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July 29, 2008

It's Time to Terminate 'Early Termination Fees'

A recent court ruling against Sprint (S), has declared audacious Early Termination Fees to be illegal; resulting in Sprint to pay $73 million dollars to customers who were charged

July 29, 2008

Social Media Supplements MSM During Disasters

Today, Southern California was rocked with an 5.6 earthquake. While it's definitely newsworthy, social media prevailed at getting the message out first over mainstream media (MSM).

July 25, 2008

Managing (User, Consumer and Customer) Expectations

Whenever a product, service or feature is released into the hands of your consumers, customers and users, the provider must always continually need to manage expectations to meet

July 23, 2008

The 'New' Facebook is Here

After many months of speculation and veilled warnings issued to application developers, Facebook looks like they are ready to start rolling out their new layout for their social

July 16, 2008

Spammer Gets 2.5 Years for Spamming AOL

Spamming doesn't pay -- especially if you're Adam Vitale, 27 from New York, was sentenced after his guilty plea for spamming more than 1.3 million AOL users. His partner in crime,

July 6, 2008

Service is the New Product

Lately, I've noticed a trend in how products are marketed to consumers, most notably, service. No longer is it just a product's features which make it sell; it's the service that

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