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Sprint Forges Ahead With Xohm
The WiMax service from Sprint called Xohm picked up an award at CTIA, as the initiative continues to progress in its development.
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An April Fool’s Message To The Blogosphere
The largest of stumbling blocks—well, more like walls—lain in the blogger's path to journalistic credibility has been…journalistic credibility. That concern alone has been the traditional (read: now ye olde school) journalist's trumping objection, a turned up nose progressively shrinking and less relevant. Until today, April Fools Day.You'll have to be patient on this scenic journey with me. We're headed somewhere, I promise. Whether it's some…
Australia Launches Email Archive
An Australian museum is creating Australia's first email archive to capture a snapshot of Australian society and to celebrate the role email plays in daily communications.
Global Thoughtz’s Top Stories
Below are some of the top stores from Global Thoughtz, the Global Online Marketing Blog:Online Marketing Experts Get Together in Vancouver
CDs Get Environment Friendly Packaging
The insert in more than 20 Universal Music Group titles being intro
Is TechCrunch Really Suing Facebook For $25 Million?
Over at TechCrunch, Michael Arrington has a post announcing that his company is suing Facebook for $25 million for allowing "advertisers to post ads using my picture and name to endorse their products without my explicit permission."
