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World Tech Round Up - Friday August 8, 2008 E-mail

Written by Ken Rutkowski, on 08-08-2008 09:17


* Google's $1bn AOL stake turns to dust
* Unions set Sunday deadline for Verizon talks
* Companies urged not to ban Facebook
* Libraries step into the age of iPod
* T-Mobile missing the Masses
* An IPO worth Watching
* Vonage struggles to attract new customers
* Virgin Mobile breaks into mobile broadband
* Virgin Media touts 200Mbit/s broadband

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Host: Ken Rutkowski / Andy Abramson

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On Friday's Radio Show, Ken Rutkowski & Andy Abramson talked about Google poor investment in AOL, Verizon possible union Strike, Should social networks and IM be used at the office, Libraries coming of age, T-Mobile losing the 3G race, An IPO that's worth the look, Vonage having difficulty finding the customer and Virgin push broadband at super fast speeds.
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1. 14-08-2008 06:49

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Great show. On todays show, Andy mentioned that the CWA represents the old local phone operators and the IBEW represents the techs, the lineman, and other outside jobs. 
 
I just wanted to let Andy and your audience know that both unions, the CWA and the IBEW represent a combination of those jobs. There often referred to as craft jobs.

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