How to Set Up a Netvibes Homepage for Online Marketing
Netvibes can be a useful tool to web marketers and you should start by setting up a homepage. If you like a slightly more polished interface, want more customization options, or aren’t comfortable using Google because of privacy concerns (some folks just aren’t), Netvibes is an excellent choice.
Setting up a Netvibes homepage takes only five steps:
In your web browser, go to Netvibes and sign in or create an account.
The basic option works well for your purposes.
Enter a topic you’d like to track.
Now you’ve got a Dashboard, but it isn’t assigned to an account.
To set up your account, click the Sign Up in the upper-right corner.
Enter your account information, or sign in using Facebook.
Follow the activation instructions for e-mail activation or via Facebook.
You’re logged in to your new account.
In Netvibes, you have two pages: your public page and your private page. When you first sign up, your public page is turned off. If you turn it on, just be careful that you don’t put any widgets you don’t want anyone else to see on your public page.
You’re now ready to start adding widgets that display RSS feeds and other content.

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AJAX
asynchronous JavaScript and XML. A technique used in web page development.

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API
application programming interface. A set of rules programs use to communicate with each other.

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color stop
A special element that indicates a color to be added to a gradient.

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FTP
File Transfer Protocol. A network protocol useful for transferring files in a client-server relationship.

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HTML
HyperText Markup Language. The predominant language for building web pages.

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HTTP
HyperText Transfer Protocol. The primary networking language for the Internet.

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PHP
PHP Hypertext Processor. A scripting language that works well within HTML.

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socket
A technology that allows remote computers to maintain a persistent connection in order to communicate with each other.

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sprite
An graphic object on a web page that will be manipulated in real time.

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SQL
Structured Query Language. A programming language useful in managing relational databases.

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stateless protocol
An Internet procedure that completely breaks the connection between the client and the server after a transaction, meaning that the next transaction will require an entirely new connection.

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Telnet
A network protocol useful in interactive, text-oriented communications.

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W3C
World Wide Web Consortium. The organization that sets international standards for the World Wide Web.