The core development team is with Tap Internet, an e-services firm located in Michigan, USA. Tap Internet developed the original system for a college.

UNESCO: Free and Open Source Software for E-learning

In doing so, Amway hoped to tap into the e-commerce boom with a tech-y sounding name.

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There are lots of small initiatives, either at the user end -- e.g. turning off stand-by switches, drinking tap water -- or the supply end -- e.g. wind energy, tidal energy.

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Property consultants and logistics property developers said there had been an upturn in investment interest in logistics and business parks in recent months as a way to tap into the growth of e-commerce and rising domestic consumption.

WSJ: Investors Target Logistics Property in China

When the bill becomes law, it will be able to bug businessmen, tap their phones, intercept their e-mails and spy on them.

ECONOMIST: Competition policy

The system, called key-escrow, would give police and other law enforcement bodies wide-ranging powers to intercept e-mail, read confidential documents and tap into systems, without monitoring by the courts.

BBC: Security and law enforcement: the government view

The ability of the United States, Britain and probably other countries to tap into almost any international call, fax or e-mail is unconstrained.

ECONOMIST: Anxiety about wiretapping

"If we put these drugs in tap water, cardiovascular disease would still be a leading cause of death, " says Steven E.

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Many of the apparently fraudulent Web sites trying to tap into Katrina relief donations feature pop-ups, spam through provided links and other unsolicited e-mails.

CNN: Dubious Katrina Web sites increasing