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NAB ripping off MasterCard with anti-Sirius/XM merger ad: priceless. {Engadget}
Mar 19th 2007 5:57PM Not seeing the "loss in cred" here. XM and Sirius are trying to what they promised to the government they would not do. The NAB pointed it out. They did so in a clever manner too I might ad, it makes sense to the typical consumer.
- Christopher Price
http://www.phonenews.com
Sprint compares its EV-DO speeds to Cingy's EDGE -- guess what happens {Engadget Mobile}
Dec 11th 2006 9:16PM When combined with free EV-DO roaming on Verizon and Alltel, Sprint's EV-DO coverage is much more comparable with Cingular's large EDGE network, than Cingular's small HSDPA network. These ads have been running for awhile now with no complaints...
I don't see any legitimate complaints here, especially since Sprint is comparing EV-DO coverage to national EDGE coverage explicitly. I would have a problem if they didn't note that they were comparing to EDGE.
The Media can't have it both ways. Either users are smart enough to be able to understand what EDGE is, or they're too stupid to know Cingular has multiple networks. You can't bash Sprint for comparing to the informed consumer and the uninformed consumer at the same time.
Engadget Black Friday giveaways (part 3): T-Mobile Dash! {Engadget}
Nov 24th 2006 10:32PM Entered.
Verizon launches Nokia 2366i {Engadget Mobile}
Nov 1st 2006 4:46PM $50 at Wal-Mart, as reported 48 hours ago:
http://www.pcsintel.com/content/view/1588/9/
Wikipedia advertising proposal version three: The $6M a year search box solution that will keep ads OFF of the Wikipedia. {The Jason Calacanis Weblog}
Nov 1st 2006 5:25AM How deep should the rabbit hole go however. We use IntelliTXT/Kontera, while Weblogs Inc abhors the notion. We don't use pop-unders, others have no problem with it. In the end, it's Wikipedia's call... I wouldn't burn more than two blog entries over it :)
Weblogs goes mobile {Weblogs, Inc.}
Oct 31st 2006 6:42AM Could use a bit more promotion on the sites themselves...
Newsgator says they will do the right thing... (or "Feedburner to launch RSS-reader?") {The Jason Calacanis Weblog}
Oct 26th 2006 3:30PM I think FB's business model is simply different from that of an online RSS reader. Standalone RSS reader-services don't have the want or compulsion to partner with individual sites. Even a few massive sites doesn't compensate for comprehensive RSS monetization for Newsgator.
Feedburner on the other hand attracts webmasters to use their service to serve (or rather, mirror) RSS. There's a point of presence they can buy into and sell ads with profit-sharing.
Engadget's relaunch giveaways: Xbox 360 Premium pack number four {Engadget}
Oct 21st 2006 7:56PM A few, I'd guesstimate four or five.
Engadget's relaunch giveaways: Xbox 360 Premium pack number three {Engadget}
Oct 13th 2006 1:23PM Own: Memory Unit (worthless), VGA HD Cable
Will buy: HD-DVD Drive
Engadget's relaunch giveaways: a second Xbox 360 Premium pack {Engadget}
Oct 6th 2006 6:28PM Sonic the Hedgehog
