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I noticed my gold answer (along with the question) was moved to the Meta site. Shouldn't my points and badge be moved here as well?
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Great little ski area, but not much in the way of customer service skills.Took the worst picture ever. No greeting. No thank you, nor acknowledgment for coming back for a third season.
Sunlight is uncrowded yet comfortable for skiers / boarders of all ages and abilities. The staff was very friendly and bent over backwards to help with any issue that popped up.
The skiing might be okay if you are willing to wait in long lines for your ticket. We think we avoid this nuisance by buying season passes in July, but the incompetency of the staff has proven true every year. They have lost our purchase completely one year, lost our powder passes another year, and this year lost our signed... More
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My husband and I were so pleased with the friendliness and genuine hospitality of the associates at Sunlight. They were very knowledgeable and eager to help us trace out an itinerary for our time frame and skill level. They have very competitive rates for bike and ski rentals. Thank you Kevin and everyone else at Sunlight! You guys are awesome!
Not a great hill for extreme skiers although it does have double diamonds it just isn't a big mountain with allot of runs. It has slow ski lifts but I have never had to stand in lines so that makes up for it. It has all types of runs from Green for double black diamond. For the price you can't... More
I went to Glenwood for a few days over spring break and was looking to do something different. Since I had never skied Sunlight, and the upcoming days were going to be better for fishing, I hit up this place. I enjoyed Sunlight's vibe as it felt relaxed and inviting. The lift ticket was inexpensive and they had a wide... More
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also there was that thing with Intel and PC makers to not include AMD chips in computers or very little. You still don't see enough AMD chips about especially with Windows 8
The problem is according to the Sherman Anti-trust Act they should have paid TRIPLE damages. They never even paid the full damages let alone triple damages done to AMD in lost revenue. That is the proof there is no such thing that these capitalist pundits called the "free market". It is rigged and has been rigged in almost every industry since the days of the Standard Oil Trust. The basic law of capitalism is that the capitalist must maximize their profits. If that takes bribery, gouging the consumer, and even murder that is all part of the game. Every day 80 workers die on the job due to industrial accidents. in the US. Worldwide that number would be 8 times that number. look at the hundreds if not thousands that perish in fires every year in Pakistan and Bangladesh, where they are locked inside their factories. Point made subject closed.
If I am not mistaken Intel lost the lawsuit that AMD brought against them for this very thing and yet once they did win they dropped the ball. I think AMD should have focused on there CPU department and should have NEVER bought out ATI. We all knew some thing like this was going to happen when AMD did this it just took longer is all. Now AMD could turn this around with some real marketing or even selling off ATI.
One of the points of acquiring ATi was getting the Radeon developers and licenses so they could do the APUs. Most users (in general) won't need something stronger than an APU, like a 5800k so I think AMD has been focusing on the right things. Their marketing strategy sucks though. There are still a lot of Intel-only vendors out there and it sucks for AMD.
Agreed. This is why everybody heard of Intel. Remember "INTEL INSIDE". This strategy helped convince consumers that oh, this must be good its an Intel. Though we are talking about people that think your PC case is called a harddrive, and don't know jack about components. Agreed. It's nice for individuals to OC and brag about it, but AMD's marketing department need to put more trust in there hardware and stop this nonsense OC'ing marketing strategy that ultimately voids warranty anyway. 1st generation Bulldozer may have not been what we all expected. But it still runs and does anything I throw at it. As generations mature, this will get better, until then stay away from Bloody OC'ing and concentrate on the CPU's strengths.
Not sure if the insanity of capitalism is the issue, but they are burning through venture capital and bank financing at an incredible pace and probably have been told by their creditors to make the move. I would have held back the news until a few weeks after trinty and vishera release so they can see if things are improving. I guess selling off ATI will raise money for them and since they have already milked that technology it buys them time to right the cpu business. It is extremely severe and means if vishera and trinity and their tablet ventures don't expand as hoped they will be in the toilet before next summer. I really hope this is NOT what happens. as I do NOT wish to have to change my motherboard and cpu to the over-priced Intel moniker.
