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Sekhsaria collected small gifts and drawings from the children, along with voice recordings she had made, and placed them in jars to mail to their families.

Earlier, Cisco unveiled an adapter that lets telecommunications companies provide advanced services, like a second line and Internet voice mail, to their high-speed Internet customers.

In one high-profile case in north London, a couple bribed a builder who was renovating a house near a highly desirable school to forward mail to their real address.

Internet service providers like America Online, which receive and process mail in bulk, can share in Goodmail's revenue if they want, as long as they promise to pass the mail to their customers without filtering it for spam.

"Facebook wants to be omnipresent in the Web experience by adding commerce, video and mail to their early successes with news feeds and picture tagging," said Jodee Rich, founder of People Browsr, based in San Francisco, which analyzes data from social networks.

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And both are shoveling new interactive services like banking, shopping and e-mail to their customers with a vengeance.

The same day, the Bush campaign sent supporters an e-mail announcing the "Bush E-Train," which encouraged them to send campaign e-mail to their friends.

But in recent years, government agencies have loosened their policies, allowing workers to connect work e-mail to their own devices and providing another challenge to BlackBerry.

Among the tasks are researching their potential careers, sending e-mail to their mentors with career questions and drawing a cartoon of their future.

"I was going on the recommendation of a friend of mine who had in fact been convinced it was real enough to send e-mail to their friends".