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e_Marketing Blog 3 Reasons To Like Google Docs We've just started using Google Docs for collaborating on the writing of articles, blog posts, audio and video scripts, reports, etc. - anything that requires team work. After about a week with the system I am very impressed. I suspect there will be many more reasons to like Docs, but here are the first three... 1. Sharing documents is very easy. Just add someone else's Google login email address and it is done. You can optionally send an email to your collaborators telling them the file is shared. 2. Folder organization works nicely. You can save your text documents in your own folders, then share them with others who can then organize them as they see fit. This accommodates people who have a difficult time with file and folder organization. Believe it or not, everybody does not like the abstract file and folder model used and taken for granted by computer geeks everywhere. With Google Docs you share the specific document, not the document-in-a-particular-location, so Collaborator B does not have to buy into Collaborator A's folder structure. 3. The default formatting used in the basic text "documents" translates nicely into most article submission and blog entry forms. MS Word notoriously adds characters that article and blog entry forms do not like. Free PR10 Backlink - Get Yours We do links at Linknet, so we're always on the lookout for ways to get quality backlinks. Here is a report by Angela Edwards detailing exactly how you can get a backlink on a PR10 site. This is not BS. It's free, so definitely worth the little bit of effort. Angela will send you other sources of high PR links too. Go to FREE PR10 LINK Can't Believe it - Another Host Is Down This time it looks like HostGator is down. I have many major sites on HG and none of them have been working for the last couple of hours. Anybody else notice this? |
TradeShow-Display-Experts.com - where you can find low cost trade show displays, popup displays, retractable displays, banner stands, and beautiful, long-lasting trade show graphics. MG and Austin to be revived by Chinese auto companyMar 13, 2006 Linknet Product News Mar 13, 2006 - Linknet Product News The famous MG and Austin brands that were familiar to generations of British car enthusiasts, are about the be revived by Nanjing Automobile Corporation, located in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China. The company purchased the assets of MG Rover last July for 50 million pounds. Those assets included assembly lines, R & D equipment, and several brands of cars. The project was approved by the Chinese government, so it is expected to go ahead and be in production by early 2007. The first model Nanjing Auto expects to produce will be the MG75. The company expects to produce 200,000 cars, 250,000 engines and 100,000 gearboxes annually. Another Chinese company, the Shanghai Automobile Industry Corp also recently purchased the property rights for the Rover 75, Rover 25, and related engines. So it looks like these venerable British marques may be revived after years of languishing in bankruptcy limbo. Rick Hendershot publishes Linknet News | Online Traffic Schools - Traffic School that is actually FUN! | Cheap mobile phone deal - Mobile Phone Insider's Guide.
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