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Docweb. Decreto legislativo 30 giugno 2003, n. 196 aggiornato in base ai seguenti provvedimenti: Visti gli articoli 76 e 87 della Costituzione; Visto l'articolo 1 della legge 24 marzo 2001, n.127, recante delega al Governo per l'emanazione di un testo unico in materia di trattamento dei dati personali; Visto l'articolo 26 della legge 3 febbraio 2003, n. 14, recante disposizioni per l'adempimento di obblighi derivanti dall'appartenenza dell'Italia alle Comunità europee (legge comunitaria 2002); Vista la legge 31 dicembre 1996, n. 675, e successive modificazioni; Vista la legge 31 dicembre 1996, n. 676, recante delega al Governo in materia di tutela delle persone e di altri soggetti rispetto al trattamento dei dati personali; Vista la direttiva 95/46/CE del Parlamento europeo e del Consiglio, del 24 ottobre 1995, relativa alla tutela delle persone fisiche con riguardo al trattamento dei dati personali, nonché alla libera circolazione dei dati; Sentito il Garante per la protezione dei dati personali; 2.

21 Clean Web Design Layouts. What makes a clean web design layout? What are the elements that tells us if a layout is clean or not? Probably each person has their own view on this subject, and today we gathered a few examples of web designs that we believe are clean. In our opinion clean doesn’t mean the absence of colors, images or animation (for instance). We believe that a clean layout is the one that has the right amount of elements to show its point without overloading the user with information.

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Read More 430 shares. Apple Shake-Up Could End Real-World Images. Turning the Page on Magazine Apps: The Future of Digital Content is on the Web. In his last column, Sparksheet design director Charles Lim argued that the problem with magazine apps is that they’re often just “print in digital clothing.” This time he suggests that publishers looking for a solution need not look any further than the trusty web browser. It’s been almost two years now since Wired launched its iPad Magazine App. What happened after the initial hype about the app being “the future of magazines” was that people stopped downloading it, Condé Nast’s “digital wonder boy” Scott Dadich was put on the hot seat, and hardly any other publisher has been able to monetize their fancy magazine apps.

The tablet was supposed to be every publisher’s dream: unlimited pages, more room for extras. But there were unexpected costs. The size of these apps is not optimal for download and when images are used to render text, it’s hard for search engines to find your content. Nobody wants your “extras” They’re not alone. In some industries, extras do work. The power of words. Best Times to Send Email for Opens and Click-Throughs [Infographic] To find out what times during the day are best for email opens and click-throughs, email marketing software provider GetResponse analyzed 21 million messages sent from US accounts during the first quarter of 2012.

The study found that 23.63% of all email opens occur within the first hour after delivery. Within the second hour after delivery, the results drop by half. The top engagement times for email are as follows: in the mornings, 8 AM to 9 AM both for opens and click-throughs; and in the afternoons, 3 PM to 8 PM for opens, and 3 PM and 4 PM for click-throughs. Time zones are also a consideration: Email marketers should keep in mind local times and work routines around the world, and stagger their mailings accordingly, keeping in mind the best times of day for engagement, according to GetResponse.

Check out the following infographic for more results from the GetResponse study. 9 Amazing Mobile Marketing Statistics Every Marketer Should Know. This is a guest blog post written by Jamie Turner. As the founder of the 60 Second Marketer, he is an in-demand marketing speaker and is currently writing a book entitled Go Mobile with Jeanne Hopkins, the director of marketing for HubSpot. I attended Dreamforce in San Francisco last week to learn about new sales and marketing tools and techniques.

The hot topic this year was mobile. (Okay, truth be told, there were three hot topics – cloud computing, social media, and mobile marketing. But for this article's sake, let’s focus on mobile.) Of course, all this begs the question: What data do we have that supports the premise that mobile marketing is the next big thing? Glad you asked. Here are 9 amazing facts and figures about mobile marketing that’ll help you wrap your head around why mobile is going to be bigger than radio, TV, and the personal computer – combined. 9 Amazing Mobile Marketing Statistics 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 70% of all mobile searches result in action within 1 hour. 7. 8.