From what I've read so far this seems like management is squeezing the company dry. Hopefully not but this seems to be almost common practice with predatory capitalism. I'll get worried when hardware stops releasing.
It's 21st Century Neo-Conservative Capitalism at work. As someone who works for a big blue three letter company (although only at the base level) I can tell you it's not just AMD doing this kind of thing. These companies are all about cutting costs and maximizing profits quarter to quarter. If it means cutting a third of your work force, so be it. It's going to lead to problems down the road, but they don't seem to mind sadly...
It's quite a shame to. A lot of these companies would be doing a lot better if they just buckled down and invested looking forward. Nothing sucks worse than seeing production fab-wide held up for "Down for spending".
meh who cares im with erocker untill products stop releasing or drivers stop coming i dont care untill then its nothing but bs a company that fails must restructure, AMD has been constantly failing in certain regards it either fixes itself or goes under thats the way it works. Untill then i wont worry about it.
Yes the problem of this shorted sighted corporate policy, pasted on top of global financial crisis= global depression, is leading to a global race to the bottom. Wage cuts, mass unemployment, and falling per capita incomes plus fiscal austerity means the second global collapse comes very soon. It will be more intense and permanent. Only global war with mass extermination of the "surplus labor force" (the unemployed) and destruction of the means of production of your competitor states can lead to the basis for a capitalist recovery. The hideous murder of millions and the misery forced on the whole of humanity makes the alternative of communist revolution with the hardships faced in building a better , more rational, and caring world pale in comparison to the coming inter-imperialist war driven by rivalry. That is why the drive towards a police state and micromanagement of the work force is all important to the bosses and their state. They need a compliant and patriotic working class to buy into the global warfare strategy. Watch out for the Chinese, they just built their first nuclear aircraft carrier and already have a handful of nuclear subs.They are planning to project their growing naval power into the Indian Ocean, South China Sea, and the Straits of Molucca where their oil tankers make the trip to the Persian Gulf. The Seventh Fleet will no longer have domain in that region within 5 years. That will be the tinder box for global war.
Yes cause in good times when money is rolling-in and business is good a company can maintain growth and hire workers but when times get tough and the business needs to be maintained while sales and growth arent there. How dare a company do with less to survive in a competative invorment during a global financial slow-down. Yes lets keep all our worker so we all go down with the ship at a much faster pace. Keep piling up debt and investors with capital will not invest. The possibility to get a loan to keep the company afloat will dry up faster. No-one survives and we are all out of a job. How dare businesses act like businesses. Shame on them right . Time to go work pro bono. You mean volunteering doesnt pay
Nuts... The market amd is aiming for doesn't care if the cpu is made by fisher price....all they want is the cheapest. And they buy once every 2 - 4 years. The small businesses and professionals want the best for their needs at the best prices. They invest in what ever and when ever it as long as itll grow their business. I sell more intel based laptops than amd....yet get more returns on amd based products because it couldn't handle the clients needs or multitasking. This cost small businesses time and money...something no one can afford to loose. Marketing is only 1/2 of the solution gotta walk it too. They should sell off their gpu business(so it'll survive) or stop the slow death thing and do a total ground up restructure and relaunch.
When the working class is driven to revolution they will seize these businesses and the state that that backs them up. 30% unemployment does not phase you. Just watch out friend. A lot of angry jobless people out there are thinking otherwise. There is a quantum point of no return and the capitalist world is reaching it. Read my explanation of the global crisis and that it will lead to global war. This is real, not fantasy. If you were upset by Occupy Wall Street , wait intil the the s--t really hits the fan when the double dip begins in the coming year.
The problem is they are laying off employees from branches unrelated to the problem. It would make sense if they trimmed their CPU division which is bleeding money, but they aren't, they are letting go people who have done a good job in their graphics division. My problem isn't them running like a business, it's the idea that companies working on profit quarter to quarter is acceptable. Do you think Intel fires crap loads of employees to raise their profits a little bit here and there? Do you think AMD losing money has affected CEO or other Executive pay? I doubt it. They are unequally cutting back, by continuing to pay Rory crap loads to his excellent work, and cutting jobs for engineers in a successful division to compensate, how is that fair?
