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Well if we can’t sue them for simply being Comcast I guess we’ll have to settle for suing them over a deceitful business practice. Hart’s lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Alameda County Superior Court, alleges Comcast misleads customers by promising “mind-blowing” speeds and “unfettered access” to the Internet in advertisements while hindering the use of certain [...]
This probably isn’t the kind of first year that New York Governor Spitzer imagined. First he’s involved is a major scandal involving abuse of power against the leader of the opposing party, then he is forced by overwhelming public opinion and fleeing political allies to abandon a plan to give drivers licenses to illegals, and [...]
Rafe just asked the key question: what will customers tolerate for mobile advertising. Every one of the panelists answered with the same theme, advertising has to move from a push model to a rich and interactive pull model. In plainer language, instead of getting an ad shoved in front of you, you go and get [...]
Who would have expected that the biggest competition for Vista would be Windows itself. It is obvious, both anecdotally and statistically, that Windows XP remains absurdly sticky in the market and consumers see little reason to upgrade to Vista, and enterprises will force Microsoft to continue to support XP for a very long time. There’s [...]
Swung down to the UTR event on mobility today. I missed the morning session because I had to go to traffic court ($122, no traffic school option), so I missed the search and discovery session that featured two of my recent favorite companies, Boopsie and Buzzwire, and the publishing platform session featuring Mobio. Here in [...]