Content Suppliers is the underprivileged sector of the Internet. They all lose money (even sites which offer basic, standardized goods – books, CDs), with the exception of sites proffering sex or tourism. No user seems to be grateful for the effort and resources invested in creating and distributing content. The recent breakdown... more →

1. Introduction This paper studies the evolution of Internet Email as a product and assesses the opportunities and challenges that face such web-based service products. The goal of this study is to apply the generic product management concepts and critique their applicability to the world of internet. The product shall be evaluated... more →

It has long been known that an e-newsletter is a useful addition to your marketing and public relations efforts. They are, after all, a warm, powerful communication medium that encourages a strong, lasting relationship between you and your readers. There is some new clarity in the world of online newsletters thanks to research coming... more →

According to the U.S. Census Bureau there are now more than 1.6 million Hispanic-owned businesses in the United States generating approximately $222 billion in revenue for the economy. Despite the numbers, and the fact that this segment is growing exponentially, few resources and information are readily available today to help Latino... more →

As the old age wisdom goes — “Invest In Land”. The saying is because that if you have land – you can work on it and grow your own food, that will pretty much take care of everything. Not only that but nowadays the saying has got more dimensions to it – appreciation in value. Yes, land or real estate... more →

The influence of the occult upon our everyday lives is staggering. An African missionary from the Mandinka tribe of West Africa, once asked a congregation a question similar to that asked by the Apostle Paul of the Galatians. His 11-minute message, spoken in the mid-90’s, I can still recall, as he shouted the question: “You... more →