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Comment Re:Where is the dispute? (Score 1) 76

Sadly, this is not a new thing. I saw something similar last year. My company received a privacy agreement from a school board. The majority of the document was completely reasonable and did a great job ensuring student data was protected up until the last clause in the agreement. It required that we, as a private company, could not boycott Israel. I had to do a double take. Here was a student records privacy agreement and they had bolted on a completely unrelated policy statement to it. It was amazing.

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Submission + - Cell Phone Industry's Six Biggest Failed Schemes

adeelarshad82 writes: The tech world is for dreamers, schemers, and sometimes, scammers. Which is why it's no surprise that the cell phone industry isn't any different. In wake of the recent news about the Israeli mobile-phone firm Modu shutting its doors, mobile analyst Sascha Segan revisits six major failures in the cell phone industry, from using phones to create a peer-to-peer that would eliminate the need for wireless carriers to a company with a $225,000 phone.

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