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- noun Internet
Promotional material converted directly from existingprinted brochures into awebsite , and thus lackinginteractive features.
Etymologies
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The term "brochureware" was coined early in the Web era to refer to business websites that were nothing more than online marketing brochures, typically presented as a set of static pages.
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This is a shame because these applications are mostly the opposite of "brochureware" (i.e. all the things I mentioned above but without any actual, y'know, working software).
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Unlike a typical marketing "brochureware" site, info. visiblepath.com aims to engage audiences in a dialogue that helps build overall industry knowledge in addition to providing specific product information.
Internet Ad Sales 2009
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"brochureware" into interactive resources, saving individuals time and increasing their direct involvement in governmental decision making.
Comments for Identity Woman Henrik Biering » USA’s regering bag privacy f 2010
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"brochureware" than a social networking site or revolutionary fund-raising vehicle.
WindyBits - Main 2009
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"brochureware" is almost always destined for the media trash bin.
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"brochureware" into interactive resources, saving individuals time and increasing their direct involvement in governmental decision making.
OpenID Don Thibeau 2009
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While transactional banking was an obvious fit to the IP world, when the internet emerged commercially it was more about brochureware -- and thus the content was less about functionality and more about marketing and sales.
Brett King: Let's Get Rid of Internet Banking Brett King 2011
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While transactional banking was an obvious fit to the IP world, when the internet emerged commercially it was more about brochureware -- and thus the content was less about functionality and more about marketing and sales.
Brett King: Let's Get Rid of Internet Banking Brett King 2011
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While transactional banking was an obvious fit to the IP world, when the internet emerged commercially it was more about brochureware -- and thus the content was less about functionality and more about marketing and sales.
Brett King: Let's Get Rid of Internet Banking Brett King 2011
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