Net Neutrality is like freedom: a useless thing when you have an empy belly.

"In a much celebrated remark, a senior Bush administration aide told journalist Ron Suskind: "When we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality, we'll act again, creating other new realities." But with the democratisation of publishing, creating new realities is now a game that everyone can play."

And that is when Google comes into the scene.
We have a saying "No leaf moves unless Google wants it."

And it is dramathically true.
You can create as many realities as you want and like, but if you are not indexed, how can the OTHERS know?
Net neutrality is a great thing.
It is like freedom, the most important issue of our life.
But what do you do with freedom with an empty belly?
The same as you do with Net Neutrality when nobody hears your voice on the NET.

It is not important the NEWS, what is important is WHO lets you know about the NEWS.
That is WHERE the power is and where Net Neutrality is worth nothing.

Doubleclick's Ad Exchange

The New York Times writes:



The new DoubleClick advertising exchange will bring Web publishers and advertising buyers together on a Web site where they can participate in auctions for ad space.

David Rosenblatt, the company�s chief executive described the exchange as a mix of eBay and Sabre, the airline reservations system that travel agents use. The service will let advertisers see information about what competitors bid for particular ads, in the same way that eBay shows visitors past bids. And it will let publishers try to ensure that they sell their ad spots at the highest possible price, the way that airlines try to do with the seats they sell.

Daycare Bear where needs meet providers

Are you looking for a Daycare center for your children?

Do you need:

1)Daycare center / preschool
2)Non-profit daycare center
3)Family / home daycare
4)Babysitter / nanny
5)Occasional daycare center

You'll find all at DayCare Bear, the US Childcare Providers Information Network.
Just fill the search with all the details and you'll certainly find what you're looking for.
Or are you a Childcare Provider?
You can register for free in the same Network to fill all the openings!
Daycare Bear is the intelligent way to bring together parents and childcare providers.

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Are you looking for money?

Most people use a broker to arrange their mortgage.
But how to find the right one?
The Internet has changed the mortgage world.
Once you usually looked for the help of a local broker to arrange a home loan, today you can use one living thousands of miles away, while comfortably sitting in front of your computer.
And that makes it not only easier, but also cheaper and faster.
But how to find the right one?
On Personal Home Loan Mortgages.com you can find a huge list ofMortgage Lenders, the best rates and a mortgage calculator.
You just have to fill the searching calculator with your personal details and you will find the best rates.
PersonalHomeLoanMortgages.com provides access to the leading national and local mortgage lenders and brokers.
A mortgage broker will typically work with several lenders to find the best rates and deals and will be able to find you a lower rate than if you went to your local bank.
Nevertheless it is important to remember that brokers are paid by adding on a fee to the loan, so when shopping around you must find out what fee they charge.
Usually an online broker is cheaper than an offline one because of the reduced cost due to a simplified application process and lower cost for office space and personnel.
Online mortgage brokers are connected to lender databases that are updated in real time. This allows them to give you a near instant quote and process the application very quickly.
So, if you are looking for a loan or mortgage be sure to contact a good number of mortgage brokers and find out what lenders they have on their panel, their fees, all other fees (such as solicitor, valuation, etc) and turnaround time.
It pays to spend some time doing this, and remember: never rush into signing anything until you know the facts and have had a good shop around.


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That is why segmentation is not always good

Yesterday I went to the Super Market because I badly needed eggs.
I bought:

1) Eight geranium plants because they were in special offer and the RIGHT color for my balcony

2) Five bars of chocolate because it was a long time I didn't please myself, I guess since I bought a "non friendly" electronic scale.

3) An Easter colomba because it was one third of the original price and it is good to have a slice (or two) for Breakfast.

4) Four frozen pizzas because a pizza is what comes at your rescue when you do not have the palest idea what to cook...

Needless to say I came home without eggs, because I completely forgot about them.
I will have to go to the Super Market again tomorrow (may be they have other good special offers)

That is why I do not think that segmentation is such a great idea.(besides the fact that I have less opportunities)