It's not. Unfortunately the people who probably should be replaced are the ones who make those kinds of decisions. I was upset with what led to the Occupy protests. It all boils down to one word: Greed. It can make as much as it can destroy.
That's the part that pisses me off. Good people doing good work losing their jobs so rich assholes high up in the company can add an extra 5-10% onto their yearly bonus, it's just not fair.
That is a matter of ethics. Some businesses have them, some don't. We all know what the problems are. Solutions are a far harder to come by. Most proposed solutions I hear seem worse than the problem.
It definitely is a problem here in the West. I know CEO compensation in the US is ridiculously high compared to other places. I remember seeing that news special about the Japanese CEO of the biggest airline in Japan, who cut his pay to like the median income of employees within the company, and declined his bonus because the company started doing poorly. He took the bus to work, ate in the cafeteria with the rest of the employees, and helped out where he could (going as far as answering phones and such even). You would never see something like that in the United States. His rationale was; "Why should I be rewarded if the company is doing poorly?"
Sad no doubt. I fear the worst but possibly old ATI could come out good depending where or who they end up with. I worked for a huge company that spun off our division. We excelled and made a excellent profitable company out of it. In this case I don't see AMD making it out alive for many reasons already stated. Inferior product, almost zero advertisement, The lack of capital to rebuild/reorganize, lost expertise (fired crucial employees), and even if they over came all of the above it is as obvious as it was with General Motors the ones in charge A. are incompetent or B. dont give a damn. Both of which ultimately run a business in the ground.


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PlayStation Store's long-awaited redesign goes live across European territories today, Sony has confirmed. The store relaunch was recently postponed to give Sony more time to iron out some teething issues.
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Capcom a "prolific PSN publisher," receives branded PS Store for effort
The first in what is likely to be a long series, Capcom has earned the keys to its very own digital PSN storefront. Why? Because, as Capcom product manager John Diamonon said, the publisher is "supporting Playstation Network like no other company."
"Out of all of the third-party companies making use of the digital space, [Sony] recognizes Capcom is one of the best partners for content," he told Edge.
The Capcom-branded piece of digital real estate is set to launch in November and will be the first of its kind.
Regarding an Xbox 360 equivalent, however, Capcom brass wasn't quite as gung-ho.
"As far as Microsoft goes–how can I say this diplomatically–there are things I think they'd like to do to promote content in multiple ways, and I think they'll get there eventually… but they're not there yet," said Capcom business chap, Christian Svensson.
Now if Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 christens the PS Store's new section, our money will be forfeit. Take us, Capcom.


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Harvard University Economics Professor Martin Feldstein on the outlook for the economy.
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Well a slight dip in weekly jobless claims are bringing a much needed piece of good economic data after a recent wave of mediocre report.
Martin Feldstein former chief economic advisor to President Reagan and current professor of economics at Harvard University says.
Some rough times are still ahead for the recovery he joins us now Fox Business exclusive ten define.
Rough times -- reform back into recession.
It could happen it could happen I wouldn't bet on that now but I must say the economy is a lot weaker.
And people seem to realize what you said was good news was there was a change of 1000.
You know several 100000 number so it really was flat from last week also numbers that sometimes they're very often revised upward -- rather than Deborah.
That this thing that I think bothers most people as it should is that folks who were in their prime years forty men men 45 to 54.
Are a lot of them are becoming permanently unemployed these are these are folks in their project and in the same with working women so is.
Is that of of great concern to you know.
It is I mean the -- -- that half the unemployed are out for six months or longer I think it's forty something percent but that doesn't count the ones that have stopped looking altogether.
If you put them in it would be more than.
More than half.
They're not necessarily gone permanently what they're gonna have a much harder time getting back in.
The of the -- -- -- under employed here in the United States -- the rate of unemployment is much higher for them that it is for the national average.
I don't people.
In their twenties who have sent out a 150 resonates they have grand ambitions in the beginning after graduating from colleges like UCLA.
