> It reminds me of the old joke:
> "I'm sorry, sir, you can't have any more."
> "But, your sign says 'all you can eat: $5!'"
> "Yep, and that's all you can eat!"
Or the family that was kicked out of the all-you-can-eat buffet
restaurant for not not eating all that they put on their plates:
http://craigfroehle.com/opsnotes/archives/2006/05/family_kicked_o.html
> I do appreciate T-Mobile more and more: $50 for 3000 any time minutes.
> $20/month for unlimited (EDGE) data. No restrictions.
Yes, as do I, but their apparent disregard for all things Treo is
forcing me to consider leaving them for Sprint. *sigh*
On 5/27/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't see any business relying on broadcasting streaming video to
> their employees cell phones for important messages.
Interestingly, a growing number of mass service businesses (e.g., fast
food restaurants and retail chains) are beginning to use video iPods
for training their employees. Training videos work just fine at those
resolutions, and the kids (aherm) will actually watch them if they're
portable. Streaming could be the next step in that, since you
wouldn't have to worry about provisioning a crapload of iPods every
time you made a process or marketing change.
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