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Apr
29
And the Hits Just Keep on Coming
Filed Under Misc Internet, personal | Leave a Comment
Not even letting the fury of ire from their bandwidth cap plans cool, Time Warner hit back announcing that the planned DOCSIS 3.0 upgrade to the much faster 50Mbps broadband service will not happen in the four markets that voiced their disapproval of the bandwidth caps.
While no official press release from the company seems to [...]
Apr
16
Time Warner’s Turbo Flop
Filed Under Marketing, Misc Internet, Nonsensicals, PPC | Leave a Comment
Time Warner really needs to get their collective heads on straight for their future. The defense of “those who use more should pay more” is fine until they pair it with the lie that their costs go up when their customers use more.
Using publicly accessible financial statements filed with the SEC and readily available on [...]
Apr
1
Google’s April Fool’s Prank – CADIE
Filed Under Google, Internet Marketing, Misc Internet | 1 Comment
Kudos to Google for going too far this April Fool’s day a job well-accomplished this year!
Google didn’t disappoint, keeping with the tradition of their April Fool’s pranks. This year, they carried a unified message with Google’s CADIE, and it would appear that every department got involved in this effort.
May
21
SEO for America 2008
Filed Under Internet Marketing, Misc Internet | 5 Comments
Obama Everywhere. That’s what his Web site shows in the bottom-right corner. He’s on Facebook, MySpace and Linked In. He’s got channels and profiles on You Tube, Flickr, Twitter and Eventful. There’s even a my.barackobama.com for you to do your own part to help his campaign and have a free [...]
Jan
15
Happy Birthday Wikipedia. One of the college student’s best friends, and one of many college professors’ worst irritations, the world’s online “free encyclopedia that anyone can edit” started this day (January 15) in 2001.