And then they can't get anything on they finally get something it's at a lower pay than what they expected.
But they take it there's some people are saying I'm not gonna I'm not gonna take a lower paying job to Americans have to -- reassess their expectations.
Well again it is the cycle we're still in a very serious.
We we hit bottom a couple of years ago but you couldn't tell it by the labor market.
-- things will get better but I think the historic record is that people who come out of college in times like this when the unemployment rate is high.
Are gonna have permanently lower incomes.
Then somebody who comes out in good times and starts with a better job.
Our growth itself obviously this is this visit a terrible recovery if you can call -- recovery.
It it it pails in comparison to most recoveries that we've had since since the Great Depression.
Why is -- and how do we get it how -- we kick start the economy fails even more than people realize you know.
We had a fourth quarter GDP growth rate of 3% at the end of last year.
-- was strip out the inventory accumulation not all of which was desired by the firms that did it was a little over 1%.
If you looked at the first quarter we had a GDP growth rate of 2.2 percent most of that was just automobile behind catching up.
From the fact that last year cars weren't available so how -- we kick start to cut.
We need to change our our business tax rules we need to change the expectations.
That -- people have about future taxes.
That's gonna require.
Changing the entitlement programs in bringing the fiscal deficit on -- on a path of people can say oh okay now I know what's gonna happen.
Little bright spot here in the jolts survey job openings labor trends etc.
it march US companies posted their highest number of job opening yeah.
Do you think that that portends maybe just a slight bit of increase in hiring for the next.
Nothing can I hope so.
But part of -- is that in the old days you laid off Joseph when the economy turned down and then.
A month or so later you brought him back now Joe's been gone for six months and you may have lost track and so.
It's a very different kind of situation so therefore they are.
Posting jobs.
It may also be what people fear that there's a mismatch of what is needed that kind of skills that are needed.
And what people coming out of college from.
The kind of skills they come out with so much of -- college education.
Is not at all career oriented.
People think that.
As long as I am have a BA.
Somebody's gonna hire me in a professional job doesn't work that way.
Particularly for BA's and anthropology but.
I -- they're giving way to wrap I have to ask him.
Breaking news for the first time since September 2008 we have a budget surplus a monthly budget surplus now don't get carried away pick up okay -- that what's your reaction to it.
Quickly nothing nothing I mean I we don't you know it.
For whatever reason people filed a little earlier than they otherwise would have.
Therefore -- some revenue came in sooner but the estimate for the year as a whole.
Is still going to be on the order of a trillion dollars Martin Feldstein professor of economics at Harvard thank you for joining -- -- good being with us.
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The fundraiser for the York County Heritage Trust continues to be super popular with the public, said Lila Fourhman-Shaull, director of library and archives for the organization.
"People of all ages love to read. And because of that we have many return visitors year after year," she said. "They support the event wholeheartedly, by donating books and then returning to buy books - hopefully not those that they had donated."
The three-day event will include books of all genres, from repair manuals to science fiction novels, Fourhman-Shaull said.
The books are sorted into various categories such as history, biography, fiction and cookbooks, she added.
Sample titles include "101 Things You Can Do With Chocolate," as well as a collection of media guides on the Baltimore Orioles, copies of local York County histories and school yearbooks.
The categories and number of books in each are dependent upon donations, Fourhman-Shaull said.
"This year we have a special section featuring colorful modern catalogues and brochures from the Pfaltzgraff Company as well as some of their production crates," she added.
The heritage trust also has picture frames that came with photographs donated to the library and archives.
Photographs are removed and placed into acid- free folders and the frames are added to the Book Blast.
Shoppers can take advantage of the buck-a-bag deal for the event's final day and stuff grocery bags with books for only $1.
The event has raised in the neighborhood of $10,000 for the heritage trust in recent years, Fourhman-Shaull said.
A history lover, she said it is one of her favorite annual events.
"I am a kid in a candy store; I love York County and its history," Fourhman-Shaull said. "For me it is a great time to connect with people and share the love of reading, with a historic twist."
