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Net neutrality is a hot issue among groups such as public interest groups, Internet startups, and even political groups; however, recent developments…
CNN has fired television producer Chez Pazienza for blogging without the consent of the network.
In all honesty, this development turned out to be less exciting than it originally seemed. Still, it's at least somewhat interesting to note that Google intends to establish relationships with university alumni programs. Google Alumni Relations Program Manager (Screenshot Credit: Google Jobs)
The post starts with a question for two reasons: 1) There's a disclaimer: my agency, 360i, has been working on the emerging media strategy for the campaign described below in conjunction with other agencies and of course everyone at H&R Block.
This deal doesn't involve Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, or any of the other companies we usually cover. But it does involve a heck of a lot of money - about $4 billion - and so the acquisition of ChoicePoint by Reed Elsevier seems worth a mention.
The domain frontrunning issue isn't exactly an open-and-shut case. In fact, it's more like an X-Files case. ICANN can't find evidence the practice really exists, and the one entity who says he has proof won't provide that proof.It's not like enacting policies against ghosts, exactly. You don't need proof of the existence of frontrunning to enact a policy against it. But in this case, proof…
