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Daily Archives: December 16, 2008
I hate AT&T Wireless
11 CommentsI hate AT&T Wireless. I hate them with all the rage and visceral hatred reserved for really crappy bosses and ungrateful relatives. Here’s why. I have an iPhone. The only way I can make an iPhone work is to connect … Continue reading
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Another example of obtuse marketing
5 CommentsI was in a Sam’s Club this afternoon, cruised through the electronics and noticed this really cool speaker set by HMDX Audio. The speakers were rechargeable and wireless. Wow, really cool. Except it said it worked for iPod. Well, did … Continue reading
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Posted in Branding Thoughts, None
Tagged HMDX Audio, iPhone, iPod, Ohio, SamsClub, Sprint
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A funeral dirge for trade shows?
3 CommentsApple announced today that will no longer participate in Macworld Expo, the largest annual show for Mac enthusiasts. In a press release, Apple says: Apple is reaching more people in more ways than ever before, so like many companies, trade … Continue reading
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Posted in Branding Thoughts, Business
Tagged alltop, apple, dog, hubspot, jobs, Kawasaki, Macworld, soccer, tourneycentral, trade shows, tweetup, Twitter
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