Android gains as small tablet sales soar: IDC | Morocco World News

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12, 2013 (AFP)

Small tablet computers are marketplace hits, with economically-priced devices powered by Google?s Android software taking share from Apple iPads, according to International Data Corporation.

?One in every two tablets shipped this quarter was below eight inches in screen size,? said IDC research analyst Jitesh Ubrani.

?Vendors are moving quickly to compete in this space as consumers realize that these small devices are often more ideal than larger tablets for their daily consumption habits.?

International Data Corporation on Tuesday increased its tablet market forecast for this year to 190.9 million and said that it expected the figure to be closer to 350 million by the end of the year 2017.

Android-powered tablets expanded their share of the market ?notably? last year and that trend is expected to continue, according to IDC.

IDC predicted that the Android share of the market would rise to 48.8 percent this year while sales of iPads would slip five percent to 46 percent.

Tablets running on Microsoft Windows software were expected to make slow gains in the market, growing from a one percent share last year to 7.4 percent in the year 2017, according to IDC.

?Microsoft?s decision to push two different tablet operating systems, Windows 8 and Windows RT, has yielded poor results in the market so far,? said IDC tablets research director Tom Mainelli.

?Consumers aren?t buying Windows RT?s value proposition, and long term we think Microsoft and its partners would be better served by focusing their attention on improving Windows 8.?

The growing popularity of low-cost tablets is damaging prospects for sales of dedicated e-readers, with sales expected to grow only modestly over the next two years before going into permanent decline, according to IDC.

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Source: http://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2013/03/82028/android-gains-as-small-tablet-sales-soar-idc/

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The "iPhone 5S" problem

Apple may or may not release a product called the "iPhone 5S" this year. The presumption, however, fueled by Apple having previously released the 2009 iPhone 3GS-as-in-speed, and the 2011 iPhone 4S-as-in-Siri, is that 2013 will see another S-style update. And that, the perception of the yearly update cycle and its tick-tock nature more so than any specific reality, is problematic.

Between 2007 and 2010, Apple released new iPhones in late June or early July, one after the other, like clockwork. In 2011 and 2012, Apple released new iPhones in October and September respectively. While that was an offset from summer to fall, it still kept the iPhone release window to roughly a 3 month period. It made it predictable.

Consumers, even the kind that don't read sites like iMore every day, and don't track every rumor they come across, began to realize when new iPhones would be released. That led to a slowdown in sales for existing iPhone models just prior to the presumed next release. Apple taught people when to buy, and by extension, when not to buy.

Apple also taught competitors how to counter-program the iPhone. It's probably not a coincidence that HTC is releasing their next-generation Android phone, the HTC one, this spring, or that Samsung is holding their Galaxy S4 event this March. While I assume BlackBerry might have preferred their relaunch to have been sooner rather than later, they're also introducing the BlackBerry Z10 in the U.S. this month, far from the long, fall shadow of the iPhone.

Rather than competing for attention with Apple, who continues to dominate the media cycles and best-sellers list during their launch quarter, competitors are waiting until halfway in, when the iPhone is no longer new, and yet still not due for a refresh.

Thanks to Apple's tick-tock product cycle, where a new design is introduced one year, and that design is iteratively updated with new internals the next year, both of those elements -- consumer presumption and competitive counter-programming -- become amplified.

When the impression is that Apple will "only" release an S-class phone in any given year, consumers might be more interested in seeing what else is out there. They might be interested in seeing something different.

While the iPhone 5 was almost entirely new from a manufacturing standpoint, because it has the same general, flat, rounded rectangle design as its predecessor, it was criticized by some consumers, and more than its fair share of tech pundits, for being boring. New unibody construction, a camera that was a feat of optical engineering, a taller, 4-inch display, and LTE -- boring. If marketing the iPhone 5 as re-revolutionary was tough, marketing an almost identical-looking iPhone 5S to the same crowd would inevitably be tougher.

Keeping the same design for two years allows Apple tremendous economies of scale, and instead of funding an entirely new phone every year, they can spend their resources on making the same phone better for the same price. That's theoretically good for everyone.

