We launch Data Bucket Pro on Monday 26th November!
November 24, 2007 | Leave a Comment
The day is almost here, when we officialy launch Data Bucket Pro!
For the last 2 weeks we have been in “soft launch” mode, testing out the sales side and getting rid of any bugs in the process.
…it has gone well.
For the early adopters of Data Bucket Pro the feedback has been fantasic, thank you!
The training and support videos should be up on Sunday
Kind Regards
Marc Liron - Microsoft MVP

Bonus Software with each Data Bucket Pro Purchase
November 15, 2007 | Leave a Comment
With EVERY purchase of Data Bucket Pro we are now offering a FREE copy of “Cloak & Track”.
http://www.cloakandtracksoftware.com
This makes an ideal fit for users of Data Bucket Pro….
Simply use this powerful application to track click throughs on any link and gain valuable business inteligence on what potential customers are downloading from your websites.
ALSO, use this software with the unique Time Limited URL feature button in Data Bucket Pro.
Hide the long name that is automatically generated with a shorter one, and then track the click throughs!
Very simple to setup.
Shouldn’t you be using http://www.databucketpro.com TODAY?
Kind Regards
Marc Liron - Microsoft MVP

The New York Times Uses Amazon S3 To Store Archive
November 1, 2007 | Leave a Comment
The New York Times (NYT) has had an interesting project just complete.
They decided to make all their public domain articles from 1851-1922 available free of charge.
These articles are all in the form of images scanned from original editions of the paper.
To do this they had to upload the scanned images of the 11 million articles up to Amazon S3. That was about 4 TB (Terabytes)
Then they used Amazon’s E2 “rent some seriously powerful servers” service to create PDF files of the 11 million articles using a combination of specially written software.
If you are familiar with Amazon’s E2 service you might like to know it took 24 hours using 100 Es instances to create the 11 million PDF’s.
When finished, the 11 million articles generated 1.5TB of data to store in Amazon S3.
And that’s were it now sit’s waiting to be searched by anybody via the main NYT website at http://www.nytimes.com
Just look for the Search Box and select: NYT Archive 1851 - 1980 from the drop down list!
…yet another great example of using the power of Amazon S3 in business!
Have you got your software to start using Amazon S3 yet?
Visit: http://www.databucketpro.com
Kind Regards
Marc Liron - Microsoft MVP




