• The results of the poll and ensuing responses via e-mail are proof of just how much the World Wide Web has impacted our day-to-day lives.

    CNN: Poll: Google the best of the Web

  • Postal services are being liberalised around the world and new electronic services such as e-mail are developing fast.

    ECONOMIST: The Post Office

  • According to Thierry Malleret, in his new e-book Disequilibrium , these are the forces shaping our world today.

    FORBES: Managing Disequilibrium

  • The attractive rates have attracted business from all over the world including companies involved in e-gaming and the space industry but local companies are unable to benefit in the same way as off-shore business.

    BBC: Hundreds of government posts cut in Isle of Man budget

  • It has expanded in consumer e-commerce with its Taobao and Tmall platforms, which are among the world's busiest online outlets.

    NPR: Chinese E-Commerce Giant Alibaba Names New CEO

  • Postal services are being liberalised around the world as new services such as e-mail, fax and data transfer have begun to erode traditional markets.

    ECONOMIST: Post Office: Pass the parcel | The

  • These are the products that springboard off pre-tailing platforms into the e-tailing world.

    FORBES: Pre-Tail, E-Tail, to Retail: The New Commerce Pipeline

  • Online sales account for only 1% of retailing, and the chains and specialty shops that dominate commerce in the real world are quick to use their leverage to control e-tailing, too.

    FORBES: Not.coms

  • Brick-and-mortar retailers are on the brink of getting parity in the e-commerce-versus-real world shopping wars, but they still cannot afford to lose ground over the holiday season.

    FORBES: Why Retailers Have to Open on Thanksgiving This Year

  • Thanks to smartphones, e-mail and sometimes-scary economic news, denizens of the digital world are now the ones clipping coupons -- even when there's not an actual piece of paper involved.

    CNN: The new frugal: Tech-savvy coupon clippers

  • He identifies Asia and Europe as the source of a large percentage of the world's junk e-mail, as well as other countries that are well insulated from American prosecution and lack strong cybercrime laws.

    FORBES: The Spam Bust That Wasn't

  • "It's important for African-Americans to see there are other race struggles going on in the world, " says Wells, whose e-book "Black Paris Profiles, " shares the stories of 24 black American and Afro-Caribbean folks who reinvented their lives here.

    CNN: SHARE THIS

  • Companies large and small, many that didn't even have e-mail a few years ago, are increasingly exploiting the Internet to reach new customers around the world fast - as well as to cut costs, shorten delivery time, and even re-engineer fundamental processes.

    CNN: MIDDLEMEN, BEWARE

  • Three-times world champions Germany are drawn with Cameroon, Ireland and Saudi Arabia in group E for the finals.

    BBC: Scholl out of finals reckoning

  • The original viruses are parasites on a bacterium called E. coli (much favoured by geneticists, and notorious in the wider world because some strains of it can cause food poisoning).

    ECONOMIST: Viral evolution

  • There are few things in this world quite as frustrating as a web browser on an E Ink device, and the PRS-T2 does little to change that.

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  • Three police investigations are currently examining allegations of phone hacking, e-mail hacking and corrupt payments to police at the News of the World and other papers owned by News International, the UK arm of News Corp.

    CNN: UK police watchdog criticizes links with News of the World

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