However, holding to the same design also limits what Apple can do to make the iterative iPhone "better". Making the screen bigger again would require a new casing. Adding extra radios like NFC or wireless charging could require changes to the entire package. Fingerprint scanners could complicate the current mechanisms or require other changes. Anything other than a better camera, more advanced processor, and more encompassing LTE chipset could simply be beyond the constraints of an S-style update. They could have to wait for an iPhone 6, or another, new device.

In the past, to mitigate against hardware similarity, Apple has turned to software differentiation. Even if it felt arbitrary, the iPhone 3GS had video recording and the iPhone 4S had Siri. An iPhone 5S could have some other, exclusive software feature.

Competitors, however, are free to take their biggest shots at Apple during the S-years, throwing even more against the wall in an effort to see what sticks and what clicks. Whether it's digitizer-based styluses and incredibly large, ridiculously dense displays, and software that listens for you and watches your every move, anything perceived and sold as different has a better chance of standing out against anything perceived as the same, no matter how it's sold.

2013 could be especially brutal in that regard. In previous years Apple enjoyed tremendous market and media support. Even in the face of major PR stumbles like the iPhone 4 antenna, overall Apple enjoyed mostly positive coverage. iOS 6 maps wasn't recovered from as easily or fully, and now Apple is doomed rhetoric fills Wall Street and its journals of record. Whatever iPhone Apple fields this year, no matter how good it might be, in the current climate Apple may have to work harder than ever before to get even a percentage of the positive coverage afforded them in the past.

That shift in reality distortion is benefiting competitors. Google is getting a lot of buzz for Project Glass and the Pixel, and Samsung is enjoying unprecedented mindshare for a mobile company without a fruit in its logo. They're also far, far, far exceeding Apple and everyone else in the market when it comes to ad-spend, and it's working for them. They're shaping perception.

A few years ago Apple convinced the world that technology alone wasn't enough, and that it wasn't about specs but experience. Now specs and feature lists are being hurled at Apple, and they're being accused of losing their sense of innovation, and failing to push the envelop.

The original iPhone didn't have 3G or GPS. The iPhone 3GS didn't have the larger, higher resolution screens of then cutting-edge Android phones. The iPhone 4S lacked LTE. The iPhone 5 skipped NFC. That used to cause some complaints among power users. Now even the idea that an un-announced iPhone 5S might not have a 1080p, 400+ ppi display and biometrics is pointed at by an increasingly mainstream audience as proof positive Apple has lost their way, and that other manufacturers are now leading that way.

In tick years Apple has leapt ahead with technology like Retina display. But in tock years like this one? Markets are fickle and sentiment can gain momentum. And the fear facing some iPhone users is that, in the face of all this, an "iPhone 5S" simply won't be enough.

Apple's a smart company, though. They understand the problems that come from predictability and the reality-distorting power of perception. Last year, when explaining why the iPad 3 was called the new iPad, Apple's senior vice-president of global marketing, Phil Schiller, said it was because Apple "didn't want to be predictable". Apple releasing the iPad 4 only seven months after the iPad 3, and the "pedal to the metal" language that came with it, was an even more dramatic showing of that. If Apple can release two iPads (three if you count the iPad mini) in one year, what else could they do?

Rumors abound of less expensive iPhones, and of large screen iPhones. Apple has already bifurcated their tablet lineup into the 9.7-inch iPad and the 7.9-inch iPad mini. There's a rumor that next full-size iPad, at least, could arrive this spring. If Apple chooses to, they could conceivably release one iPad now and one in fall, to better spread out the schedule. Apple could also do the same thing with the iPhone, have two sizes, 4-inch and 5-inch, and eventually have spring and fall releases for those as well.

And there's that watch thing, which could directly or indirectly increase the perception of overall platform value.

Some of these rumors, like all rumors, are no doubt misinterpretations or completely baseless, and believing all of them, especially for this year, would be a mistake. But to dismiss all of them all, for all time, just because they don't fit a previous pattern, or because they sound like something Apple would never do, could be just as big a mistake.

