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Internet Gold Reports Fourth Quarter 2011 Financial Results
RAMAT GAN, Israel–(BUSINESS WIRE)–
Internet Gold Ltd. (NASDAQ Global Select Market and TASE: IGLD) today
reported its financial results for the fourth quarter ended December 31,
2011.
The financial results presented in this press release are preliminary
un-audited financial results. The final and complete results for the
fourth quarter and for the year ended December 31, 2011 will be
published when the Company publishes its audited financial reports for
2011 and its annual report on Form 20-F for 2011.
Bezeq – On-Track Performance: The Bezeq Group reported another
stable quarter, delivering revenues of NIS 2.7 billion (US$ 694 million)
and… Continue reading
Internet business Ideas Are Packing Out The New Page From Amn Kickstart Ltd. To Capacity
Internet business ideas are jam packed on a new page that Amn Kickstart Ltd. have put together. The new page has met with positive comments from a number of industry related blogs.
Houston, TX. (PRWEB) March 05, 2012
Online business ideas are making up most of the content on a very busy new page from Amn Kickstart Ltd. People who are interested in these ideas can check out the new page right now.
Dara Connors, one of the Directors on the site said that “internet business ideas are in abundance on our new page. We have been working on them… Continue reading
Is There Too Much English on the Internet? [INFOGRAPHIC]
The Internet is gaining users each day — mostly in non-English speaking regions.
That’s because the web’s reach is spreading fast. While it took 30 years to get two billion people online, the Internet is now adding one billion new users every four years.
[More from Mashable: Twitter Now Available in Right-to-Left Languages]
Smartling, an enterprise translation management company, created this multilingual, interactive HTML5 infographic to show who is using the Internet today around the world. Smartling believes that to create a global web, the platform must speak more languages and businesses much adjust their practices to reach new… Continue reading
Internet muscles in on world's biggest IT fair
Internet players are set to make a big splash at the world’s biggest IT fair opening in Germany Monday, likely to widen the event’s appeal from a traditional devotion to pure technology.
While CeBIT, held in Hanover, tends to focus on the business side of technology, it has been overshadowed recently by the gadget wizardry unveiled at other showcases in Las Vegas, Berlin or Barcelona.
“It’s not the attendance figures that count but the contracts which are signed,” Reinhold Umminger, vice-president of CeBIT’s organising company, stressed, ahead of the March 6-9 fair in the northern German city.… Continue reading
Researcher: Internet Voting Systems are Too Insecure
Internet voting systems are inherently insecure and should not be allowed in the upcoming general elections, a noted security researcher said at the RSA Conference 2012 being held here this week.
David Jefferson, a computer scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories and chairman of the election watchdog group Verified Voting, called on election officials around the country to drop plans to allow an estimated 3.5 million voters to cast their ballots over the Internet in this year’s general elections.
In an interview with Computerworld on Wednesday, Jefferson warned that the systems that enable such voting are far too insecure to… Continue reading
Cocktail Crossfire: Are Internet Marriage Proposals Acceptable?
We’ve now seen two Internet marriage proposals in just a few weeks, one on Mashable another on BuzzFeed. Is this an acceptable way to ask for someone’s hand in marriage? We discuss.
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It’s sweet and thoughtful. Future husband(s): This is not my ideal proposal. But for some women out there, it is! It took Drake Martinet, who Internet-proposed to his now fiancee Stacey Green, more time and brain neurons… Continue reading
Internet: Russia's new anti-Putin weapon
Russia‘s new Internet-savvy opposition is going online to protest and monitor the presidential elections on March 4, bringing its iPhones and Twitter into the fray against Vladimir Putin.
As jokes and spoof videos about Putin, expected to win back the presidency in Sunday’s polls, spread like wildfire on social networking sites and YouTube, opposition activists are using the Internet to promote their cause.
After a slow start, Internet use has sky-rocketed in Russia in recent years and last year the country overtook Germany as having Europe’s largest number of Internet users, a development the opposition have not hesitated… Continue reading
