- This first issue of TMIS E-Newsletter is mainly a sincere
"thank you" to all of our
colleagues, associates, customers, supporters, family and friends. All
of you have in some way fueled our dream and given us courage to take our
business in a new direction. We hope you will take some time to visit
our new TMIS
Web site and see how our virtual collaboration
and vision have expanded. There will now be featured news and articles
relevant to your industry and your lifestyle.
- Now, in addition to the technical communications services
we continue to provide in association with our colleaques, we are also
offering products which we hope will fit the needs of the technical communicator,
business person, author, artist or consultant. From our main Web site
you can click the tab to visit our new Thunder
Mountain site. There you will find the doorway
to our newly-opened Thunder Mountain On-line store, and also books on entrepreneurial
skills, personal development, business planning, office and home productivity,
technical communications, and Web software (but please pardon our dust for
a little while, parts are still under construction). After studying
the top technology reviews and recommendations for books, we have selected
only the best products for sale through our site.
- At the newly-opened Thunder
Mountain On-line Store you'll find a full array
of handheld and notebook computers, accessories, peripherals, multimedia,
electronic organizers, wireless networking and conference equipment.
We have brought together items that are portable and easy to use so that professionals,
on the go, can get their work done in a more efficient manner. Our experience
has taught us that by being more efficient, we are more effective, so we have
selected tools that meet this criteria.
- From the Front Page of TMIS
News
- Managers
Need A Better Way to Deal With Spam
- This article is based on a survey taken by managed email
security provider, MessageLabs, in July 2002 and the results which are based
on responses of 200 general business managers across the U.S. One highlight
of the survey revealed 79% of C-level execs are convinced spam will be a bigger
problem in the future, and 68% see value in smarter spam management.
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- FCC
to Review Ownership Rules
- This new Federal ruling could lead to major changes for
newspapers and radio and television stations.
- We meant to keep this first e-newsletter short, but plan
to send one out at least quarterly with updates about new products and news
of forces on the horizon that shape the future. We don't really believe
in spam, at least not intentional spam, so if you prefer not to receive any
more of these mailings, please use the link below.
- Please visit our new TM
Information Services Web site, and take a look
around. You may find something interesting on the TMIS News front page.
Scroll down to find an article by featured columnist Seamus, the Linux-Loving
Luddite, and be sure to read the Daily Astrological Forecast by Esther Arce.
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