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www.ninthhouse.com

What: An online network that delivers personalized training in business skills over the Web. Ninth House is organized into topics such as Leadership, Business Essentials, Project Management, and New Economy.

The best parts: The site is free, and there are no ad banners or pop-up windows.

Rich in interactive video features, the site hosts work-advice columns from top-notch business writers, tools like the Time Maximizer time-management engine, and the Job Title Generator.

Ninth House is a technology-based training program that offers help in adapting your job performance to today's changing economy.

What you should know: Ninth House pays its bills with high-level corporate business training programs, given to organizations as big as the the Navy and as high-tech as @thome.com.

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