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WHAT: York County Heritage Trust's 12th annual Book Blast
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and Friday; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday
WHERE: The Agricultural and Industrial Museum,
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COST: Free to attend. $2 hard covers, $1 paperbacks. Buck a bag offer on Saturday
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Ive had FF crash and even Chrome fail before, not as near as what Opera ever did. IE ive yet to have any fails with
Yeah I don't like IE9 but crashes/freezes isn't a issue, some people need to stop accusing a program when it's the computer's fault. In my case none browsers crash rarerly beta alpha versions. And I am using Opera 12.10 beta as default and rock solid, same as Chrome Canary, Firefox Nightly and IE9 and IE10 in Win 8
I have had IE 9 crash on me before, but it was my fault I have always used IE browsers and will continue to do so. I have not used Chrome nor FF so I cannot say how well they work. I am just lazy (and accepting) when it comes to my internet browser. I do agree with this statement. I too was annoyed that you couldn't change the layout...
So because you haven't experienced it, that makes it impossible, and I must be lying . . . apparently Steve Jobs's reality distortion field moved to M$, and is alive and well.:shadedshu That said if ya'll had bothered to read earlier in the thread, I stated why I believe it happens, regardless of if I am right or wrong about the how, the fact is it happens, and attempting to blame people for the flaws of software is just petty and pathetic.:shadedshu
Well I've read everything and I agree with fourstaff that you need a better IT department. There might be issues with certain browsers but it's their job to fix it. The point is it's as much the devs fault as IE's fault. People have the same experiences with all browsers. If it's only a certain page that fails, is it [insert developer name here] fault or the site itself? If a certain program makes Windows crash, is MS to blame or the developer of the program? And I can't understand why people argue and get upset about browser choices. At this point it's down to personal preferences. Me I use Firefox because I'm used to it.
I don't get upset at personal preference, I do get upset at people not bothering to follow the progression of a conversation, then jumping in a conversation with a butt hurt tone, and telling you the problem is your fault, that it can't possibly be the fault of the software because they haven't had that issue . . . :shadedshu I explained why I continue to use Fire Fox, primarily for gesture control, atm neither IE, Chrome has a solution that works as well. I simply despise repeating myself, because someone didn't take the time to understand what was said. Now having said that, I do tend to agree it's the issue of the school and my old place of work, more than IE, but that doesn't make browser not crash, the fact is it crashes frequently when accessing specific content. So it is an issue for me. Man all this because people take issue with people sharing their experiences that aren't the same as theirs so they must be wrong.shadedshushadedshu
I find it funny when people blame the dog when it drinks anti-freeze. Sites being poorly coded is not MS or IE fault. IE doesn't have a stability issue. You stated your opinion as fact, this is why you are getting into an argument. IE is 100% stable.
Lying != wrong assumption And I blame the computer not people. Google "Firefox Crashes" "Chrome crashes" "Opera crashes" "Safari crashes" "IE crashes" and draw conclusions. Then all browsers are crap because they crashes on some computers "without any reason", right? :shadedshu Or go and make a poll asking if IE9 is stable or not. Then it would be a better metric to outright say that "IE9 is crap and M$ is the bad" instead of "I have some issue in my computer or in "X" website badly coded that makes IE9 to crash. I had crashes in Windows 7 even on clean installs on "perfectly fine hardware", should I say outright "LOLOL Window$ 7 suckz and M$ is crap and doesn't know how to make a OS??????? (not refering to anyone here in particular) We are rational If there's a day all browsers or OS are 100% crash safe on all PCs, then we will have found the immortality.
FALSE you wish to debate why it crashes rather than acknowledging the simple fact it crashes, thus it is not 100% stable please GTFO KTHXBAI. I never once said that it "sucks" or that IE9 was "crap" only that I have experienced issues with it, and you and the ban stick dummy refuse to accept that. I'm done debating, and playing semantics, with people that want to blindly ignore reality, I've stated what has happened, explained why, and generally agreed with ya'll and you will not take yes for an answer. Please learn to listen before telling people you know that their wrong and that there to dumb to know it.
