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Subject: Re: UKNM: Australian New media
From: Tim Ireland
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 12:36:26 GMT

From: Siobhan McVeigh <siobhanatdeclare [dot] com>

> ??? i worked in sydney 95-96 and internet take up was much more
enthusiastic
> than in the uk. ozemail were engaging in live online events and
promotional
> campaigns that london companies weren't contemplating at the time...
>
> sydney is closer to west coast usa as well - its all about the pacific rim
;)

Just looking at the number of sites that *still* haven't seen past the 'pay
for searching our site' nonsense shows that they at least 1 year behind the
UK - if not 2.

A lot of the developments you mention were held up in the UK pre-97 because
of the combination of 'paid for' connection and timed local phone calls.
Once the word 'free' was used, of course, all that changed. The UK is *the*
place to be for e-commerce at the moment, because of the high population (in
a very small area), confident spending and a lot more *trust* than the jaded
US market that rode out the developing years of the Internet.

> anyway - all that aside - eugene - try looking at
http://www.netguide.com.au/ i
> used to freelance for cyberpublications and they've come along way! its a
> monthly magazine but it might give you some starting points... good luck
:) s

Oooh, a new link. Too bad they're the kind of site that still recommends
Yahoo and hasn't heard of Google...

;)

Tim Ireland
Senior Copywriter, Designercity (www.designercity.com)
http://www.buymybook.co.uk/


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