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The Blog Post That Drove Rush Limbaugh to Tweet – Yahoo! News [Atlantic Wire]

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Likely to become a case study in putting out fire with gasoline

While it’s not surprising that Limbaugh would want to drive readers to Jacobson’s post, it is odd that he was so excited to drive them there that he embraced an entirely new platform of communication to do so! It makes it look like he knows he’s under fire, and he’s looking for new ways to combat his opponents by entering the fast-paced and often uncivil twitter-sphere

The Blog Post That Drove Rush Limbaugh to Tweet – Yahoo! News

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March 16th, 2012 | Category: Self-destructive behaviors, Twitter | Leave a comment

Jeremiah Owyang – Google+ – Today is bash your former employer and call them a soulless corporate machine day

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Alumni club perspectives from Yahoo, Google, and Goldman Sachs; see the post link below for related Google+ discussion

Today is bash your former employer and call them a soulless corporate machine day.
All three of these stories appeared in my feed. Wow. a trend? Should we name it a holiday?
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2012/03/opinion-baio-yahoo-patent-lie/ [A Patent Lie: How Yahoo Weaponized My Work]
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jw_on_tech/archive/2012/03/13/why-i-left-google.aspx [Why I left Google]
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/14/opinion/why-i-am-leaving-goldman-sachs.html?pagewanted=1&_r=4&hp [Why I Am Leaving Goldman Sachs]

Jeremiah Owyang – Google+ – Today is bash your former employer and call them a soulless…

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March 14th, 2012 | Category: Self-destructive behaviors | Leave a comment

Mobile Hotspot Included in Verizon’s iPad 4G LTE Data Plan [GottaBe Mobile]

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This should help Verizon iPad customers use their 4G data allotment in the first few minutes of every month (a commenter noted that Verizon already had the same policy – no extra charge to use as a mobile hotspot – for the Samsung Tab).  I’m bummed Verizon and AT&T are leveraging oligopoly pricing models in this context; I’d be keen to have a new 4G iPad, if the 4G data rates were reasonable.

Another Verizon spokesperson confirmed to 9to5mac.com:

The new iPad on the Verizon Wireless network will have the mobile hotspot feature. Our 4G LTE tablets have the mobile hotspot feature and it is included in… Continue reading: Mobile Hotspot Included in Verizon’s iPad 4G LTE Data Plan [GottaBe Mobile]

March 9th, 2012 | Category: Apple iPad, Self-destructive behaviors, Wireless | Leave a comment

App Battles Driver Distraction but Spares Passengers – Technology Review

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A hopeful leading indicator

Smart phones are a growing source of driver distraction, but researchers hope to use their capabilities to make the devices’ use less dangerous. New sensing technology can determine whether a phone is being used by the driver, or merely a passenger, and is providing a building block for a new generation of distraction-thwarting apps.

Research shows that just talking on a phone increases the risk of a crash four times; texting increases it 23 times.

App Battles Driver Distraction but Spares Passengers – Technology Review

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February 15th, 2012 | Category: Mobile web, Self-destructive behaviors | Leave a comment

Just Ahead: Cars That Tweet, Buy Tickets – WSJ.com

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Be afraid, be very afraid…

Undaunted by fear of safety regulations, auto makers are piling new technologies into their vehicles: everything from 17-inch dashboard screens to services that check Facebook and buy movie tickets.

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This newfound confidence comes as a push for national regulations governing driving and cellphone use—including the suggestion of a total ban—has petered out.

Just Ahead: Cars That Tweet, Buy Tickets – WSJ.com

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February 10th, 2012 | Category: Attention management, Auto industry, Self-destructive behaviors | Leave a comment
 
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