The "iPhone 5S" problem is the idea that Apple has become predictable coupled with the perception that the next big thing might just come from somewhere else.

Breaking patterns and challenging expectations is just one way to solve that problem.

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TheIphoneBlog/~3/O26lIgaVNUw/story01.htm

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5 Start-up Ideas You Should Consider Getting Into - E-junkie.info

This article presents the five hottest start-up ideas based on IBISWorld?s 2013 list of fastest-growing industries in the United States.

It?s no secret that a lot of industries nowadays sport a lot of potential especially for business-minded individuals who want to make inroads into the world of small businesses and start-ups Recently, industry market research firm IBISWorld released a document containing a list of the hottest industries for business?start-ups?for 2013 and beyond. It puts the spotlight on services or products that are primarily online, which means that virtually anybody who exhibits aptitude in the technological arena can do it without having to shell out huge amounts of money.

Here are the top five industries or niches included in the list, arranged according to their latest revenue growth figures:

Social Network Game Development

Primarily driven by the surging internet traffic and ever-growing popularity of social networks like Facebook, the social network gaming industry is currently experiencing continued growth. The demand for games, especially those which are also available for mobile platforms, has created in industry in which from its looks alone appears promising and offers great possibility for income-generation.

Online Shoe Sales

Every year, more than a hundred million Americans purchase goods online. A recent Nielsen survey indicated that clothing, shoes, and accessories are the second-largest income-generating category of items that consumers purchase online (right after books). Shoe retailers, both well-established and new entrants, are shoeing in on the fete by implementing different strategies to attract traffic to their website and by creating unique and impressive product lines.

TV and Home Theater Installation Services

Home entertainment is getting bigger and bigger because of the relatively fast life cycles of consumer electronics and hardware belonging to this sphere. As such, doors are opening up to people with TV and home installation skills and they are quickly becoming a hit among those who buy and/or upgrade new entertainment systems. If you have the right set of skills and the necessary background, then you should consider getting into this line of business. It?s lucrative and it doesn?t require much in terms of monetary capital.

Virtual Data Rooms

Driven by the economy-wide transition towards providing services online, particularly the proliferation of cloud-based business services, the Virtual Data Rooms (VDR) industry is starting to flourish in the same vein as document sharing tools, VoIP telephone systems, and the like. Due to the ease and simplicity of sharing and exchanging access-limited sensitive documents through online means, companies or vendors need not show physical documents to potential investors and advisers anymore, thus making due diligence processes even more cost effective, secure, and efficient.

Travel Agencies

After years of tumult, the travel industry is finally recovering, thanks to new generation concepts such as backpacking, flashpacking, couchsurfing, and AirBnB-ing. Gone are the brick and mortar storefronts your grandfather used to frequent whenever he wanted to take a cross-country trip; enter the online services which cater to travelers of all ages, professions, and social standing.

As these industries continue to grow, expect that there will also be burgeoning opportunities for many?start-ups?not just in the U.S. but also in other parts of the world. It?s good to note, too, that these industries are quite fragmented and that they revolve around servicing clients who frequent the online realm. With the right mindset and entrepreneurial spirit, plus a high level of technological?skill set? you might find yourself getting into one of them soon.

Author Bio
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Source: http://www.e-junkie.info/2013/03/5-start-up-ideas-you-should-consider.html

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Batman's mythology getting new boost from DC

Batman's transformative years are getting a few new twists.

DC Entertainment is going back into Bruce Wayne's past to see how he began his transformation from wealthy socialite to the scourge of Gotham's criminal underworld.

Key elements of the character's history are staying the same ? the murder of Wayne's parents, for example ? says Scott Snyder, the writer of "Batman" since its relaunch debuted in 2011.

"It's not 'let's redo the origin,'" he said Monday. "It's time for a new story showing how Batman became who he is in the New 52."

Snyder said the decision grew out of the success of the first year-and-a-half of DC's New 52, a sweeping reorganization of the publisher's characters that saw many given new origins and costumes that blended those from their first appearances decades ago with contemporary changes.

