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Using social media such as blogs, wikis, bookmarks and networks for business and education in AsiaSat, 29 May 2010 03:08:04 +0800http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4hourly1By: Adam
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AdamWed, 05 May 2010 19:51:40 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/17/nlb-sms-reference-service/#comment-30888Very nice services, sms marketing is gonna to be hot soon and then fade rapidly probably to other mobile technology.Very nice services, sms marketing is gonna to be hot soon and then fade rapidly probably to other mobile technology.
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SidkofSat, 25 Jul 2009 17:03:10 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/17/nlb-sms-reference-service/#comment-30465Well, I was tasked to post NLB SMS and Email Reminder Service on Y.O! blog and was just wondering what to say to you when I spotted the write-up by Hui Yie, our Y.O! blogger.
However, I need to highlight to you that the steps to register SMS and Email Reminder Service in the post are no longer valid because NLB website took on a new look yesterday (15th April 2008) plus there are 2 new websites for the National Library’s users and the Public Library’s users.
But no worry, just click -> JUST CHECK if you want to sign up for the service.
[By the way, this post wasn’t solicited by us and minimal editing has been done to present the write-up in its original form as much as possible :)]
Thanks Hui Yie!)Well, I was tasked to post NLB SMS and Email Reminder Service on Y.O! blog and was just wondering what to say to you when I spotted the write-up by Hui Yie, our Y.O! blogger.
However, I need to highlight to you that the steps to register SMS and Email Reminder Service in the post are no longer valid because NLB website took on a new look yesterday (15th April 2008) plus there are 2 new websites for the National Library’s users and the Public Library’s users.
But no worry, just click -> JUST CHECK if you want to sign up for the service.
[By the way, this post wasn’t solicited by us and minimal editing has been done to present the write-up in its original form as much as possible ]
Thanks Hui Yie!)
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http://www.clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/nlb-sms-reference-service/comment-page-1/#comment-30425
RandSun, 05 Jul 2009 18:26:41 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/17/nlb-sms-reference-service/#comment-30425Well nice article thank you for that, but especially for JK's comment. It worked for me fine.Well nice article thank you for that, but especially for JK’s comment. It worked for me fine.
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maria aneSat, 08 Mar 2008 13:42:16 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/17/nlb-sms-reference-service/#comment-17407very informative, thanks :)very informative, thanks
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JKMon, 15 May 2006 11:44:17 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/17/nlb-sms-reference-service/#comment-302Ah, a new Web service! We can now go to <a href="http://www.google.com/sms/" rel="nofollow">Google SMS</a> and enter a search term (like an SMS) to get the following:
<ul>
<li>Local listings: e.g. "hospital San Jose CA"</li>
<li>Phonebook: e.g. "2122269817"</li>
<li>Driving directions: e.g. "pasadena CA to santa monica CA"</li>
<li>Movie showtimes: e.g. "ice age 94110*"</li>
<li>Weather: e.g. "weather dallas tx"</li>
<li>Stock quotes: e.g. "tgt"</li>
<li>Q&A: e.g. "population of Japan"</li>
<li>Product prices (Froogle): e.g. "price mp3 player"</li>
<li>Definitions: e.g. "define prosimian"</li>
<li>Sports scores and schedules: e.g. "duke, detroit nhl, lakers, sf giants"</li>
<li>Calculator results: e.g. "160 pounds * 4000 feet in calories"</li>
<li>Currency conversion: e.g. "5 usd in yen"</li>
<li>Area code look-up: e.g. "650"</li>
<li>Zip code look-up: e.g. "94043"</li>
<li>Translation: e.g. "translate coffee in french"</li>
<li>Help: e.g. "help"</li>
<li>Tips: e.g. "tips"</li>
</ul>
Ah, a new Web service! We can now go to Google SMS and enter a search term (like an SMS) to get the following:
Local listings: e.g. “hospital San Jose CA”
Phonebook: e.g. “2122269817″
Driving directions: e.g. “pasadena CA to santa monica CA”
Movie showtimes: e.g. “ice age 94110*”
Weather: e.g. “weather dallas tx”
Stock quotes: e.g. “tgt”
Q&A: e.g. “population of Japan”
Product prices (Froogle): e.g. “price mp3 player”
Definitions: e.g. “define prosimian”
Sports scores and schedules: e.g. “duke, detroit nhl, lakers, sf giants”
Calculator results: e.g. “160 pounds * 4000 feet in calories”
Currency conversion: e.g. “5 usd in yen”
Area code look-up: e.g. “650″
Zip code look-up: e.g. “94043″
Translation: e.g. “translate coffee in french”
Help: e.g. “help”
Tips: e.g. “tips”
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http://www.clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/nlb-sms-reference-service/comment-page-1/#comment-299
JKFri, 12 May 2006 14:56:30 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2006/04/17/nlb-sms-reference-service/#comment-299<b>SMS bigger than movies, video and software</b>
Some statistics about SMS revenues (from <a href="http://opengardensblog.futuretext.com/archives/2006/03/sms_bigger_than.html">Open Gardens</a>, via <a href="http://socialarchitect.typepad.com/musings/2006/03/sms_bigger_than.html">Amy Jo Kim's site</a>):
<blockquote>Total SMS revenues in 2005 were about 75 Billion USD. To put it in context, Hollywood box office is a bit below 30 B USD. Global music industry revenues are about 35B. Videogaming, consoles and all software are about 40. And the total value of all laptop computers sold in 2005 was about 65 B USD. SMS alone earns more than any of those industries.... And SMS is still over 90% profit. Do we love this industry or what?</blockquote>SMS bigger than movies, video and software
Total SMS revenues in 2005 were about 75 Billion USD. To put it in context, Hollywood box office is a bit below 30 B USD. Global music industry revenues are about 35B. Videogaming, consoles and all software are about 40. And the total value of all laptop computers sold in 2005 was about 65 B USD. SMS alone earns more than any of those industries…. And SMS is still over 90% profit. Do we love this industry or what?
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