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June 28, 2006
iPod Math Day #2: Lightning + iPod =
Doctors in the UK are warning that using an cell phone, iPod or other portable electronic device in a thunderstorm could lead to lethal lighting shocks. According to a letter in the British Medical Journal, the effects of electrocution are likely to be more severe as the metallic components of phones and portable music players act as a conductor, causing potentially lethal internal injuries. Luckily, odds are that you'll be dating a supermodel (88,000 to 1) before you'll get hit by lightning (576,000 to 1).
From iPod Math Day #2: Lightning + iPod =
Etiquette alert! In recognition of National Cell Phone Courtesy Month in July, Sprint is releasing a wireless etiquette podcast (MP3), encouraging cell phone users to tune in and brush up on their manners. The podcast is an episode of Sprint's The Communications Insider podcast. Sprint's etiquette spokesperson, Jacqueline Whitmore, founder and director of The Protocol School of Palm Beach and the originator of National Cell Phone Courtesy Month, is featured in the interview-style podcast. "The best way to change behavior is to equip consumers with the knowledge they need to balance etiquette with the convenience provided by wireless devices. That's why Sprint has been a leader in promoting courtesy awareness," says Whitmore.
From Sprint Wants to School You on Cell Phone
With the growing popularity of podcasting, publishers and marketers around the world are asking themselves how to monetize this content channel. Today we'll be taking a look at how marketers can monetize podcasting through enhanced marketing
From Podcasting Monetization Strategies for
Podcasting is a wonderful new medium for getting your message out in audio format. It has far-reaching business implications and with the release of iTunes 4.9, there's a potential audience of over 40,000,000 listeners. But there's a danger lurking in this new technology. Don't let it drain your budget or destroy your web
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Posted by Ryan at June 28, 2006 10:27 AM
