Verizon Wireless has settled with the New York State Attorney General over the use of the word ‘unlimited’ in the marketing for their cell data service, where ‘unlimited’ meant 5 GB a month, regardless of use.
et tu, yahoo mail?
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Verizon Wireless has settled with the New York State Attorney General over the use of the word ‘unlimited’ in the marketing for their cell data service, where ‘unlimited’ meant 5 GB a month, regardless of use.
et tu, yahoo mail?
Google: 14%, Yahoo 27%, MSN: 28%. Yahoo / MSN cater much more to the clueless it appears.
basically sawzall. i look forward when they start moving the field forward instead of implementing other people’s systems based on research papers.
“The real power of Zimbra is its APIs, which together with Zimbra’s open source status makes this a potentially powerful development platform. The APIs enable developers to access messaging functions inside the Zimbra application, meaning external apps can hook into Zimbra’s functionality. The example used in the demo is a travel application using Zimbra’s APIs to “automatically create a calendar event for the person traveling”.”
And that is probably one of the main reasons why Yahoo acquired Zimbra.
so now oddpost gets the axe just as they were finally launching?
ang said he would be busy making a long-term strategic plan, which would include major changes if need be. “There will be no sacred cows and we need to move quickly”. No sacred cows, indeed. According to rumors circulating around the company, Yang and other executives at Yahoo are even considering something as massive as offloading some of its search monetization business to rival Google. I have suggested this option here in this column many times. Such a move, even if done in part, could instantly add a whole lot of dollars to its bottom line, drastically cut tech costs and remove the focus on its constantly losing fight with Google as a tech leader.
the old use google to monetize better
What’s on Yahoo’s shopping list? Bebo, Friendster, Orkut, Friendster and Hi5 are potential targets. And of course, there’s Facebook.
the AAA type journalists at zdnet suggest yahoo buy orkut.
tim discovers what has been known for more than a year: yahoo trying to compete by open sourcing core google technologies. conveniently, they had various published papers to help them with the implementation..
the fact is that Callahan did not tell the truth to Congress. Was he was deliberately lying? Or are Yahoo!’s internal communications and record keeping just so bad that he didn’t have full information from the Beijing office?
the del.icio.us team is in the midst of building a new platform which will speed up the site and help us grow even faster. We’re also taking a close look at our UI and exploring ways to make it both easier to use and more functional. Over the years we’ve heard a lot of feedback, both positive and negative. Many folks like the simple and terse nature of the site, while others take issue with certain elements of the design. Our challenge is to make del.icio.us better without messing up the stuff that already works.
uh oh. if del.icio.us is yahooized, good night
web service that allows users to submit their location via a number of devices and then expose that information to application on a per-application basis. Each application has to register with the system and can be granted different levels of granularity.