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There's money in e-commerce in RP, says local firm
by Erwin Oliva

MANILA, Philippines -- Despite opinions that the Philippine market is too small for e-commerce to flourish, a 25-year-old company has shown that there's money to be made online.

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Stroll virtual world without moving a finger

TOKYO--Japanese researchers say they have found a way to let people stroll through the virtual world of Second Life using their own imagination, in a development that could help paralysis patients.

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Nissan's aerial view technology makes parking a cinch
by Yuri Kageyama

TOKYO--Parking in tight spaces is a cinch with a new display from Nissan showing a panoramic bird's-eye-view of what's surrounding a car--a feature that the Japanese automaker says is a first for commercially mass-produced vehicles.

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Roman alphabet's web address dominance cracked

NEW YORK--The roman alphabet will lose some of its dominance of the Internet beginning Monday when the organization overseeing website addresses starts testing 11 new languages for domain names.

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Spammers ‘invite a friend, send spam’
by Lawrence Casiraya

MANILA, Philippines -- Hackers are increasingly taking advantage of social networking sites like YouTube to send unwanted email. Recently, antivirus firm Sophos reported that YouTube is being exploited by spammers who use the site's "invite-a-friend" feature to send spam.

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RP should study SEO outsourcing--expert
by Erwin Oliva

MANILA, Philippines -- The outsourcing industry should look at the prospects of tapping search engine optimization (SEO) work abroad, a Filipino expert said.

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