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April, 1998 |
  
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Sites....SelfPromotion.comSelfPromotion.com is a new "ShareService" URL announcement service. Visitors can promote their site to the top 100 indexes (the important ones), apply for over 170 real awards, and THEN decide if they want to pay, and how much. It’s fast, easy, sophisticated, automatic, reliable, and "absolutely as good as hand-submission." World Wide Web: http://selfpromotion.com/inb.t TopCleaning Up Dead LinksIt’s great to get your pages featured in one of the major search engines but is nothing more than frustration for your users when it returns results for sites you have moved or pages that have been renamed. At the dead link remover, you can hit all of the major services from a single point, sending your removal requests without having to search each site to get them taken out of the database. World Wide Web: http://www.uconect.net/~gmik/dead-link-remover.htm TopAustralian Information Industry DatabaseProduced by the Australian government, this directory is designed to assist organizations and individuals seeking information about the capabilities of Australian IT&T businesses that are keen and able to serve customers worldwide. It also provides valuable data for those organisations wishing to expand operations within Australia. The database is fully searchable. World Wide Web: http://www.dist.gov.au/itt/index.html TopIntelliseek Search EngineIntelliseek has taken the wraps off a beta version of Bulls Eye, a new search engine. BullsEye is the first tool in the industry that is designed to solve the problem of managing "information overload" from the Web, it said. It’s a unique desktop application packed with intelligent agents that offer single-click, transparent access to dozens of specialized search categories, spanning hundreds of searchable information sources. More information on the software, and beta release program, can be found on the site below. World Wide Web: http://www.intelliseek.com TopAmex Joins The E-mail GameAs if the Internet needed another free e-mail address service, American Express has decided to offer Internet users a usa.net e-mail address. Notable features of this service include the ability to access mail online via a Web browser, and special services for cardholders. There’s also an optional news and information service and message blocking, plus more! World Wide Web: http://www.amexmail.com TopEzine For Content CreatorsThe first edition of Contentious, a new electronic newsletter for writers and editors who create content for online media, includes an interview with Bill Belleville, author of several features about the Caribbean for the Discovery Channel Online and a discussion of what fluffy content is, and why it’s bad. World Wide Web: http://www.contentious.com
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