I was just sharing my input on this issue too, it was reverse for myself. Only thing that is driving me batty is im having to use a older version of Flash in FF just to run Youtube and like sites, IE dont have the Issue with it being latest, Thank goodness for System Restore in Windows 7
Learn to read the posts I've never said: you said that or what. it was examples of people that instead of trying to find solutions are simply bashing a program or developer. Did you do what I've say about Googing and the poll???? No, right?, because the evidence is clear. You only want to make stupid references to Steve Jobs and "M$", showing no more than simply hate, instead of troubleshooting possible faults on your or the website's end, and childish posts that are near trolling, when people here are kindly pointing you what could be happening.. Alo this thread is done for me. Unsuscribing. Also your replies to TheMailMan are regrettable, he is nice with you and you only throwing up hate and nonsense
I am with TMM on this, you have to know what causes the crash before putting the blame. If I drive a nice car, purposely run you down, and send my lawyers to collect money from you for causing damages to my car you will be mighty angry too.
So when a game crashes to desktop you blame Windows? Hell when anything that crashes on your computer you blame windows? How about when hardware goes bad is that windows fault too! OMGWTFBBQ M$ IS SENDING DEATH RAYZ TO MA RAMZ! Come on man use a little common sense.
ok yall lets just get back on topic, anything crashing can be severl factors whether hardware or software, hell our bodies break down, same with vehicles etc.
When a game crashes that is using that garbage Games for Windows Live yeah it's a safe bet it's winblows. THe issue at hand of IE9 crashing happens on every PC I own, as well as the ones at the school, so I doubt 5 sets of hardware is bad so nice try to shift blame but no. So by definition I am correct IE9 crashes, I'm not sure how your failing to understand that. WOW LOL Way to go off the deep end, yes because I stated I have had IE9 crash, that automatically means I hate it and am bashing it. GG Why is it my responsibility to deal with the issue and troubleshoot it, when it's easier to use a different browser that doesn't crash on that specific content? The cause is irrelevant, despite the fact I stated the folowing I'm somehow expected to go find the root cause of it all and then waste my time getting the IT department to attempt to fix it before I can say that IE 9 crashes . . . absolute bat shit shinola! People are attempting to make this into my fault some how, and paint me as a troll, or an idiot. When all I did was have the audacity to share that I have experienced problems with IE9 and that it lacks features I require, and as such I prefer a different browser. This seems to be unacceptable to a hard headed and ignorant few, who would rather paint me as in a negative light than accept that IE9 is capable of crashing just like every other browser. Ya'll are entitled to your belief's just as much as I am entitled to state the fact that IE9 is not perfect and does crash. As for your analogy about a car and lawyers, I'm sorry but that was a horrible analogy and makes no sense at all. I'm afraid hyper sensitivity is the becoming the norm here on TPU and people are far to eager to act like butt hurt children when someone expresses a view not their own. I agree, I've said my piece, if certain persons wish to continue to argue they can do so with themselves.
It's out now. It's a pre-release version. No word about final version yet. Download for Win7x64 http://download.microsoft.com/downl...1D-2B6184AEAF62/IE10-Windows6.1-x64-en-us.exe And Win7x86 http://download.microsoft.com/downl...BE-BA6CAE979674/IE10-Windows6.1-x86-en-us.exe


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Google's bread and butter may be search and the recession may have led Google to cut back on projects that weren't bringing home the bacon but that doesn't mean that Google isn't looking to expand its already large footprint on the web.
It just announced that by the end of the year, it hopes to be offering its publishing partners the ability to sell ebooks through Google Book Search, putting it in competition with Amazon in the burgeoning ebook market.
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by Patricio Robles 02 June 2009 08:47am 1 comment
Andrew Keen is a former entrepreneur who has since recanted his enthusiasm for Silicon Valley and come out as an outspoken opponent of Web 2.0. Keen is no stranger to controversy. His 2007 book "Cult of the Amateur" argued against the wisdom of crowds and he is known for incendiary commentary, like the time he likened Web 2.0 to a communist society or when he told Stephen Colbert that the Internet is worse than Nazism. In case you were wondering, here's his definition of blogging: "It's all about digital narcissism, shameless self-promotion. I find it offensive."
