wired.com - 1/26/2009
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Robb Topolski couldn't stay awake. All he could manage was three hours at a stretch before passing out. At first, his doctors were baffled, though they would eventually diagnose his condition as a severe form of anemia. But for the time being, no one knew anything except that it was ...
news.cnet.com - 1/28/2009
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CNET staff writer Marguerite Reardon co-authored this report.
AT&T and Comcast, two of the nation's largest Internet
service providers, are expected to be among a group of ISPs that will cooperate with the music industry in battling ...
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Sources: AT&T, Comcast may help RIAA foil piracy
zatznotfunny.com - 1/30/2009
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zatznotfunny.com —
I’m somewhat concerned to learn that the RIAA
may be enlisting broadband providers, such as AT&T and
Comcast, to police their networks for content theft. While I don’t condone software or media piracy, I’m uncomfortable with ...
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Comcast’s Crossed Wires
news.cnet.com - 1/28/2009
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Inside the Mind of the Dark Lord of Broadband, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts [Comcast]
Gizmodo —
... If you didn't catch this month's delightfully ad-light issue of Wired, check out their profile of "the Dark Lord of broadbrand," Comcast CEO Brian Roberts. His calm demeanor reminds me of Palpatine, the Chancellor. [Wired] ...
Wired-O-Nomics: Marketing Lessons from Slumdog Millionaire
Epicenter —
... The cops - What did we learn from the police in Slumdog? They’re bullies. They’re bumbling. They’re corrupt. They control the system. Sometimes they’re pure torture to deal with. But in the end, maybe they’re a little misunderstood? On the marketing side, is Robb Topolski of Comcast Cable really “The Dark Lord of Broadband?” An FCC hearing effectively called them broadband bullies, using their might to exert control over internet traffic. Their missteps in customer service are well-documented, but it seems that with bright spots like “ ...
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