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Cost per Thousand

In online advertising, the measurement of cost paid by an advertiser per 1,000 impressions of its advertisement. One impression is one view of the advertisement by a website viewer. Many websites, especially those with high traffic, charge advertisers on a per 1,000 impression basis. It differs from a cost per click scheme, in that the viewer does not have to click on the ad in order for the advertiser to be charged.

CPM

See Certified Property Manager.

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The company assures DR-DOS users that it will continue to develop and market its DR-DOS product line to embedded OEMs.
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Other software tools in the system include Red Hat(R) Linux, the Phoenix BIOS, Caldera DR-DOS and an RTOS run-time license.
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Lineo Ships Embrowser Embedded Micro Web Browser
Other tools in the system include USB, ISA, PCI, serial, parallel and IDE connectors, Red Hat Linux, the Phoenix BIOS, Caldera DR-DOS and an open-source RTOS.
LynuxWorks Partners With ZF Linux Devices to Deliver BlueCat Linux With First FailSafe PC-on-a-Chip; Development System to Speed Design of Internet and Post-PC Devices
It's a refreshing change for Sparks, who has spent the past year battling Microsoft Corp over alleged anti-competitive business practices directed at DR-DOS back in the early nineties.
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