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Seth Godin, Keep Thinking About Podcasting
Of all the people I would actually *like* to see pickup podcasting, Seth Godin's on my short list.
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EU Files Complaint With WTO In Response To U.S. Actions
European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson announced that the EU is filing a copmlaint with the World Trade Organization related to its dispute with the United States over subsidies to Airbus and Boeing.
Arthur Andersen Case Overturned: Damage Already Done
The Supreme Court of the United States overturned accounting firm Arthur Andersen's conviction in a decision handed down today. The damage was done years ago to the once leviathan sized firm giving up thousands of employees and most of its customers.
Verizon Wireless: Bring on the Hurricanes
Verizon announced their wireless services are ready for the 2005 hurricane season. Verizon was quite pleased with the way their system performed during last years catastrophic hurricane season sighting a 96% call success rate in some areas just hours after the Francis gave a fair attempt at drowning the entire state of Florida.
United Airlines May Avert Union Action
Last minute negotiations with the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association yielded a ratified agreement.
It’s Not Just All About Google Anymore
Those webmasters that stick to the old ways and focus entirely on Google are missing out on a lot of search traffic these days if they are not also well ranked by Yahoo and MSN.