Snyder said readers will see how the crime fighter found his calling and what challenges he faced when first donning the costume of the Dark Knight.

The augmented origin begins June in the pages of "Batman" in an 11-issue story called "The Zero Year" that is illustrated by Greg Capullo.

"We tried to preserve as much of Batman's history as we could and keep what we could of this history intact," Snyder said of the change. "It's 'The Zero Year,' the one that no one has told the story of before. We see how Bruce became the Batman, built the cave, faced off with his first super villain."

It's not so much an origin story as it is a view into Batman's formative years.

"We're not going to take apart 'Year One,'" Snyder said, referring to the Frank Miller-David Mazzucchelli four-issue arc that recounted how Wayne began to fight crime after years away.

Instead Snyder, an Eagle Award-winning writer whose other efforts for DC include "Swamp Thing" and "American Vampire," said the "Zero Year" story will give readers new glimpses into the Bob Kane-created character who made his first appearance in the pages of "Detective Comics" No. 27 in May 1939.

"It's time for a new story showing how Batman became who he is in the New 52," said Snyder. "It builds up the mythology."

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Moore reported from Philadelphia. Follow him at http://www.twitter.com/mattmooreap

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Source: http://news.yahoo.com/batmans-mythology-getting-boost-dc-062800003.html

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New York cop convicted in cannibalism plot

This undated photo submitted into evidence by defense attorney Julia L. Gatto shows New York City police Officer Gilberto Valle with his daughter. A jury is beginning its first full day of deliberations, Friday, March 8, 2013, in the case against Valle, who is accused of conspiring to kidnap, kill and cannibalize as many as six women that he knew, including his wife. If convicted, he could face life in prison. (AP Photo/Provided by Attorney Julia L. Gatto)

This undated photo submitted into evidence by defense attorney Julia L. Gatto shows New York City police Officer Gilberto Valle with his daughter. A jury is beginning its first full day of deliberations, Friday, March 8, 2013, in the case against Valle, who is accused of conspiring to kidnap, kill and cannibalize as many as six women that he knew, including his wife. If convicted, he could face life in prison. (AP Photo/Provided by Attorney Julia L. Gatto)

FILE - This Oct. 25, 2012, file photo shows a passage from a Federal complaint filed against Gilberto Valle, a New York City police officer charged with plotting to kidnap, cook and eat women. Valle, whose lawyers said he was just fantasizing and had no intention of harming anyone, was found guilty on Tuesday, March 3, 2013 of conspiracy and of accessing a national crime database. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

Elizabeth Valle is surrounded by news reporters as she leaves court on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 in New York. A federal jury convicted her son, New York City police officer Gilberto Valle, of charges he plotted to kidnap and cook women to dine on their ?girl meat.? Valle, 28, faces up to life in prison when he is sentenced on June 19. With the conviction, he loses his job as a police officer. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

Defense lawyers, Julia Gatto, left, and, Robert Baum, hold a news briefing on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 in New York. A federal jury convicted their client, New York City police officer Gilberto Valle, of charges he plotted to kidnap and cook women to dine on their ?girl meat.? Valle, 28, faces up to life in prison when he is sentenced on June 19. With the conviction, he loses his job as a police officer. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

FILE - This undated court evidence file photo shows New York City police Officer Gilberto Valle with his daughter. A jury on Tuesday, March 12, 2013, found Valle guilty of conspiring to kidnap, kill and cannibalize as many as six women that he knew, including his wife. (AP Photo/Provided by Attorney Julia L. Gatto, File)

NEW YORK (AP) ? Police Officer Gilberto Valle's lawyers said he was just spinning sick and twisted fantasies for his own pleasure when he chatted online about abducting, roasting and eating women. A jury, though, decided he was deadly serious.

Valle, 28, was convicted Tuesday of conspiracy in a macabre case that opened a window on a shocking Internet world of cannibalism fetishists. He could get life in prison at sentencing June 19 but is likely to face much less.

