p2pnet news:- Hi all:

We had a p2pnet newsletter until it started sending out duplicate copies and we had to pull it.

But I’m pleased to say it’s back and all registered users will automatically get one at the end of each day.

It’s short and sweet and doesn’t carry ads or anything else.

Below, by way of example, are the first 2 items for today’s edition:

Tuesday, March 11

Another record year for Hollywood
5 percent growth – http://p2pnet.net/story/15234

Google and you
Or you and Google? – http://p2pnet.net/story/15233

If you’d like to go on the newsletter list, all you have to do is register. And don’t worry —- there are no catches. As we say in our privacy statement, p2pnet doesn’t collect, analyse or do anything at all with visitor information, beyond using it for the occasional advertising inquiry, and >>>

Even then, all we reveal is: how many unique visitors surf to the site during a given period.

The same goes for registration. The only thing we do with user information is: keep it in a database so we can send out the newsletter.

There’s no hidden fine print in teeny weeny letters, no opting out of something you’d never have agreed to in the first place if only you’d known about it.

So enjoy, secure in the knowledge that your user rights and privacy aren’t being violated or invaded in any way.

Don’t want it? No problem. Choose whether or not to receive it in the user edit section.

In other news, we’ve been having problems with ‘You post too fast’ in the comment section.

We think (hope ) we’ve tracked it down, so you should now be able to do Readers’ Writes without any hang-ups.

Cheers! And thanks. And all the best …

Jon

[NOTE - p2pnet is running a special reader's survey. It only takes 20-30 seconds and it'd be a huge help if you'd fill it in. Please click here. Cheers! And thanks ... Jon]

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