Relaunching the AT&T Brand
Remember the Paul Newman movie Cool Hand Luke where Paul the warden says “what we have here is a failure to communicate” just before Luke is shot to death by sheriff’s deputies the man with n
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Remember the Paul Newman movie Cool Hand Luke where Paul the warden says “what we have here is a failure to communicate” just before Luke is shot to death by sheriff’s deputies the man with n
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Imagine if food were a standard corporate benefit like health care. After all it is a necessity; how can any responsible employer fail to provide it?
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The cost of already-promised public sector retiree health care benefits is going to become visible in 2006. This isn’t a prediction; it’s a fact. More...
Just as I was writing on how to end the NYC Transit Strike, online news popped up that it is ending. I hope it is true that the Transit Authority did not negotiate during the st More...
You can’t disprove Intelligent Design. Don’t feel bad about that; no one else can either. That’s why the “Theory of Intelligent Desi More...
There are lots of fun and even useful new services springing up as part of Web 2.0. But every time someone points me to one, I have to go through all of the rigmarole of signing More...
Chris Anderson, editor of Wired Magazine, and More...
9/11/2001 wasn’t the end of Bubble 1.0 even though it seems that way in hindsight. By the time the hijacked planes were flown into the Twin Towers the More...
FCC Chairman Kevin Martin has “suggested” that cable companies allow us consumers to buy channels ala carte and not require us to buy bundles consisting mainly of unwanted channels in order to get the few channels we do wa More...