Kwami Ahiabenu,II Knowledge Chief

Kwami Ahiabenu II, Dakar Media 2007 From: penplusbytes , 1 day ago | View | Upload your own 3rd Regional workshop on Medias and ICT issues in West Africa : New journalism, new technologies, improved governance Du 13 au 15 décembre 2007, Dakar, Hôtel Faidherbe Dakar (Senegal), December 13th to 15th, 2007 Kwami Ahiabenu,II presentation on Analysis Journalists’ blogs’ Content in West Africa SlideShare Link

my presentation on j blogs in West Africa

At opening ceremony - Diana Senghor- PIWA DIRECTOR Gave a background to the regional workshop on Medias and ICT issues in West Africa, namely the first and second workshops. And she mentioned that the third stage of the revolution mirrored by this workshop is the use of technology to tell the west African story by West Africans. She share with the groups past project by Panos to get radio stations to share content but there was a lot of , especially the challenge of getting radio production to a central pool for distribution. She said by using new technologies today some of the problems can be resolved. In order to ensure West African voices is heard, another project was coverage of major events by journalists from West Africa. She said new technologies have opened a lot of opportunities, even in less democratic countries, journalists can get their voices heard through new technologies. The current interface of ICTs and Media has lead to the debate about who is a journalists Challenge...

today is 13th December 2007 The 3rd Regional workshop on Medias and ICT issues in West Africa under the theme New Technologies, New Journalism, Improved governance at Hotel Faidherbe, Dakar Senegal with participants introductions so far it seems most west african countries at represented at this meeting after the introduction, the formal opening ceremony will take place

AfriNIC, the Regional Internet Registry for Africa, is very pleased to announce that Dr. Nii Quaynor, convenor of AfNOG and one of the authors of the original project plan to set up an African Internet Number Registry has been awarded the Jonathan B. Postel Award at the IETF-70 meeting on 5th December 2007 which was held in Vancouver Canada. Dr. Nii Quaynor becomes the first African to receive this prestigious award from the Internet community. Each year, the Internet Society awards the Jonathan B. Postel Service Award. The award is presented to an individual who has made outstanding contributions in service to the data communications community. Dr. Quaynor has selflessly pioneered Internet development and expansion throughout Africa for nearly two decades, enabling profound advances in information access, education, healthcare and commerce for African countries and their citizens, said Internet Society president Lynn St. Amour. Today, Dr. Quaynor continues to champion not just technol...

found a free ebook on the Theory and Practice of Online Learning table of content makes an interesting reading : You can download the full book at

scheduled to be held at Dakar (Senegal), Hotel Faidherbe from December 13th to 15th, 2007 organised by Panos West AFrica Hope to be speaking on content for Journalists’ blogs’ currently finalizing my presentation ends

Voltaire French author, humanist, rationalist, & satirist (1694 - 1778)

Kwami Ahiabenu,II I took a two part live online course for developing skills of online instructor to help them design and facilitate highly engaging online sessions organized by LINGOs www.lingos.org . The instructor, Greg Davis is the former Director of eLearning for American Express using Elluminate Live expertly took us through the two sessions: Designing and Developing Virtual Classroom Training took place on November 7, 2007 (Two hours thirty minutes) and Managing and Facilitating Virtual Classroom Training took place on November 8, 2007(Two hours thirty minutes) The courses were free of charge but prior registration was required to participate in this course. In total about 40 participants took part in this course drawn from the non profits sector and LINGOs member agencies. Among other prerequisites’, it was expected that participants must have attended at least one Virtual Class prior to class start time. Before attending the class, I also took a basic training on Elluminate ...

Presentation on Legal Knowledge Management by Kwami Ahiabenu, II 2007 From: penplusbytes , 2 minutes ago | View | Upload your own Presentation on Legal Knowledge Management by Kwami Ahiabenu, II 2007 at Ghana Bar Association Workshop SlideShare Link

Unyte Lotus Sametime is a software designed for real-time work environment with instant messaging and Web conferencing capabilities for Unified Communications and Collaboration IBM recently acquired webdialogs to become Unyte Lotus Sametime The product designed for enterprise, small businesses and individuals is mostly for a fee but there is a free trial option

