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Monthly Archives: December 2005
And the #1 Spam for '05 is…..
Spam is still very much alive and well. AOL said today it has been blocking an average of 1.5 billion (yes, that's billion) of spam message a day in 2005. That's impressive but it still means more than 150 billion spam message still weaseled their way into AOL e-mail boxes. A big trend this year, [...]
Posted in Advertising/Marketing Leave a comment
Accurate Blog Stat Packages (Part II)
A couple weeks ago, I did a post on the hunt for accurate blog statistics. Given the slow news flow over the holidays, I figure it's time for a bit of an update. In terms of raw numbers, there has been consistency among Measure Map, Blogbeat, Google Analytics and StatCounter. The range of unique visitors [...]
Posted in Blog Services 1 Comment
Some Surprises – Good & Bad – in 2005
My weekly column
in today's Financial Post looks at some of the most pleasant and
troubling high-tech surprises in 2005. The highlights include the rise
of Firefox (10% market share and counting) and the reinvigoration of the browser market – even if Flock stumbled out of the gate with a not ready for prime-time beta.
Another positive was [...]
Posted in Browsers/Firefox, Main Page, Nortel Networks 1 Comment
Nortel Buys a Router Maker
Well, what do you
know? Nortel has made an acquisition. In fact, it has bought a company
that actually makes telecom equipment as opposed to a second-tier
system integrator (PEC Solutions) that caters to a
single vertical – the U.S. government. Nope, not this time. Nortel is
spending $99.5-million for Tasman Networks, which makes IP routers
for corporate customers. Without providing instant-analysis [...]
The Mystery of Telecommuting
There was an interesting article
in today's NYT about the mediocre success of telecommuting. In theory,
the idea of working from home is appealing to employees, who can toil
away from the comfort of their homes without the hassle of commuting,
while employers get to save money by using less space and other costs.
The only problem is that only [...]
Posted in ILEC News, Analysis, Main Page 5 Comments






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