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HTML and Scripts
Published in Tom Hutchison, Paul Allen, Web Marketing for the Music Business, 2013
RSS was first invented by Netscape, which wanted a way to get news stories and information from other sites and have them automatically added to its site. The RSS feed starts with the XML command (Extensible Markup Language), then the RSS command, some commands for formatting, and the location (link) for the feed.We found early on the use of RSS feed to help market and promote our clients in a unique way. Using the system to push news, tour dates, and blogs and journals to other sites and subscribers, we have developed those efforts, while the Internet as a whole has adapted its use. With the inventions of widgets and sidebars for Windows, Macs and even more so Vista, we are able to take the RSS feeds we have been using for several years and hit a whole new target easier (the desktop of the consumer). We can now send snippets of code that will show the latest news and tour information right on their desktop or email box without requiring them to install something new.Stephanie orr-Buttrey, www.CountryWired.com
Interface design and the user experience
Published in Sara J. Czaja, Walter R. Boot, Neil Charness, Wendy A. Rogers, Designing for Older Adults, 2019
Sara J. Czaja, Walter R. Boot, Neil Charness, Wendy A. Rogers
A violation error example would be the case when a user is instructed to enter their e-mail address on a website and they intentionally mistype it to avoid receiving e-mail from the site. The designer can do error-checking (such as validating the email address) before allowing the user to move to the next step in the procedure (though that can be circumvented if the user has a legitimate “junk” email box). Likewise, checking for out-of-bound states or values (e.g., excessive radiation levels for cancer treatment equipment, excessive amount of medication released in an IV line for self-administered pain relief) is one way to try to mitigate potentially catastrophic violation errors.
Software agents supporting the security of IT systems handling personal information
Published in Journal of Decision Systems, 2020
Mariusz Zytniewski, Stanislaw Stanek
On discovering any deviations from the existing profile, an alarm is raised and the possibility of taking control of the employee’s email box is confined (Figure 8). Consequently, the risk of personal data leakage is mitigated. The rule system, thus applied for the assessment of individual periods, may be further backed up by daily analysis of the typical employee activity profile relative to the monthly profile. To this end, the chi-square test could be employed to explore the dependence of the expectable profile on the employee’s daily activity statistics.