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Technewsvt.com underwent a few changes over the past few days to enhance security for our authors and to update some of the code on the site. If you saw strange messages or unexpected pages, that’s why.
Dec
26
2009
Episode 10, Merry Christmas and Happy HolidaysPosted by jskoda in Updates, tags: happy holidays, Merry Christmas, podcast, UpdatesNot really a full on episode, really just a function check for some new equipment and to see if everything still is setup for the podcast. Real episodes will be on tap next year. Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Dec
07
2009
Holiday UpdatePosted by jskoda in Updates, tags: Christmas, holiday, technology news, VermontI’ve updated the theme of the web site for the holidays. Happy Holidays everyone!
Dec
04
2009
Silly marketing mistakes: Racehorse and Scud Missiles?!Posted by jskoda in News, Opinions, tags: anti-American, LinkedIn, marketing, VerizonThe new Droid ad infers that other touch phones are beauty queens while the Droid is ugly but functional. The metaphor the commercial uses is a racehorse duct taped to SCUD missile. I’m not a marketing whiz by any stretch of the imagination but I think Verizon and Droid need to seriously consider connecting their service and phone with a 1950’s era missile that has been used to attack Israel in 1977, fired by both Iran and Iraq during their war in the 80’s, and used against US troops in the first Gulf War. Watch carefully and you’ll see that the missile doesn’t appear to be a SCUD at all but, resembles the American Polaris missile. I suppose Verizon and Droid want to emotionally connect their phone with a Soviet weapon system employed by such wonderful countries as North Korea, Iran, and Vietnam for some particular reason. Perhaps Droid is going to go for the left over international market where other touch phones are not available. Why would you sell to the American market by comparing your product to an adversarial missile system?
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