Learnt today about elluminate live according to their website : Elluminate is a leading provider of live Web conferencing and eLearning solutions for the real-time organization. Serving corporate and academic sectors, the company ensures the best user experience through superior quality VoIP, communications that are in-sync regardless of connection speed, broad cross-platform support, and advanced yet easy-to-use moderator tools. Elluminate's products create a rich, collaborative environment for live remote training and online meetings, all while delivering lower upfront costs and strong ROI. Customers include such well-known names as Apple Computer, Sun Microsystems, Interstate Hotels and Resorts, Penn State University, Johns Hopkins University and many more. looking forward in using elluminate in upcoming courses I have registered for in Designing and Developing Virtual Classroom Training and Managing and Facilitating a Virtual Class via Learning for International Non-Governmenta...

interesting quote by Elaine Liner, We Got Naked, Now What, SXSW 2006 on the day Hollywood ">writers are on a strike over the dispute of enjoying their share of the new media- DVD and online growing sweet revenue cake according to the writers the strike is not about today but apart how writers work are acknowledged and rewarded online in future where new media would be the norm According to Cecilia Bartholomew : "Writers have two main problems. One is writer's block, when the words won't come at all and the other is logorrhea, when the words come so fast that they can hardly get to the wastebasket in time". what about a third problem : STRIKE

Posting a post from Ethan Zucker about Web 2.0fordev Conference in Rome where I spoke on online training for journalists - Kwami Ahiabenu, II from the International Institute for ICT in Journalism (PenPlusBytes) in Accra, Ghana, makes a persuasive case for the importance of basic tools in online education. His team offers free online trainings for journalists on how to incorporate IT into their journalistic practice and better use IT tools for reporting. The courses are offered via email, and while they encourage the use of fairly complex online tools, they’re accessible to anyone who can participate in the email lists, which helps explain their popularity with users throughout Africa, and as far away as Bangladesh and Australia. see full post at http://www.ethanzuckerman.com/blog/2007/09/28/if-theyre-speaking-italian/

Quote of the Day - Mohandas Gandhi -

At the recent Web 2.0 workshop for editors , met the Deputy of Daily Graphic he had this great idea: ensuring all journalists create personal blog and it would be mandatory for them to post all their stories they write for the Graphic. this personal blog posting becomes a one stop shop for monitoring quality and quantity of stories over any given period of time. This is a cool idea because currently not all stories make it to the graphic website, so the blogs would cover this gap

The International Institue of Journalism (penplusbytes) and Ghana Journalists Association with the suppport of the French Embassy in Accra is organsing a two day workshop for Twenty (20) Editors, Senior Journalists and Journalism Educators in Accra. The workshop which runs from 10th to 11th October 2007 is being held under the theme: Improving the Quality of Journalism;Using Web 2.0 Trainers at the workshop Kwami Ahiabenu,II of penplusbytes.net Prince Deh of GINKS Emmanuel.K.Bensah II of Ghana Journalists ICT Association

Blogging: The Ghanaian journalist's experience There are few bloggers in Ghana, including some few committed journalists who are proud to flaunt their newly acquired competence in Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) publicly. They comprise Emmanuel Bensah, a web journalist with the Third World Network, Isaac Tetteh of Radio Gold, Enoch Darfoh Frimpong of the Daily Graphic and Rayborn Bulley of Radio Ghana. Mr Bensah is currently the acting President of the Ghana Association of Journalists in ICT who seizes every opportunity to promote blogging. His blogs, which goes by the addresses: http://ekbensahinghana.blogspot.com and http://ekbensah.blogspot.com . The first blog seeks to chronicle his trials and tribulations (perspectives, queries, worries) of living and working in Ghana, with a very critical and irreverent analysis of life in Ghana whilst the other looks at general issues affecting his life, but which cuts across EVERY INDIVIDUAL, with some slant that goes ...

Online learning is here to stay and the increasingly availability of Web 2.0 tools will making e-learning experience more rewarding though some challenges exist. Making a case for online training of Journalists in Africa, Kwami Ahiabenu II from the International Institute for ICT Journalism (PenPlusBytes) observed that online training was going to become dominant means of training and that there was need to invest time and energy to ensure that it becomes part of a capacity building projects and programmes application. He noted that though there are costs associated with online training in the long run online training was relatively cheaper and cost effective. An achievement was that online learning provided an opportunity for Journalists to learn about new tools and use them in the process of learning In overcoming the challenges, Ahiabenu II explained that the course used a group e-mail list as their primary course delivery tool in order to ensure low bandwidth participants are no...

