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Matthew Keys
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Matthew Keys
@MatthewKeysLive
Award-winning news publisher, covers the business of media and tech at @thedeskdotnet | Past: @reuters, @fox40, @abc7newsbayarea | [email protected]
Sacramento, California Katılım Şubat 2007
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@iupdate I had a startup founder want to do a call to pitch his startup so I gave him my number and when he messaged me it was green and I just responded that I wasn't interested anymore...
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A freight train slammed into a septic truck in Chesapeake, Virginia, sending the vehicle flying and spilling sewage across the roadway. The driver was injured.
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Matthew Keys retweetledi
The colors actually mean something. Orange represented the NBC television network.
Sports TV News & Updates@TVSportsUpdates
Peacock quietly debuted a new logo this week. The changes include a new typeface, as well as the removal of the orange dot. (The six dots previously represented each colored feather in the NBC logo.) Also, a slight gradient has been added to the dots.
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Peacock quietly debuted a new logo this week.
The changes include a new typeface, as well as the removal of the orange dot. (The six dots previously represented each colored feather in the NBC logo.) Also, a slight gradient has been added to the dots.
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@2_populi Another person in my household uses a free wireless line that comes with our broadband service. They seem pretty happy with it.
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@2_populi I'm not sure, I don't keep track. It's not very much. I'm almost always on Wi-Fi when I'm somewhere, and only really use data when I'm on the road. I stream TuneIn and SiriusXM in the car, and I think that accounts for most of my data use.
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Post-paid plans only save money if:
1.) You have multiple lines of service
2.) You upgrade your phone on a regular basis (less than two years)
3.) You bundle other services into the same bill & get discounts.
4.) You qualify for corporate discounts, military or FirstNet plans.
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Post-paid plans just don't make sense for the average person. You're bankrolling retail stores, in-person customer support and network management. Few may want or need these services. Just go prepaid, if you can.
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If convenience is what you're after, you should take advantage of wireless offerings from ISPs like Comcast, Charter and AT&T Fiber. Putting several services on one bill is convenient, those plans offer great value and they use the same networks as Big Wireless.
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If you only have one or two lines of service, and you hang onto your phone for two or more years, you should not be paying for a postpaid, Big Wireless plan.
You should finance directly through Apple, Google or Samsung, and go with Visible, Mint or another low-cost carrier.
Stetson Doggett@stetsondoggett
Here is how the most expensive plans from the big carriers compare:
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The top television program on broadcast networks last week (May 4-10) was "ABC World News Tonight" with 8.183 million viewers, per Nielsen.
"Tracker" on CBS was the second most-watched program.
Only one NBA playoff game on NBC made the top 5 (Spurs @ T'wolves on Sunday).
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@MatthewKeysLive Thank you for helping us better understand our ever changing industry
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Hello, Denver! I will be in your great city next month for a conference. What are some great things to do while in town?
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@stetsondoggett Imagine paying a $40 activation fee on a plan that costs $105 per month. Wild.
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Props to Verizon!
You can now enter your address in the Broadband Facts labels and see a more accurate estimate of taxes & fees in your area.
This still excludes government taxes, but I think is a good step in the right direction!
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Matthew Keys retweetledi
The NFL is defending its expanded lineup of games on streaming platforms amid criticism from President Donald Trump and scrutiny from the U.S. Justice Department.
Story via @HolderStephen:
espn.com/nfl/story/_/id…
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The funniest thing about this tweet is @kron4news repeated the entire song in the opening, giving Kars 4 Kids free advertising at a time when their ads are otherwise "banned" from the airwaves in California.
KRON4 News@kron4news
“1 877 Kars 4 Kids, K-A-R-S Kars for Kids, 1-877 Kars 4 Kids, Donate your car today.” The jingle that has been heard across Bay Area televisions for decades may not play again after a California court ruled that Kars4Kids violated a false advertising law. STORY: kron4.com/news/bay-area/…
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