Posts Tagged ‘E Mail’
Tuesday, July 20th, 2010
The 1880s Cosby Hotel building in downtown Kansas City has won a reprieve from the wrecking ball, thanks to some Facebook friends and other decidedly 21st-century lobbying. Using e-mail alerts, Internet chat rooms and a Save the Cosby Facebook page signed by 177 people, preservationists and downtown residents have rallied on behalf of the nationally recognized historic building that opened in ...
Tags: 1880s, 21st Century, Campaigns, Chat Rooms, Demolition, Downtown Kansas City, E Mail, Facebook Friends, Hotel Building, Internet Chat, Preservationists, Reprieve, Wrecking Ball
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Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
Start-up Truedomain aims to stop e-mail-borne phishing attacks that exploit the domain names of legitimate businesses.
Tags: Domain Names, Domain Protection, Domain Services, E Mail, Legitimate Businesses
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Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
New Orleans city officials�and a third-party Internet provider are trying to figure out why the city's website, along with�the e-mail accounts of�hundreds of municipal employees, crashed for several hours today, officials said. Chief Technology Officer Harrison Boyd sent a news...
Tags: Chief Technology Officer, City Officials, E Mail, Internet Provider, Mail Accounts, New Mail, New Orleans City, New Orleans City Hall, Party Internet, Third Party
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Friday, April 9th, 2010
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Tuesday, April 6th, 2010
COLUMBIA A glitch rendered virtually all MU student e-mail accounts inaccessible for 20 hours, from Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning. The cause was a problem with the domain name servers, said Terry Robb, MU Division of IT spokesman. Beginning around 2:20 p.m. on Monday, when students typed in the Web address for Outlook Live, the domain name could not be found. Only student e-mail ...
Tags: Columbia, Domain Name, E Mail, Glitch, Mail Accounts, Monday Afternoon, Mu Student, Servers, Spokesman, Terry Robb, Tuesday Morning
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