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Watchdog wants money making sites promoted to encourage poor online (Yorkshire Evening Post) The Government should promote money-making sites - such as eBay - and internet TV services to drive poorer people online, a consumer watchdog told the Digital Britain Minister More . . . Watchdog wants money making sites promoted to encourage poor online (Leeds Today) The Government should promote money-making sites - such as eBay - and internet TV services to drive poorer people online, a consumer watchdog told the Digital Britain Minister today. (09/03/2010 07:51:03) More . . . Government told to help people make money online (ITN via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News) The Government should promote money-making sites such as eBay to drive poorer people online, according to a consumer watchdog. More . . . The Bottom Line: Online Survey Takers (WRGB Albany) Taking surveys online -- and making $75 an hour to do it? Some CBS6 viewers think it sounds like a pretty good deal -- and have e-mailed Dori Marlin to get to The Bottom Line, and find out if it's true. More . . . Smithfield Makes Money Making Bacon Again (Forbes) The pork producer also offers a more optimistic outlook. More . . . Book review: Jean Chatzky's 'Money 911' is a great tool (USA Today) To be a standout in the pack of personal finance books on the market today is no easy task. Jean Chatzky, author of Money 911: Your Most Pressing Money Questions Answered, Your Money Emergencies Solved, knows that well. Several of them are her own, including Pay it Down!, Make Money, Not Excuses and The Difference. More . . . Internet making it easier to become a terrorist (Los Angeles Times) 'JihadJane' and other U.S. suspects don't need militant training camps, officials say. They just go online. The abrupt transformation of Colleen R. LaRose from bored middle-aged matron to "JihadJane," her Internet alias, was unique in many ways, but a common thread ties the alleged Islamic militant to other recent cases of homegrown terrorism: the Internet. More . . . Use eBay and online television to bring the poor to the internet, says watchdog (Daily Telegraph) Promote money-making sites such as eBay and internet TV services to encourage poorer people to get online, a consumer watchdog has told the Government. More . . . Online tools are starting to change society and politics (Daily Telegraph) A new agenda is making IT as much about people as it is about computing, argues Matt Warman More . . . UK shoppers unaware of online rights, reports BIS (Out-Law) UK web users are Europe's biggest online shoppers but are not aware of their consumer rights when it comes to e-commerce, a Government survey has found. More . . . Advertise on this page
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