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We have an idea for a Comcast Traffic Management Plan: every single Comcast internet subscriber go to a different ISP.
Because if there is one thing that binds Democrats together, it's the ability to couch-surf!
Not really that much difference, is there?
Alex Trebek: "For $1000. The answer is 'Microsoft and Jerry Seinfeld." World: "What are two things that peaked in the 1990s?"
In the old days the computer Seinfeld never used was a Mac. I can see the new Microsoft commercials now. "Hi, I'm Jerry Seinfeld. For $10 million I switched to Windows Vista. What's your price?"
Here's an idea, if Comcast doesn't like the way consumers use the Internet maybe they should get out of the business altogether and stick with what they know -- providing crappy customer service to cable subscribers.
Yay! We like Rachel Maddow.
That's what happens when the remodel finishes. Remodel 'loper stops buying so many house magazines!
Actually, it's time to monetize. 100 million streams and meager advertising (mostly public service announcements) means Hulu is a big money loser at this point.
People, please! STOP BUYING STUFF FROM SPAMMERS!!!! 29% of you are actually encouraging them to send more spam. Enough already.
Let's try it this way: Is Jon Stewart the only "news" anchor out there who doesn't take campaign announcements at face value?
In which Fox decides it would be better to kill a slated movie (with high consumer interest) than accept financial settlement. Provided they prevail in this lawsuit. You gotta wonder about these people sometimes.
Finally, news about MSN that's actually interesting.
Yeah. Wow. Sounds sorta like the CW doesn't want anyone to know how bad this is going to be.
Is there anything worse than an interview with a "celebrity"? Well, in an era when David Letterman's interview with Spencer Pratt makes for the most delightful television viewing, the answer should be no. As this piece reveals, it's still very much yes.
Looks like Microsoft has finally figured out how to get back some of the browser market share they're losing to Firefox.
Because we aren't the only ones who know what an awesome little gem The Middleman is.
I'm so hoping this whole thing turns out to be a viral campaign for a new mockumentary.
When someone who has purchased over a dozen Apple products in the past few years is saying this, it might be time to pay attention.
When musicians release bad albums...
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