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Monday, March 1
Canadian wireless network service providers announced roaming agreement
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DavidAkin
on Mon 01 Mar 2004 08:46 PM EST
A conference is underway in Toronto this week called Wi-Fi Power. Lots of companies in the Wi-Fi ecosystem, for lack of a better term, are participating in the event and many issued some announcements today about
new services, partnerships and so on.
What follows below, though, ... more »
Western Standard signs up Mark Steyn
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DavidAkin
on Mon 01 Mar 2004 08:46 PM EST
[Press release]
Canada's favourite columnist joins new Western-based magazine
CALGARY, March 1 /CNW/ - Mark Steyn, the popular columnist who was a reader
favourite at the National Post and ranks as one of the most in-demand
writers in the world, will be writing for Canadians once again, in the page
... more »
Study: Spam is made in America
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DavidAkin
on Mon 01 Mar 2004 12:14 PM EST
Most of the world's spam comes the U.S., ZDNet UK reports.
The U.S. is number one with nearly 57 per cent of all spam originating
there, says Sophos, a U.K. anti-virus company. Canada is number two, though,
when it comes to spam country of origin. Mind you, Canada has ... more »
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