August 2004

Welcome to the August edition of Internetrix news. This month we’ve got a couple of impressive announcements with David Clarke achieving a top certification and the publishing of our most impressive Affinity case study yet, Bible Society NSW. We’ve also launched Peopleserve, our first east-coast USA client, based in Boston, which was developed in less than a month from the other side of the world.

We couldn’t let August go by without a comment on one of the biggest stories of the month, which peaked a little early – Windows XP Service Pack 2. And for all of you poor people who can’t get broadband at work or home for technical reasons – help is at hand through the special broadband register – find out more below.

Internetrix Earns Top Certification | 26 August 2004

With all the Olympic coverage over the past few weeks, it’s been exciting to watch the personal achievement and success achieved by the elite in their field.

Affinity Increases Productivity 150%, Saves $50k | 26 August 2004

For our clients who know us best for our website development skills, it may come as a surprise to realize we deliver more online management solutions than marketing solutions.

Anti-Spam - It Works!!! | 26 August 2004

Those of you who read last months newsletter probably noticed our story about how to block spam using a new and innovative system we’ve deployed as an optional feature in our hosting service.

Peopleserve Inc Goes Live | 26 August 2004

In June, we were glad to announce the signing of a Boston area firm, Peopleserve Inc.

Windows XP Service Pack 2 | 26 August 2004

If you paid attention to the news at the beginning of the month, you might have heard a reference to the impending release of Windows XP Service Pack 2.

Telstra Broadband Register | 26 August 2004

It is now about 3 years since ADSL – or broadband over phone lines – became available in Australia.