It was only a week ago when I got my Netgear SPH101 Skype WiFi phone and I am enchanted. The sleek candy bar style phone is stylish and solid. But the best is yet to come as you turn the phone on.
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Monday, October 30, 2006
Sunday, October 22, 2006
Google flexing political muscle
Google, a global economic force but a latecomer to Washington politics, is trying to boost its influence in Congress with the first campaign contributions from its new political action committee. Alan Davidson, a Google lobbyist, said the PAC is ``a logical step toward building long-term relationships with policy-makers."
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Monday, November 21, 2005
the technopile: Google's Secret Plan For All That Dark Fiber?
Interesting tidbit that Google has a huge cache of Dark Fiber and is planning on mobile Data Centers with Military Grade computing behind it. Why Google might become the next FEMA. The link between government and Google thickens in many directions.
Google Captures Lucrative Market With WiFi Coup In Mountain View
Google today got the nod to capture the most lucrative high tech advertising market in the world for their exclusive advertiser driven link farm. Mountain View, California the silicon valley, the epicenter of all that is cyber in this world. Almost every startup in the last 10 years starts and is there. It is the most condensed saturation of computer savvy and dependent technologists. The perfect market for WiFi. Almost 100 percent of the residents and business are high tech or related. What a perfect location for a WiFi monopoly.
From the news release Google has stated:
“Under terms of the pact, Mountain View potentially could receive an annual payment of some $12,600 for the placement of Google equipment on the light poles. All installation and maintenance costs will be paid for by Google, and utility expenses, estimated at $3,000 to $4,000 per year, will be paid by the city and reimbursed by Google.” News Factor
When a corporation can coup this kind of advertising potential for $12,000 a year they have some pretty powerful people behind them. $1000 dollars a month to advertise to the whole of the Mountain View? A no brainier I would say. And next is San Francisco.
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From the news release Google has stated:
“Under terms of the pact, Mountain View potentially could receive an annual payment of some $12,600 for the placement of Google equipment on the light poles. All installation and maintenance costs will be paid for by Google, and utility expenses, estimated at $3,000 to $4,000 per year, will be paid by the city and reimbursed by Google.” News Factor
When a corporation can coup this kind of advertising potential for $12,000 a year they have some pretty powerful people behind them. $1000 dollars a month to advertise to the whole of the Mountain View? A no brainier I would say. And next is San Francisco.
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Google Gets Nod for Local Wi-Fi Project
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