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...funny, isn't it? Google is calling you a dangerous, monopolistic monster who will crush openness and innovation on the Internet. You are saying the same thing about Google. Don't fight, fellas; you're both right! Google is massively dominant in the ad-serving market, and with Yahoo! under its belt, Microsoft would run both of the biggest Web portals around. There are no underdogs to root for. There's room for everybody to be a little evil here...
...make concessions, dropping its demands to unionize writers on animated movies and reality TV shows. The studios, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times, are offering the writers a slightly sweeter deal than they did the directors, paying more for shows that are streamed free on ad-supported web sites. The directors get a flat $1,200 fee for the entire first year of streaming, a prospect that underwhelmed many striking writers...
...creating a beneficial atmosphere between students and high-level decision makers. The new dean must also strive to achieve a transparency in decision-making processes. The nature of the Administrative Board is one crucial matter in which progressive reform must be greatly amplified. The representation of students on the Ad Board is shrouded by bureaucratic banalities and many students come away from their disciplinary experiences disillusioned with the administration’s failure to present a clear and open disciplinary body. In order to achieve a healthy relationship between the student and administrative bodies, decision-making procedures such as those...
...can’t hurt. I don’t think students decide on a concentration based on an ad, but more information is a always better than less information,” Hochschild said...
...Georgia Tech, where Romney told everyone that McCain would collapse the "house that Reagan built." Or a supporter, like former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who blurted out at a Nashville pancake place that Republican "bigwigs" were "lining up like lemmings" behind McCain. Or another endorsement. Or another television ad buy. Or another press conference, a handshake, a chanting crowd, a robocall, a photo op, a leaflet drop...