We took off from Accra on Saturday on 22nd September and got into Milan on Sunday after 6hrs on Alitalia, then took a domestic flight into Rome. We attempted to take the train to our hotel but we could not figure out how to that, so we ended with a shuttle Sunday was a day of rest and quick tour of Rome Monday started at the FAO building for web 2.0 taster http://wiki.web2fordev.net/index.php/Welcome_%26_Introduction_to_Web2_Taster_Day

Keynote speakers Anriette Esterhuysen Thierry Helmer Ethan Zuckermann Plenaries Agric Market Information Systems 2.0: making it private, profitable and peer2peer – Mark Davies Empowering journalists with online tools: making a case for online training - Ahiabenu, Kwami Leveraging Web 2.0 to Develop Better Applications for Rural Communities - Dasgupta, Amit Open collaboration in an institutional context - Metz , Thomas Open Training Platform - Arrou, Armelle Portal 2.0: Using Social Software to Connect Geographically Dispersed Teams - Gundersen, Eric Promoting Information and Knowledge sharing through vlogging - the GINKS experience - Deh, Prince Dispositif de Système d'Information Scientifique et Technique (SIST) du Sénég al - Alioune Thioune et Fatou DIENG SARR Realities of the new web: Practical experience of running a multilingual network and portal on web2 tools - Addison, Chris; Pirani, Pier Andrea Sharing Knowledge, Exchanging Solutions and Community ...

National ICTs Awards 2007 PICTURE from left to right Mary Chinery - Hesse is Chief Advisor to President John Kufuor(special guest of honor ) Hon Dr. Benjamin Aggrey Ntim (host) and Kwami Ahiabenu,II(co-ordinator)

From Left to Right Justice Steven Alan Brobbey, justice of supreme court and Chair of Ghana ICT Awards 07 , Dr. Benjamin Aggrey Ntim, Minister of Communication, host of Ghana ICT Awards 07 and Kwami Ahiabenu,II coordinator Ghana first ICT Award

learnt this word philology today, thought is was the wrong spelling of philosophy kuul Philology , etymologically , is the "love of words." It is most accurately defined as "an affinity toward the learning of the backgrounds as well as the current usages of spoken or written methods of human communication." The commonality of studied languages is more important than their origin or age, though those factors are important as well. The term is derived from the Greek terms philos (Φιλος) meaning love and logos (λογος) meaning word. In a sense, to understand a language, philology seeks to understand the origins of that language, and so it is often defined as "the study of ancient texts and languages," although this is a rather narrow view and is entirely inaccurate. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Dgroups is a joint initiative of Bellanet, DFID, Hivos, ICA, ICCO, IICD, OneWorld, UNAIDS and World Bank --- You are currently subscribed to aisi-media-l as: infoelink@gmail.com To unsubscribe send a blank email to leave-aisi-media-l-1125880L@dgroups.org speaking at this meeting Kwami Ahiabenu,II   PRESS RELEASE - WEB2FORDEV 2007 CONFERENCE www.web2fordev.net IBM, Oxfam and UNESCO listed among 40 presenters and speakers Southern grass-root organisations and northern development actors represented at first Web2forDev Conference 2007   The first conference on the use of Web 2.0 for rural development and natural resource management promises to be an exciting event: no less than 40 speakers have been selected from organisations with various backgrounds from both North and South. Among the listed speakers are representatives from well-known organisations like IBM, Oxfam and UNESCO, but also Southern grass-root organisa...

After a lot of hard work, we managed to make Ghana first ICT Awards  happen, I am very proud to provide leadership for this and looking forward to second national ICT awards in 17th May 2008 Kwami Ahiabenu,II Ghana holds first ICT Awards Accra, Aug. 12, GNA - The first ever Ghana Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Awards was held at the weekend in Accra, with a call on people in the industry to improve their innovative and creative capabilities for the nation's benefit. President John Agyekum Kufuor, who made the call in a speech read on his behalf at the ceremony, said there was room for improvement and further collaboration with government to provide better access to ICT to many Ghanaians. He urged stakeholders in the industry to initiate social responsibility programmes that would address the needs of the disadvantage and physically challenged. President Kufuor noted that ICT provided the competitive edge for businesses and the socio-economic development ...

