Using the Internet to deliver specific but unrequested information to selected e-mail addresses.

Internet tool that delivers specific information directly to a user's desktop, eliminating the need to surf for it. PointCast, which delivers news in user-defined categories, is a popular example of this technology.

Web casting (push technology) is the prearranged updating of news, weather, or other selected information on a computer user's desktop interface through periodic and generally unobtrusive transmi [..]

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In reference to the Internet or other online services, the technology whereby information is sent directly to a user's computer. See also pull technology.

The means of automatically delivering information via the Internet to a pre-selected audience through audience members’ Web servers. PUT:

You are using push technology when you allow data to be sent automatically to your computer at regular intervals, such as news updates every hour, or when triggered by an event, such as when a web pag [..]

A recent but fast growing addition to the way users can access information on the Web. A user subscribes to a push service and fills out a profile listing the type of information in which they are int [..]

Push technology is an internet communication system in which the transaction request is generated by the central web server or publisher. Push technology is the opposite of pull technology, where the [..]

Software that automates the delivery of information to users. In contrast, the Web is a “pull” environment that requires a user to seek information. In a “push” environment, information is sent to a p [..]