CORRECTION - Internet- based home monitoring should be a key component of government support for welfare reform; Findings of Freud report highlight opportunity for technology investment to help thousands back to work, says Intamac.
M2 PRESSWIRE-8 March 2007-Intamac: CORRECTION - Internet- based home monitoring should be a key component of government support for welfare reform; Findings of Freud report highlight opportunity for technology investment to help thousands back to work, says Intamac(C)1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD

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Home is where the internet is; HI-TECH: Employers still cautious about web use at work.(Business)
Byline: TOBY MASON LESS than a third of people with the opportunity to access the internet do so at work, according to new figures. The majority of people are still logging on at home and employers are still reluctant to provide workers with internet access. Many of those who can get on the

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Internet- Based Home Monitoring - A Key Component For Success Of Welfare Reform; Freud report highlights need for technology investment to help thousands back to work says Intamac.
M2 PRESSWIRE-8 March 2007-Intamac: Internet- Based Home Monitoring - A Key Component For Success Of Welfare Reform; Freud report highlights need for technology investment to help thousands back to work says Intamac(C)1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:07032007 Northampton - Internet-based home

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CORRECTION: Internet-based home monitoring - a key component for success of welfare reform; Freud report highlights need for technology investment to help thousands back to work says Intamac.
M2 PRESSWIRE-8 March 2007-Intamac: CORRECTION: Internet-based home monitoring - a key component for success of welfare reform; Freud report highlights need for technology investment to help thousands back to work says Intamac(C)1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:07032007 Northampton -

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Consumer Research: Home Buyers and Sellers Use the Internet for ``Home-work``, But Still Want Agent Counseling & Transaction Management.
Business Editors PARSIPPANY, N.JBUSINESS WIREMarch 6, 2000 The Internet is unlikely to replace the real estate agent any time soon, but may still have a profound effect on the real estate industry, according to a survey released today by Coldwell Banker(R) Real Estate Corporation ( COLDWELL

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Books That Work Announces New Internet-Enhanced Home Design Product: Visual Home; Company Partners with Major Manufacturers to Deliver 3D Models on the Internet.
PALO ALTO, CalifBUSINESS WIREAug. 1, 1996--Books That Work, the leading publisher of home and garden software, today announced Visual Home, the first Internet-enhanced 3D home and interior design CD-ROM for consumers. With Visual Home you can experiment with your remodeling and redecorating ideas,

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