Concept mapping, mind mapping, tree diagrams, organisation charts, spider diagrams are all terms used to describe graphical organisation methods. These are used for storing, processing, organising and presenting information graphically. A number of software packages are available which help draw these diagrams and output them in various forms. But what do these terms mean? Why are these mapping techniques useful? Who uses them and why are they so popular? A concept map is a diagram where each node contains an idea, concept or question which are linked together by branches to show their relationship to each other. A concept map does not always have to take the form of a web they can be presented as a tree diagram or organisational chart, as an input or output tree or as a flow chart. Mind mapping is a distinct technique from concept mapping. Mind maps take a particular, prearranged web form. They were developed from psychological theories by Tony Buzan in the 1970s. Combining keywords...

I was on Ghana TV breakfast show to talk about upcoming money show

currently participating in ginks tech forum under the theme : Enhancing on-line collaboration as a peer support for ICT4D in Ghana Date : july 19th 2007 at busy internet acccra took part in the last one held at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology during the eclipse

Currently participating in the African Incubator Network(AIN) workshop for incubators in west africa taking place from today 17th t0 18th july 2007 at Coconut grove regency hotel, Accra Ghana under the theme : Providing solution to Small Busines Innovation and Entrepreneurship through networks and awareness www.africanincubator.net

TWO-DAY ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ON ICTs, TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: 25TH _26TH JUNE 2007, ACCRA GHANA participating in a two-day roundtable discussion based on the study: ICTs, Trade and Economic Growth. organised by the Government of Ghana in conjunction with United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and the Canadian e-Policy Resource Centre (CePRC) at Alisa Hotel, Ridge

Speaking at Web2fordev Conference www.web2fordev.net on “Empowering journalists with online tools: making a case for online training” Abstract and description There is no doubt that journalists and the media needs urgent training in online tools in order to ride the tide with the information revolution. Unfortunately the cost of training of journalists remains high in context of resources and time. One solution to this challenge is designing and implementing low to free online training for journalists in online tools. The key advantage of this option is that journalists are going to be using the very tool they are learning about in their online class plus they do not need to take leave from work. The International Institute for ICT Journalism (penplusbytes) is implementing an online course for journalists in a wide range of topics including knowledge management for the newsroom, blogging and web 2.0. This case study shows and tells how the various online tools were used ...

The workshop will run from 4-8 June at Busy Internet for 20-25 participants from the different Community Radio stations/initiatives. My slot : Mon, 4 June 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon "The digital divide - what does it mean and how does it apply to Ghana?" see http://www.sflp.org/eng/007/pub1/bul19_art8.htm for information about Ghana Community Radio Network

"When spider webs unite they can entangle a lion.” Ethiopian Proverb

The National Secretariat of the Ghana Bar Association is pleased to announce that AITEC, in consultation with the GBA is organizing the 4th Legal Information and Knowledge workshop, for the corporate counsel; on Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th June 2007 at GBA Secretariat, Accra . The theme for the workshop “EMPOWERING THE CORPORATE COUNSEL FOR THE ONLINE AGE” will address pertinent concerns of corporate counsels and empower them with online tools including Web 2.0 to help them achieve organizational goals and vision through the use of modern Information and Knowledge Management System. Participants would be equipped with practical online Legal Knowledge Management skills, create their personal websites and develop strategies of deriving the maximize benefits from the myriad of online legal information and knowledge resources. Prospective participant should kindly call 021-672-884 / 024-9410-606 or ghanalegalkm at gmail.com for enquiries and registration.

Have a scheduled radio show interview on CITI FM http://www.citifmonline.com/ EBF Business Talk Topic: How ICT can be employed to enhance business and ICT potentials for entrepreneurs. Date: 10th April, 2007 Time: 2.00pm -3.00pm

So now that my company has decided to embark on a Knowledge Management (KM) path the inevitable question is: How do you measure success of the KM program? From the research I have done there seems to be no easy answers. The main issues are: KM is a soft subject, it enables many different activities within a Professional Services organization but is not directly responsible for these activities. Direct impact of KM on hard metrics such as Profitability, Resource Utilization, Resource Productivity, Margin etc are hard to attribute directly to KM, as any number of factors can influence these areas. Collection of metrics can prove to be just as difficult as determining the appropriate metrics. From the research I’ve done and conversations with my Board and other individuals I’ve come up with a categorized system of metrics. Indirect: These are metrics that KM has some degree of impact on but cannot be directly and solely attributed to KM activities. Such metrics include, Year over Year ...

