XSNews or XS News is based in the Netherlands (Amsterdam) and is a well-known Usenet provider for over a decade, locally and internationally. With the emphasis on quality, simplicity, and customer satisfaction, they promise an excellent Usenet experience. In this Usenet provider review, we tested the ELITE package. Packages / Price & Coupon Code XSNews has…
The first album ever to be released as a CD album was Billy Joel’s award-winning ’52nd Street’, which was sold in Japan on October 1, 1982. Despite the increasing popularity of digital downloads in the last decade, printing CD albums can still be a worthwhile investment. Here, we discuss some of the key reasons why…
What do you know about the data mining industry? It’s no secret that businesses have information about you, but most people don’t know how they get it or how much they have. Here are a few things about the data mining industry that you might find interesting if you enjoy having privacy. Estimated Value Before…
As most are aware, the Internet is a global network of servers and personal computers (desktops, laptops, tablets, mobile phones, etc.); it allows humans to access and transmit information anywhere in the world. The Internet of Everything takes this one step further. Whereas humans have traditionally been the ones behind the wheel, the Internet of…
Copyright infringement monitors are the latest target of a well-organized, motivated hacking group. The group calling itself the MediaDefender-Defenders (MDD) has, as promised, struck again, this time leaking what appears to be the full, uncompiled source code to anti-piracy watchdog MediaDefender’s toolset. MediaDefender’s software is used internally on behalf of clients like the RIAA and…
Businesses offering free Internet access will inevitably find hotspot freeloaders, hanging out and using the WiFi for long periods. Freeloaders will make your business their virtual office, taking advantage of your service, which is supposed to be a convenience for you, your business and your customers. You can give customers the password to your WiFi…