BlogPayPal is the worlds preferred and most recognized way to send and receive payments. But for Sri Lanka it only allows sending payments.
In the last 20 years the world has been rapidly changing truly enabling the concept of a global village. With modern technology buyers around the world could purchase goods and services from any where of the world with the use of credit cards and services like PayPal. Then came the revolution of outsourcing where many in developed nations outsourced their projects to Asia and Africa because of the low cost labor. In such a world services like PayPal that enable users to make payments and receive payments easily becomes invaluable.
Last month we wrote a blog post called “The 3 Things You Need to Know About Joomla 3”.
As a reminder, here are those 3 things you need to know:
- What is great about Joomla 3? Mobile. Joomla 3 will be the first major Content Management System to be completely mobile-ready.
- Who is Joomla 3 for? Early adopters. Initially, Joomla 3 is best used by early adopters, developers and more experienced users.
- I am on Joomla 2.5. What do I do? Stay where you are. Joomla 2.5 a wonderful version of Joomla and will be supported until 2014.
A contentious new privacy law comes into effect today (May 25) in the European Union.
EU officials have drawn up this new legal requirement which stipulates that personal data collected through the use of cookies must be of pertinent use; that is, the data itself must be integral and necessary to the core function of the website or application. An example of this situation is an ecommerce site which must, for practical reasons, remember a site visitor's virtual shopping basket contents between pages. Other types of information sought from Web site visitors, such as statistical data, requires a visitor's explicit permission.
The 'cookie law' was designed to protect the online privacy of customers by explaining the requirement to collect data to customers and giving them the ability to 'opt out' from providing certain information on a website, if desired. As cookies are common and nearly ubiquitous on the Web, it may be very difficult to properly enforce.
The new and improved The Times of Sri Lanka News Magazine, (www.timesofsrilanka.com) with it’s main attraction; round the clock breaking news section and user comments on all current happenings making the headlines, has recorded a stunning average of 2 million hits per day at present. The site has recorded hits from diverse countries and the top five include United States, United Kingdom, Sri Lanka, Austalia, UAE and Canada.
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