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Involved and participating in The African E-Gov Forum 2007 to be held in Accra , Ghana from 27-29 March, is organised by the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation and will be one of the key conferences in Africa this year to address the issues that e-governance stakeholders face. Timed to coincide with the celebrations of Ghana 's 50 th anniversary of independence, the African E-Gov Forum 2007 will focus attention on the potential for technology to greatly improve the transparency and service delivery to the private sector and citizenry by ministries, departments and agencies (MDA's) of local and national government. The event, which is hosted by Ghana 's Ministry of Communications, will attract top-level national, regional and international specialists from government, industry and the academic world.

How many traditional companies are quickly adopting Web 2.0 concepts on their customer-facing web services? Are internal services utilizing these services as quickly ? interesting article at ZDNET http://blogs.zdnet.com/Hinchcliffe/?p=101

Pagebull is your visual Internet search engine. www.pagebull.com interesting

Kwami Ahiabenu,II The advent of electronic payment system has led many to predict it will become a predominate means of payment overcoming traditional means of payment as leaders in global payment system. Literature points to the fact that the electronic payment is quite ubiquitous in developed countries but in developing countries such as Ghana this phenomenon is relatively very new. In recent times most financial institutions in Ghana are striving to introduce products and solution that provide means for electronic payments. The study proposes measures that can improve the current payment system on one hand and it also assessed the prospects of introducing electronic payment system in Ghana . Using a questionnaire, the researcher interviewed key stakeholders in the financial sector and analyzed the results using descriptive statistics .The researcher describes the history and development of electronic payment system Ghana . The study found out that the electronic payment service...

Communities of practice( often abbreviated as CoP) - Networks of people who work together in an organization and who regularly share information and knowledge - are communities of people who share the same profession, situation, or vocation and their goal to share information and knowledge is the glue that holds them together - In organizational development (OD) concept of a community of practice refers to the process of social learning that occurs when people who have a common interest in some subject or problem collaborate to share ideas, find solutions, and build innovations. CoP is crucial to the success of any knowledge management strategy. As the communities of practice go through a series of stages in their evolution, they provide the platform for knowledge exchange. see 1.Knowledge Management - Keys to Successful Communities of Practice (Networks) http://tinyurl.com/2ags3l 2. Community of Practice http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_of_Practice

The Semantic Web is an evolution of the World Wide Web which facilitate the ease in finding, sharing and combination of data, information and knowledge enabled by machine processable capability rather than only human oriented processing. It is a collaborative effort led by W3C ( The World Wide Web Consortium the main international standards organisation for the World Wide Web (W3) with participation from a large number of researchers and industrial partners The Semantic Web provides a common framework that allows data to be shared and reused across application, enterprise, and community boundaries. two core characteristics can be stated here 1. common platform for integration and combination of data from varied sources 2. language for recording how data relates to the real world The Semantic Web is seen as an extension to the existing World Wide Web towards (better) processing of semantically marked-up content through software processes. Machine-readable data is a pre...

I am speaking to the students African Institute of Journalism and Communications www.aijcghana.com/ on Friday Feb 07 at 12:30pm on the topic : "Online Journalism - Challenges and the Future" broadly speaking, my presentation would focus on : 1. theory of online journalism and its dynamic contest with grandfather(traditional journalism) 2. would share practical example of online journalism at work 3. conclude with the future of online journalism pointing out some of innovative opportunities while not losing sight of challenges

this article reinforces the need to take the path of least resistance through alignment http://www.mindthis.net/mindthis/2007/01/shared_calendar.html it emphasis the urgent need to align work and knowledge management moving away from the separation of work and KM activities to a situation where KM can take place without the need for additional effort on behalf of individuals

The McMaster World Congress is claimed to be the world's largest congregation of Intellectual Capital, Strategic Business Valuation & Corporate Governance experts! themes 1. 9th World Congress on Intellectual Capital and Innovation 2. 4th World Congress on Corporate Governance 3. 1st World Congress on Strategic Business Valuation This event will take place from January 24th-26th, 2007 at the Hamilton Convention, Ontario, Canada http://worldcongress.mcmaster.ca/2007/

Alvin Toffler's The Third Wave: "The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn"