Keen now writes at The Great Seduction, twitters @ajkeen, and speaks on a variety of topics. This week, Keen wrote that Facebook's infusion of $200 million from Russian investors signaled "the final act of the Web 2.0 tragi-comedy." Econsultancy caught up with him via phone while he was in Alabama this week ("studying the natives") to discuss the death of Web 2.0 and what comes next.
by Meghan Keane 29 May 2009 15:12pm 10 comments
Widgets have become pretty much ubiquitous on the web. Plenty of companies are using widgets as a low-cost distribution strategy: they offer their tools and services in a form that enables users to embed those tools and services into their own websites.
Now Google is getting into the act. It wants to widgetize your blog and website with its products and has launched Google Web Elements to do just that.
by Patricio Robles 28 May 2009 09:18am 1 comment
Monetizing viewership is a recurring problem online. But companies need to be prepared for spikes in popularity, whether they expect them or not.
Case in point: Susan Boyle's now infamous rendition of "I Dreamed a Dream." Susan may be bounding ahead in the competition for "Britain's Got Talent," but she's not making the show's parent company ITV any money online. YouTube videos of the singing sensation still don't have ads in the U.S. Because ITV hasn't figured out where to put the money earned on YouTube, the network is wasting 1000s of views a day.
by Meghan Keane 27 May 2009 20:47pm 5 comments
We've looked at how charities are using Twitter before; The Dog's Trust is one good example of how causes can be promoted on the site. Another is LearnAsOne, which will be aiming to Tweet from a community in Zambia.
LearnAsOne is a charity that has launched a project to build a community school in Zambia, and will be using Twitter, and its blog to promote the scheme and encourage donations, as well as showing people how their money is being spent.
The charity was set up by Steve Heyes; he is out in Zambia now and will be documenting the project for the next two weeks. I've been asking Steve about his use of social media.
by Graham Charlton 11 May 2009 13:43pm 2 comments
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube. These are but a few of the services many of us have come to enjoy.
Yet there's one thing that seems anything but enjoyable about them: dealing with their customer service.
by Patricio Robles 05 May 2009 11:00am 8 comments
Hulu's meteoric rise as the online video site of choice for big media companies looking for online distribution has attracted another equity partner: Disney.
The Walt Disney Company has announced a deal that sees Disney taking a 27% stake in Hulu and receiving 3 seats on Hulu's board. Hulu is now owned by Disney, News Corp., NBC Universal and a private equity firm.
by Patricio Robles 01 May 2009 09:18am 1 comment
Content may be king but many companies have found that producing and distributing quality content requires a royal bank account.
The plight of the newspaper industry is a good example: news hasn't gone out of style but, for many newspapers, the cost structures associated with producing the news is incompatible with today's market. Costs simply exceed revenues.
by Patricio Robles 17 April 2009 13:02pm 3 comments
After the damage inflicted on its reputation by the YouTube video of its employees' unsavoury conduct, Dominos President Patrick Doyle has responded with a video of his own in an attempt to reassure its customers.
In the YouTube video, Doyle assures us that the employees have been sacked and it will do all it can to avoid a repeat of the incident, but is this enough to recover from the damage that has been done to the brand?
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We're joined now by Charlie -- a columnist of The Washington Times and this'll be behind closed doors is Doug.
Was reporting I wonder how much of this information though is gonna get out.
We're certainly the public wants to hear if General Petraeus is going to change his story at all.
Well certainly I can understand why they'd chose to put make it behind closed doors but -- you can -- the most watched testimony.
-- -- of any hearing I think probably in the last couple of years on Capitol Hill.
But it is curious I don't know what they're the real explanation they're gonna have to give.
For why they would put it behind closed doors because there in addition to all of that the sorted and tawdry details that.
That that people are hearing about now and -- that that sort of make people curious about the gay advocates that large a lot of serious serious questions that have to be answered.
