it's for, as businesses are getting more involved than you may think.
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Is Google slipping?: Part 2
We
decided it was about time we did our own research to see how much
of an impact Google have here in the UK. By comparing referral
traffic compared to other search engines, we talk about our
findings. So have Google been getting bigger or has the gap been
closed in the last year? Find out!
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