February 2006
January 2006
December 2005
WSJ.com - The Numbers Guy
by vista
Carl Bialik, a former technology reporter for the Online Journal, is a freelance writer living in Brooklyn, N.Y. He has long had an interest in looking at the way numbers are used, and abused, in the news, business and politics.
2nd Wind Exercise Equipment Honored With Business Journal Growth 50 Award 5th Year in a Row
by exercise
2nd Wind Exercise Equipment is listed in the Business Journal Growth 50 honor roll for the fifth year in a row as one of the fastest growing companies in the Twin Cities.
ArniesAirsoft: News, reviews and Airsoft information from the UK
by ethocom
Arnie's Airsoft - The United Kingdom's leading website for Airsoft news, reviews, projects, and information
Niall Kennedy's Weblog
by vista & 6 others
「Blogs, search, RSS, Atom, business news, and general geekery.」
我很喜歡讀Niall的Blog。
November 2005
SBC to Take over AT&T as Early as Next Week
by teleclick
AT&T has announced plans to pay its shareholders a special one-time dividend of $1.30 a share as soon as its merger with SBC Communications is finalized, which could happen as early as next Friday.
Canadian Wireless Providers Plan Mobile Payment Service
by teleclick
Three of Canada’s top wireless providers have recently come to an agreement this week on a joint venture that will allow customers to make payments via their mobile phones.
9rules Network: Weblog - blog link index. a content network that happens to have blogs in it.
by macroron & 1 other
a community of high quality websites and blogs
Google and Yahoo Plan Further Wireless Web Expansion
by teleclick
Google and Yahoo are both currently making plans to further expand into mobile communication markets, by extending a number of their internet based services to cell phone users.
Fixed Line Long Distance Revenue Continues to Decline
by teleclick
The nation’s biggest telecommunications provider, Bell Canada Enterprises Inc. (BCE) has announced a 13% decline in revenue from long distance phone service during the third quarter of 2005.
Telus Complaints on the Rise
by teleclick
As a result of ongoing labour action by unionized Telus workers, the number of complaints about the company’s customer service has risen dramatically.
