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Finding
Content Through Networking
Content Swapping
3rd April 2001
A few months back, we saw a spate of articles in
a certain class of newsletters on a rather unusual subject: how other publishers
could or should generate “content” for their OWN newsletters and ezines.
This topic still pops up frequently.
The advice often given is that publishers should
try hard to offer “original” content, which is interpreted to mean content
that they write
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Eye-Catching HTML Web Pages by Email
A
few years ago, email programs didn’t support HTML (the standard for
formatting text on the Internet, and the most widely used medium to create
web pages).
If
you wanted to send an email message, you were limited to plain text and
only one font type.
Nowadays,
however HTML support among email programs is almost universal:
AOL versions 6 and higher, Internet Explorer versions 4 and
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