Kwami Ahiabenu,II Found a new search experience called SNAP. According to " snap website Snap is an Idealab company located in Pasadena, California, home of Cal Tech, the Rose Bowl, and the Doo Dah parade. We're a small group fighting a big battle to deliver a step-function change in the search experience. Together, we have over 70 years of search experience and way more than 100 years of online marketing and e-commerce experience. We're passionate, committed and are confident enough to think we can make a difference." So what does Snap offer? The other way to search(TM) Snap is saying they think Google, Yahoo, MSN and all the rest of the big search players have settled on the wrong search paradigm: text-in, text-out with slight differences in their ranking methods and index sizes. Snap claims their new search engine offers a very different alternative to the Big Search, Text-In, Text-Out, method. Some key features of Snap Fast Visual Display of Results Previews Acti...

Kwami Ahiabenu,II The internet has 55 billions webpages and growing very rapidly at the speed of light. Web Search is hard, google is the most popular but even google does not have all pages on the web, though its index is growing Recently, I got to know that, there is a growing competitive search market with a lot of playing aiming to capture some of this market. Of course what about an open source search platform. The founder of wikipedia,Jim Wales has launched http://search.wikia.com/wiki/Search_Wikia aimed at developing a wiki-inspired search engine by community members.It is envisage that the end product would be a people-powered search results powered by an open-source alternative for web search. A new community is talking about this at http://lists.wikia.com/mailman/listinfo/search-l , very interesting discussion is going on here

I have written or read about E-commerce but this is the first time, I can across E-commerce and Poverty Can E-commerce alleviate Poverty, this is the subject of a recent posting at http://www.krooman.com/?p=11 where Electronic commerce (e-commerce) is defined as the use of the internet and web to transact business. More formally, digitally enabled commercial transactions between and among organizations and individuals. Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce) has almost overnight become the dominant on-line activity. Equally quickly it has become a significant element in commercial activities globally, particularly in the developed countries where suitable infrastructure support is available. Some types of e-commerce were provided. The article mentioned e-commerce as one of ICT tools and it point that evidence supports that claim that ICT can reduce poverty. E-commerce especially can contribute to wealth creation. Practical examples are given about how E-commerce can reduce poverty but it poin...

With a lot of blogs in the cyberspace with different types of content, your email could end up on a blog Can you prevent this? maybe Not maybe Yes At least you can make your intentions known by adding to your signature this line This e-mail is: [ ] blogable [ ] ask first [ ] private you put an x in blogable is you want your email to end up on the blog if you want people to ask your permission you go for ask first lastly for mails you do not want to end up on blogs click on private cool

Managing organisational silos of knowledge is not one of the easiest thing to do in Knowledge Management but it must be done if you are going to be successful at knowledge management. A recent white paper by EMC Connection provides some interesting insight into Managing Corporate Silos of Knowledge at Managing Corporate Silos of Knowledge

Kwami Ahiabenu,II In our new digital age, you can not survive without subscribing to a email list or two but some time when you want to leave the list (unsubscribe)it may become a difficult if not impossible largely due to mailing list subscription feature not working or the mailing list owner not allowing you to go. So for a lot of persons, a guarantee that if the want to unsubscribe they would not be confronted with problems becomes a key requirement for joining mailing lists. Recently, I saw SafeUnsubscribe™, which is basically a guarantee to offer instant remover from the list when you want to opt out of the list. SafeUnsubscribe™ is part of an offering from http://constantcontact , which provides email marketing services in general. And you can only use SafeUnsubscribe™ if you purchase purchase constantcontact product, they are currently offering a 60 days free trial, no credit card is required to sign up ends

Kwami Ahiabenu,II A number of websites especially news websites offers you an opportunity to add free dynamic news headlines to your website. To enable this service, you have to go through some basic steps First find out a website which offers webfeed 1. fill out a registration form which requires you to provide your email address, the url of website you intended to publish the feed toetc. Information about terms and conditions are also provided here and you are expected to read and accept them 2. you have to configure your dynamic news feed by going through the following steps a. select news for your feed from the website menu of news, for example, technology news if you only want technology news headlines or combination of news such technology and Internet, for example etc b. select and customize your news feed layout c. after going through step a and b, HTML coed would be generated for you d. get the HTML script by copying it e. integrate this HTML by usually pasting this HTML to a...

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