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לחברת צעירה דרוש /ה מפתח /ת FullStack web ASP.NET + Vue / React / Angular. מעל לשנה ניסיון ב- ASP.NET + MVCמעל לשנה ניסיון ב-Vue / React / Angularאפשרות למשרה מלאה / חלקית /משרת הורה.רק פניות רלוונטיות יענו.

חברה מובילה למיקור חוץ מחפשת סוכני /ות מכירות עצמאיים /ות (פרילנסרים) למשרת מכירות. -שכר ממוצע 25,000-40,000  ש"ח! -כ 9 שעות עבודה ביום, שעות גמישות, עבודה מלאה מהבית!-תגמול לפי הצלחה, קיימת אפשרות גם לשכר בסיס.-עבודה מול לידים חמים בלבד, מוצר מבוקש מאוד בימים אלו!-אפשרויות קידום למתאימים /ות!! *יכולת מכירה ברמה גבוהה - חצי שנה ניסיון במכירות טלפוניות - חובה!*נכונות לעבודה בהיקף של 9 שעות ביום לפחות.*רצינות, אחריות, יכולת ניהול עצמית.*מכירה טלפונית של מוצרי פרימיום - יתרון!*

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If you are looking for an alternative to Google Maps, OpenStreetMap is the best option to embed maps on the website. OpenStreetMap is a free and open-source platform that provides geographic data service without any cost. You can use OpenStreetMap API to embed maps in webpage without any restriction of the auth key. Similar to Google Maps, OpenStreetMap is allowed to add map in HTML with a marker and popup window. The marker helps to point the exact location on Map and the popup window displays the info over the marker. To simplify the OpenStreetMap integration process, the Leaflet JavaScript

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PayPal Advanced Checkout lets you accept credit and debit card payments directly from the website. You can set up custom credit card fields and add card payment form without any PayPal branding. The card input fields and payment form style can be customized as per the website design along with your business branding. The PayPal JavaScript SDK and REST API provide an easy way to integrate advanced checkout and credit card payment system in the web application. PayPal has 2 types of checkout systems, Standard and Advanced. If you want to embed PayPal branded payment component, integrate PayPal Standard Checkout

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OpenStreetMap is a free and open-source platform that is used to embed maps on the website. You can use OpenStreetMap API to embed maps with marker in HTML. Similar to Google Maps, OpenStreetMap is used to display maps with marker and info window. Mostly, the single marker is pointed on the map to display the location with marker and info window popup. We can embed maps with multiple markers and info-windows using OpenStreetMap API. Map with multiple markers are very useful when you want to show multiple locations on a single map. The user can see multiple locations with markers

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Job Description

Mytopia is seeking a highly motivated Marketing Manager to join the marketing team of our growing social game studio. The Marketing Manager will create, implement, optimize, and manage online advertising campaigns and partners. This position will be responsible for buying ad inventory with partners such as Facebook, developing email campaigns, and will contribute to business development and overall marketing strategy. Responsibilities will include monitoring and analyzing campaign performance and other ongoing marketing activities.

As a member of one of the fastest growing companies in Israel, you will have an opportunity to work closely with all levels of the organization and be hands on in helping to achieve our performance and growth objectives.


Education

• Bachelor's degree is required
• Business administration, marketing, economics, psychology or communications – preferable

• 3-4 years online marketing experience, media buying experience - required
• Social network and search engine marketing experience – advantage
• Email marketing experience - preferred
• Game or game related marketing experience - preferred
• Strong analytic and quantitative ability and advanced Microsoft Excel skills
• English mother tongue and familiarity with US, UK, Australian and Canadian markets
• Excellent writing skills

• Organized, methodical and numerical with high attention to detail
• A highly motivated, performance oriented and creative self-starter
• Committed and adaptable internet savvy team player
• Proven experience of working to tight deadlines and targets

Dynamic company in the broadcast industry is looking for a PR and Marketing Writer (company located in in Airport City)

To create and maintain content to support companies overall sales and marketing plan, and to increase industry awareness and company brand in order to support and marketing efforts.

Main Accountabilities

• Work with marketing team on preparing and supporting PR and marketing strategy
• Create press releases, case studies, marketing white papers, company briefs and FAQs, and contributed articles/advertorials in support of marketing strategy
• Identify and organize speaking engagements and assist in the preparation of the needed presentations
• Organize and support interviews of companies executives with the print and online media
• Interview clients, managers, engineers, sales staff and others to collect information
• Prepare scripts for videos and similar promotional material
• Prepare content for customer e-newsletter
• Prepare content for internal sales and marketing training and sales and marketing internal portal
• Support the company as needs arise for proofing, writing and other ad hoc projects
• Support presence as exhibitors at trade industry exhibitions by preparing messaging, arranging press interviews, etc.
• To increase media and analyst awareness as measured by articles written about the company or within which they are discussed

• Minimum 3-5 years experience as a marketing writer and with direct international PR responsibilities for a high-tech company preferably in a related field
• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English (mother tongue) with the specific ability to understand and convey technical information in a non-technical manner and to prepare marketing material
• An understanding of the satellite and broadcast industry a definite plus

After the widely-heralded circulation and revocation of one AACS key, Ed Felten ran a satirical integer sale on his Freedom-to-Tinker blog. Now it seems one of the commenters decided to hide another processor key there, BoingBoing reports.

Of course, the odds are basically zero if the number was chosen at random. You have a better chance of winning the Powerball jackpot four days in a row. So, for more than a week, everyone who read the comment assumed that it was just another joke. But one thing about it was different: the cryptic hint to arnezami, a "uv" number, a pointer to a specific key within the AACS keyspace.

