Estimates on how many people are going behind the Times and Sunday Times paywalls

Although no official numbers have been released by Times and Sunday Times owner News International , audience research company Nielsen has estimated that an average of 362,000 UK web users went behind the papers’ paywalls between July and September, reported the Guardian . Nielsen estimates that 1.78 million monthly unique visitors from the UK went to the two papers’ homepages, meaning that of these, just over one-fifth are going on to access subscription content, the Guardian added

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General Relations Strategies Notwithstanding Manufacturers and Industrial Suppliers

What you are hither to read here is not what you would contemplate to learn approximately marketing industrial products via community relations, or what you would normally find from other PR sources.

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Reactions to i, the new condensed, colourful paper from the Independent

” i is all you need” declared the new paper from the Independent on its first day of publication yesterday . This “reads oddly,” believes the Guardian’s Roy Greenslade , given that it arrives alongside the Independent itself

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Reactions to i, the new condensed, colourful paper from the Independent

The Konica Minolta Bizhub 283 Boasts 1000 New Features

Printer News: Security No Afterthought in the New Konica Minolta Bizhubs It would take more than just a blog post to describe the over 1,000 new features in the next generation of Konica Minolta bizhub 423 series of monochrome, multifunction printers. So instead, I’ll just detail a few highlights.

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Google gives $2 million to Knight Foundation as part of planned $5 donation to journalism

Google Inc has given $2 million to the Knight Foundation , it was announced yesterday, and the search giant has said it will invest $3 million more in journalism projects outside the US, “through a similar partnership.” More details will be available early next year, according to a post on Google’s blog by Nikesh Arora , President, Global Sales Operations and Business Development.

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It May be Ready for AARP Membership, but DSL’s Productive Life Continues

After the invention of the automobile, horses roamed the streets and pulled carts for years. Sailing vessels showed the same resiliency after the introduction of steam-powered ships

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It May be Ready for AARP Membership, but DSL’s Productive Life Continues

Texas Instruments TNETV1072 processor Supercharges voice experience Optimized for Microsoft Lync

Texas Instruments claims that their TNETV1072′s C64x+ digital signal processor (DSP) core provides “exceptional high-definition voice and wideband acoustic echo cancellation capabilities offering richer voice quality to its users.” The chip is targeting and is specifically optimized for Microsoft Lync.

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Lexmark Looking for Developers to Create Apps

Lexmark Inc. is bent on being able to compete with HP by opening the development of apps for their web-connected printers to third-party developers. At this time, the company has 60 apps available, which were either developed in-house or by their partners, for downloading into its web-connected printer models

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Good news, bad news on the green printer front

Some good news and bad news today about an oft-disrespected and overused piece of technology, printers. Because one should always leave on a high-note, I’ll start with the not-so-go-great info, which is this: The Electronics TakeBack Coalition has issued a report covering the recycling and product takeback efforts of many information technology and consumer electronics companies

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Xerox Now Offers Desktop ColorQube Solid Ink Printers

An announcement from Xerox made last week will make solid ink printing more affordable, and possibly bring the solid ink printer into more offices – and perhaps a few homes. Xerox has added two desktop-sized printers to its ColorQube line of solid ink printers, carrying price tags that are just a fraction of what the $20,000-something ColorQube 9200 cost. The two printers – ColorQube 8570 and ColorQube 8870 – join the Xerox line that uses resin-based solid ink instead of ink or toner contained in plastic cartridges, which are found in inkjet and laser printer models

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Digital Inkjet: The Paper Challenge

By Jack Miller, Principal Consultant, Market-Intell In the world of digital print and paper, “nirvana” is a press that is capable of producing offset quality at a competitive cost on the same papers that printers use on their offset presses.  For the most part, coated and uncoated offset papers run reasonably well with toner-based digital laser printing, but toner is expensive.

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Steve Jobs: The news that no one reported this week!

For the larger part of 2008/2009, tech news sites were buzzing with stories of doom and gloom regarding the health of Steve Jobs .  No matter what Apple were launching or what news was coming out of Cupertino, most coverage ALSO contained some kind of comment on how unwell / thin Jobs was.

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Epson B-310N Offers Cheap, Fast Color Printing

Printer News: For Low-Cost, High-Volume Printing at the Office, Choose the Epson B-310N Color Inkjet Printer You can’t help but notice that most printers look like the box they sell in, which is more than true for the Epson B-310N color inkjet printer. But at least the B-310N is a fast box, offering speeds of up to 19 black-and-white and 18 color ISO pages per minute. In draft mode, the printer can attain 37 pages per minute in black and white, as well as color

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Meet the Konica Minolta Bizhub C35, a Heavyweight Contender

Printer News: Konica Minolta Bizhub C35 Prints on Both Sides of Heavy Paper Don’t let the Konica Minolta’s bizhub C35 color multifunctional printer’s sleek, svelte good looks fool you: this baby was built for heavy lifting.

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Konica Minolta Bizhub 363 Boasts High Volume Productivity

Printer News: Konica Minolta Bizhub 423 Series Is Easy on the Eyes and a Fast Finisher Riddle me this: what’s black and white but scans in color? The multifunctional Konica Minolta bizhub 363 might only print in black and white, but its built-in 8.5-inch color touch-screen will catch your eye as you print, copy, fax, or scan color output to email and network storage. The bizhub 363 also supports printing from a USB device, and if you add an optional web browser feature, you can surf the web or the intranet from the console to print and save content to a standard 250 GB hard disk drive.

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Wi-Fi Security: Have We Learned Anything?

Insurance company CPP sent an ethical hacker to six British cities, where he spent 30 minutes using freely available software to try to hack wireless networks. Though the experiment, which is described in the Telegraph, was conducted in the United

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Windows Phone 7: So good has to fail!

Microsoft launched Windows Phone 7 last week and the tech media response was, perhaps, the best example to date of how biased some tech news outlets are regarding certain brands. Almost everyone who has been hands-on with a Windows Phone 7 device has been impressed to a lesser or greater degree.  However, many established technology writers seemed to report the same conflicting story: That Windows Phone 7 looked great, offered something genuinely different from what’s currently available BUT that it would fail. It’s also important and relevant to point out that the exact same type of biased reporting was aimed at Apple when it launched the iPad.

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3D is Underperforming Expectations

For the past year or so, pundits have said that the future of television is 3D. That remains the case, since the present, according to DisplaySearch, is not so hot. Though 3D essentially is a consumer entertainment technology, it is a category that IT

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The Image Doctors #127

Jason and Rick are back from their Moab photo safari . This week the doctors discuss Nik Software’s new HDR Efex Pro plug-in with product manager Josh Haftel, and Jason has a hands-on report of the new Coolpix P7000

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Don’t Ignore the Special Needs of Mobile Enterprise Apps

Mobile application development is hot and will continue to be hot going forward, according to a survey released by IBM last week. The survey indirectly drives home the point that companies that don’t understand that enterprise-grade mobile apps are

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