Sr. Pessimist

Peer to Peer Networking: The Carriers Speak Out

I have a project lined up for this. Several, in fact. Social and business networking is a very powerful market force. If one can harness it, the benefits ultimately are as enormous as the demand. Connecting the right people together overcomes the air of antisocial disorder encouraged by the repressive slave society we live in. There are also people that should be prevented from being connected to others, I might add. I am a strong proponent of preventing certain people from having any benefit from my activities in the future. They have extorted me beyond reason. A lot of people have their own nemeses, and would love to enjoy the benefits of specific boycotts from those that have made their own personal lives hell. I would like to try to offer the personal option of economic and social unison OR economic and social isolation to everybody with regards to everybody else. Separate the good from the evil. I can do it.

2007 Cable and Satellite Roundup: Beware of Lower Gains

That's strange. Wouldn't cell markets erode cable share prices a bit? People are ubiquitously expected to watch TV on the cell phones. And Rupert Murdoch sold his interests in DirecTV, and you know that evil profit-seeking slime has access to information that can only be bribed off a federal government insider. Why did their share prices go up? Because the US Dollar is inflating by 20% per year, but these companies will each only lose 15% of their real value?