You can probably guess the rest of the story. Eventually someone tipped off arnezami about the strange comment, and he tried using the 45 5F … number to decrypt the new discs. It worked! It really is the new processing key. As a result, all HD-DVDs are open to the public again, at least until new titles can be updated once more.

Should blog-owners start to worry that their comment forums will earn them takedowns? I don't think so, but the law is remarkably unclear, as I wrote in a piece, Anticircumvention Takedowns, LinuxWorld just published, describing the last round of AACS-key purges:

Note that this claimed contribution to circumvention is a degree further removed from underlying copyright harm than a contributory infringement. The claim is not that hosts assisted in unlawful copying, but that they assisted in distribution of a component of a tool with which others might circumvent technological measures and thereby access copyrighted works or infringe copyright. That's a lot of layers of indirection, and courts have never yet adopted a “contributory circumvention” claim.

"It's too early for us to be realistic," David Weinberger says in closing is2k7. Where reality is binary, forcing us to categorize each piece of information, digital networked storage lets us add metadata along multiple axes. We shouldn't rush to cram it all back into real boxes. Instead, we can build new structures, sometimes adding metadata to digital contents, sometimes using the "contents" as metadata with regard to another question we're asking.

That lack of hierarchy sounds threatening to some, perhaps including universities, who are accustomed to being the authorities. Online, we find new sources of authority, though we also have to learn and re-learn when not to trust both online and offline sources. The university's challenge, and all of ours, is to engage with these new sources of information and meta-information. The answer to "too much information" is likely not to shut off the spigot but to hand out better filters and filter-building toolkits (aggregators, search engines, databases, social network tools, and mashups).

I'm headed to Everything Is Miscellaneous for more.

I hope there's political reward for refusing to prey on misguided fears, because Michael Bloomberg certainly seems more sensible than his predecessor in that regard. He's earned points with me, at least, with this response to alleged JFK terror threats.

"There are a lot of threats to you in the world," Mr. Bloomberg said, listing a few, like heart attacks and lightning strikes. "You can’t sit there and worry about everything. Get a life."

Via NYT

"AT&T Inc. has joined Hollywood studios and recording companies in trying to keep pirated films, music and other content off its network — the first major carrier of Internet traffic to do so," the LA Times reports. So customers will pay in added overhead and false positives, while filesharers adapt to evade the filtering (for both infringing and non-infringing traffic). Who wins? The sellers of filtering snake-oil tech, perhaps.

"We knew we were a real film when we had pirates." Samuli Torssonen, Star Wreck Studios, on the appearance and sale in Russia and China of copies of the free, CC'd online film "Star Wreck: In the Pirkinning." The film was first posted online, for free, and downloaded 5 million times, before winning a commercial contract for DVD sale.

Stephen Lee adds to the community story. The film itself had more than 300 participants in the credits; it has been fan-subtitled in 30 languages, including Klingon.

"Slow. Expensive. Unreliable. Unverifiable." Those don't sound like the specs you'd put in a procurement document for a system undergirding electoral democracy, but they're the words Jason Kitcat used repeatedly to describe what Open Rights Group found when it observed the use of e-voting in England and Scotland's pilot trial of the technologies in May 2007.

Speaking at the release of ORG's election report, Kitcat described failures that ORG's volunteer observers saw or had reported to them. In Rushmoor, a candidate reported that the online ballot mis-identified his opponent's party affiliation. In Breckland, a manual recount of non-electronic ballots initially counted by computer turned up more than 50% more votes than the e-count. At least Breckland had a non-electronic ballot to fall back upon. In fully electronic systems being adopted in other districts, a "recount" can only repeat the same tally of bits, with no certain way to detect improper recording or tampering.

ORG concludes that, given the problems observed and the questions remaining unanswered, it cannot express confidence in the results declared in areas observed. Given these findings, ORG remains opposed to the introduction of e-voting and e-counting in the United Kingdom.

Unfortunately, but unsurprisingly, ORG's findings mirror those of EFF and others regarding United States deployment of e-voting. In a process led by vendors, veiled in proprietary trade secrecy, with inadequate attention to the security and verification required for confidence in democratic elections, e-voting and non-transparent e-counting do not serve the American or British citizenry. ORG is taking great steps to expose the flaws and push for more accountable voting.

ICANN's travelling circus meets in San Juan, Puerto Rico this week. One of the main subjects of discussion has been the introduction of new generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs), after a GNSO Report proposed 19 "Recommendations" for criteria these new domain strings should meet -- including morality tests and "infringement" oppositions.

I spoke at a workshop on free expression. (another report) It's important to keep ICANN from being a censor, or from straying beyond its narrow technical mandate. The thick process described in the GNSO report would be expensive, open to "hecklers' vetos," and deeply political.

Instead, I recommended that, along the lines of David Isenberg's Stupid Network, ICANN should aim for a "stupid core": approve strings after a minimal test for direct or visual collision. Just as we couldn't predict what applications or content would be successful on the Internet, but benefit from the ease with which innovators can experiment with a wide range, we'll benefit if entrepreneurs can experiment with new TLDs without a lot of central pre-screening. Rather than supporting a race to the bottom to adopt restrictions on the lines of the most restrictive government views of permissible expression (no human rights, sexuality, or "hate"), we must leave it to the governments to apply those restrictions at the edges too, in their own jurisdictions if they insist, but not at the center on all.

Of course I do not support government censorship even at the local level, but between local control, which can itself be a source of experimentation, and central control, which becomes ossified and restrictive at the lowest level, I think local law poses less threat to global free expression. If you agree that ICANN should keep moral judgments out of the DNS root, sign the petition to Keep the Core Neutral.

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