The Daily Loper – March 2, 2006
Todays links of interest:
- Phone, media firms see mobile ads soon
Which means I’m already waiting for my cellphone TiVo. CeVo? - Opening up the Intel Mac mini
Medialoper loves product autopsies - Microsoft says better than Google soon
Noted without comment. - UCI Psychiatrist Bilked by Nigerian E-Mails, Suit Says
Have you ever wondered who actually responds to those Nigerian emails? Apparently, it’s this guy. - Radio: Why wasn’t CBS sterner prior to suing Howard?
CBS Desk: What took so long? If the execs couldn’t bring themselves to listen to Stern’s show, they could have asked random teenage boys on the streeet about the show. - FCC Chief Presses Cable Firms
In a twist, the FCC thinks consumers should be reimbursed for channels they don’t want, that cable companies should bend over backwards to redefine their business models, and is ESPN really family-friendly? - AOL hanging up on dial-up customers?
Dial-up? What in the world is dial-up?
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1. Links for 1.20.08: Music’s best beards, Folk’s finest hip-hop… « the listenerd wrote on January 20th, 2008 at 6:40 am
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[...] Links for 7.28.08: Indie labels rule, 8tracks emerges, Zune tatts farewell… Posted in daily links, entertainment, links, music by Josh Kimball on July 28th, 2008 *BusinessWeek: Veteran indie record labels are kicking the asses of the majors. (They have decided not to take names at this time.) [medialoper] [...]
4. Links for 8.3.08: Lollapalooza 360s, music video search, Rickrolling again… « the listenerd wrote on August 3rd, 2008 at 9:20 am
[...] *Lyrics: Lyrics websites suck. Sure, they may suck for finding the words to songs, but they are useful when it comes to spyware and pop-ads. [medialoper] [...]