Not the least of which as Doug -- just pointed out of these questions about.
About his own -- testimony -- earlier about whether.
That the big -- attack was it was inspired by the film or whether it was a larger terrorist attack which -- is pretty clear we now know it was.
So the soap opera elements aside Charlie if we're just looking at this the other one of the other questions is whether or not.
The CIA director's own knowledge.
Being investigated by the FBI could have been any -- colored or influenced.
His testimony when he did talk about this being a flash mob that's a big question right there.
Absolutely Rick and I think -- that quite frankly is probably the most important question and it was probably the first.
Question the pop into a lot of people's minds when this all came out and when it became clear that that all of this was sort of in play and known before the election but it they waited until you know two days after the election effort to all come out.
And that is you know did did did what was General Petraeus in any -- Sort of under pressure or under duress.
Or or or giving -- court testimony.
Because of of all of this that was swirling around him either.
Due to direct pressure or just due to the fact that my goodness what -- what -- horrible.
Situation for for him to be in knowing that you know he had this the end of the world world viewed him with a sterling.
Career and and and it was going to ended in a matter of days or weeks.
And he was gonna become sort of -- -- the -- the punchline for.
You know for several ways I -- me.
He hit his career will probably would be.
Most from prepared for this via -- they know obviously -- think he's got some repair work to do on his reputation and I wonder if this testimony that he's about to deliver on Friday now unburdened by the constraints of his old job.
No longer a member of the Obama administration.
If you might be a little more free.
To talk about what he really knows about what happened in Libya.
I think it's a great point but you know Rick is that actually sort of it would be even worse because it would suggest that he didn't sort of caved to pressure.
In the previous testimony so did you know if he does anything to change any of it I think that that that it becomes.
That much more serious and quite frankly I think that it becomes sort of indefensible.
For that for the intelligence committee to.
Just to protect you know that the the the intelligence community.
From that sort of scrutiny and and and from from making that this stuff public I don't I did I just I cannot understand what the justification would be.
For them to.
Not let this that this stuff become public just because of the soap -- angles all Charlie -- is a columnist with The Washington Times Charley thanks so much.
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Virginia is a -- -- that would avenue La and advocates and you can find it in Virginia.
History -- -- Mountain View of what drives.
-- -- -- -- Whatever you -- in front -- Virginia.
And in 1916 on -- -- that was created and we kept it every cent so again 43 years in the fall in Virginia it's a beautiful time to be this exquisite.
You can make so -- memories.
Falling into Virginia and coming to explore October is -- month.
It is known as -- Bob glass where you can come and experience.
Traveling through our more than 200 wineries.
The fall foliage you can travel for a blue ridge parkway which is one of the most scenic drives in United States of America and they're more miles on Appalachian trail in Virginia than any other states.
So Virginia in all of his.
Beautiful you can go for high -- you can go to -- state parks.
They're beautiful federal parks to enjoy with your families and really isn't expect this time in Virginia.
In Virginia combinations of all you can pick from a wide variety.
Want to go to traditional hotel where you can go to one of our.
Amazing -- -- and -- these are beautiful because you can have a very unique experience.
In -- colors are.
Just show you such great hospitality.
And and the food is amazing amusement -- -- Virginia we have two of the marquee.
I would say amusement parks on the East Coast there's kings dominion that's.
95 interstate 95 near Richmond Virginia.
If you love roller coaster they -- so many -- from but really in Virginia theme parks are one of our centerpieces.
And that's about a vacation in Virginia and it's around a theme park you can combine that with so many other experiences.
A family has starred in Williamsburg Virginia.
-- the revolutionary war era.
Really so much of Virginia's history in America's history took place.
Beginning there from Jamestown to Williamsburg you can experience -- 300 acres there Colonial Williamsburg they have beautiful properties at multiple properties.
At any price level the one thing about civil war history of Virginia is that every year we -- six national.
Civil war.
Experiences that are national parks.
But then Virginia we have over 400 civil war sites that a family can experience -- words.
Thinking about the most wonderful place to take my definitely for a week Alexei Virginia is -- ideal.
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