His lawyers branded the outcome a "thought prosecution" that sets a dangerous precedent, while federal prosecutors said the verdict proved that Valle crossed the line from fantasy to reality and was genuinely bent on committing "grotesque crimes."

Valle slumped in his chair, dropped his head and wept when the verdict in what the tabloids dubbed the "Cannibal Cop" trial was announced after more than two days of deliberations: guilty of conspiracy to commit kidnapping and guilty of illegally using a police database.

The jurors left the courthouse without comment. Most did not immediately respond to emails and phone messages or declined to discuss the case.

Valle's mother, Elizabeth, shook her head.

"I'm in shock and want to be left alone," she said. As she sat on a wooden bench after almost everyone had left the courtroom, she said loudly: "This is going to kill my mother."

Prosecutors said Valle plotted in lusty, lip-smacking detail to abduct, torture and cannibalize six women he knew, including his wife. While none of the women were ever harmed ? and only his wife discovered his schemes ? prosecutors said he took concrete steps to carry out his plot.

They said the New York City police officer looked up potential targets on a restricted law enforcement database; searched the Internet for how to knock someone out with chloroform and where to get torture devices and other tools; and showed up on a woman's block after striking an agreement to kidnap her for $5,000 for a New Jersey man who wanted to rape and kill her. That man was also arrested and is awaiting trial.

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said in a statement: "Today, a unanimous jury found that Gilberto Valle's detailed and specific plans to abduct women for the purpose of committing grotesque crimes were very real and that he was guilty as charged. The Internet is a forum for the free exchange of ideas, but it does not confer immunity for plotting crimes and taking steps to carry out those crimes."

The defense insisted all along that he was just fantasizing and never intended to harm any of the women.

"This was a thought prosecution," his attorney Julia Gatto said outside court after the verdict. "Obviously, the case involved thoughts that were unusual and bizarre and frankly very ugly. We think that the jury couldn't get past that and they never got to the law."

Another Valle lawyer, Robert Baum, said of the verdict: "It sets a dangerous precedent."

In one of the numerous online conversations shown to the jury, Valle told a man he met in a fetish chat room, "I want her to experience being cooked alive. She'll be trussed up like a turkey. ... She'll be terrified, screaming and crying."

In another exchange, Valle suggested a woman he knew would be easy prey because she lived alone. The men discussed cooking her, basted in olive oil, over an open fire and using her severed head as a centerpiece for a sit-down meal.

"I'm dying to eat some girl meat," Valle mused in yet another exchange.

During the trial, Valle's wife tearfully testified that she fled the couple's home with her baby and contacted the FBI after putting Internet tracking software on his computer and discovering what he was up to.

Members of the jury recoiled upon seeing what appeared to be mostly staged Internet images from a sexual fetish site Valle visited. The images included photos of wide-eyed women with apples stuffed in their mouths like roasted pigs and a video of a chained, naked woman screaming as flames appeared to scorch her crotch.

Marcellus McRae, a former federal prosecutor in Los Angeles now in private practice, said it was a stretch by the defense to claim Valle was prosecuted for his thoughts because the jurors were required to find that he took one or more concrete steps to carry out the conspiracy.

"It's not just a thought crime. It's a thought-and-action crime and conviction," he said.

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Associated Press writer Tom Hays contributed to this report.

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Lamberts Lately: Back to Basics Relationships with Other Bloggers

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Back to Basics Relationships with Other Bloggers

