Blogs, email, social networks, and text messages have opened up new forums for exchanging ideas – and created new targets for censorship...
Blogs, email, social networks, and text messages have opened up new forums for exchanging ideas – and created new targets for censorship.... Some countries have erected electronic barriers that prevent their people from accessing portions of the world's networks.
Blogs, emails, social networks, and text messages have opened up new forums for exchanging ideas, and created new targets for censorship.
A company offering loans by text message has opened in Britain, and is promising it can get money into people's bank accounts within minutes.
As the internet age continues to digitally bloom, the ability to reach out to a wider audience and share a message has opened up new revenue streams, including through crowdfunding and targeted online advertisements.
The basic version of the app is free, but users can pay $9.99 a month for access to premium features, including advanced filters, account verification, and read receipts that show when a message recipient has opened the message.
The explosion of messaging apps in Asia has opened even the most conservative companies to the idea of services like Eko and, with many employees already using consumer apps for internal communications, the company is offering a more secure and customized solution that it believes caters to the growth of mobile devices.
The explosion of messaging apps in Asia has opened even the most conservative companies to the idea of services like Eko and, with many employees already using consumer apps for internal communications, the company is offering a more secure and customized solution that it believes caters to the growth of mobile devices.
Knowing that a hiring manager has opened your message will allow you to follow up or start looking for a new lead.
The hugely popular Tencent has opened WeChat messaging outside China, so Chinese users of Weixin social networking can interact with them, but the company's focus is building out its mobile services within China, especially with games, said President Martin Lau, who was a classmate of Yahoo and Google founders when he was a graduate student at Stanford in 1994-1995.