Last week, I read a post by AP that really resonated with me. She discussed why she wasn't accepting paid advertising from other bloggers anymore.? ? When I started blogging in 2009, a blogger advertising on other blogs was unheard of.? I've partnered with BlogHer basically since I started blogging and love it...that's more on the business side though.? But other bloggers paying to advertise with blogs?? Didn't happen.? Instead, you found a blog you loved and advertised it because you loved it.
So I've been thinking - I really want to get back to that.? I want to get back to finding a blog I love, wanting to advertise it, and doing it.? I'm not saying it's a bad thing to take money from other bloggers to advertise on your blog - if that's what you want to do, go for it!? I just don't think it's my style anymore.
So here's the deal - I will no longer be accepting paid advertising from other bloggers on Lamberts Lately.? If I've already discussed a paid advertising spot with you, or if you currently have blogger advertising going, I will honor it.? But, I will be accepting no new blogger advertising.
I will still be accepting business advertising.? I love finding new business partnerships and bringing them to you guys!? I have a strict rule that I only bring you businesses that I love and I think you will love too.? I frequently turn down business partnerships because I just don't think it's the right fit for my blog.? I hope you love some of the offers I bring you as much as I do! ? Have no fear - if you still want space on my blog, there is a way!? I will be offering 10 button swap spots on my sidebar.? This is totally free - I think it will be a fun way to find new blogs and build new relationships.? Go here if you're interested in doing a button swap - all the details are there!? I will fill these spots on a first-come, first-served basis...please only purchase 1 month at a time. :)
Am I shooting myself in the foot with this post?? Maybe.? But sometimes, you just know what is right for you - this is right for me and for my blog.? I can't wait to get back to basics with other bloggers.

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Numero Uno Web Solutions, a Leading Toronto Internet Marketing ...

Numero Uno Web Solutions (NumeroUnoWeb.com), a fast-growing global Internet marketing firm that caters to small- and mid-size business-to-consumer companies, announces its top search engine optimization (SEO) benefits for responsive web design for e-commerce sites. Thanks to the rising emergence of mobile devices, responsive web design has emerged as an essential design principle.

Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) March 10, 2013

Numero Uno Web Solutions (NumeroUnoWeb.com), a fast-growing global Internet marketing firm that caters to small- and mid-size business-to-consumer companies, announces its top search engine optimization (SEO) benefits for responsive web design for e-commerce sites. Thanks to the rising emergence of mobile devices, responsive web design has emerged as an essential design principle.

Responsive web design is the art of designing web sites that work well and look great across a wide range of devices, including smartphones and tablets. For small- and medium sized businesses to compete, they need to have web sites that connect with users in real time and help them make e-commerce decisions on the go.

In 2012, 32% of Canadians used mobile devices to access the Internet. At the same time, 78% of smartphone users turned to their phones to shop, and 60% of consumers searched for brand information on mobile devices before making a purchase. (Source: comScore.com report, ?2013 Mobile Future in Focus,? February 22, 2013.)

According to Numero Uno Web Solutions, mobile marketing has become the fastest way for businesses to connect with consumers on a personal level. Thanks to the growing emergence of handheld devices, mobile marketing has become an indispensable tool for every business with an online presence.

?How does a small- or medium-sized business know they need responsive web design,? asks Nadia Iaboni, Digital Solutions Manager at Numero Uno Web Solutions? ?If mobile traffic accounts for more than five percent of web traffic then the answer is ?yes?. Even if mobile traffic is under five percent right now, the growth of mobile Internet traffic means it may not be for long.?

The Numero Uno Web Solutions believes that a businessperson should ask themselves if their company?s web site looks good on the majority of mobile screen sizes. Wireless companies launch new handheld devices with different screen sizes all the time. Responsive web design can accommodate and adapt to any size of screen.

?Finally, is the mobile bounce rate higher than desktop personal computer bounce rate? These numbers should be similar. If it?s higher from mobile searches, it?s time to find an expert web team to optimize the site for mobile browsing,? Iaboni observes.

Adding, ?A failure to implement responsive web design strategies means brands could be losing out on mobile traffic and sales. If on-the-go traffic can?t navigate the content on a small mobile screen, they?ll find a site where they can.?

Numero Uno Web Solutions is one of the top Internet marketing firms due to constant innovation and overall customer satisfaction. For more information on Numero Uno Web Solutions, and to discover how the company can help maximize your company?s search engine optimization and online presence, visit http://numerounoweb.com/sitescore/. Or call Numero Uno Web Solutions toll free at 1-855-SEO-XPRT (1-855-736-9778).

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Source: http://www.virtual-strategy.com/2013/03/10/numero-uno-web-solutions-leading-toronto-internet-marketing-company-announces-its-top-tip

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