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Posted by PunkJohnnyCash on Sep 16, 2009 in Corporatism, video | 1 comment

The World According to Monsanto: Pt1
This is the documentary “The World According to Monsanto”, about GMO, which is a Eugenics Operation
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Fox Monsanto Scandal

The Genetic Conspiracy (1/3) – about Monsanto
How safe is the so-called “Green Genetic Engineering” really? Monsanto, the world’s largest genetic engineering corporation, insists it is safe.
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Google Voice Integrated by Sprint – Analyst Blog

Zacks Investment Research – Analyst Blog March 22, 2011 | Sejuti Banerjea Google Voice Integrated by Sprint – Analyst Blog In a recent blog post, Google Inc (GOOG) announced an agreement between Sprint (S) and Google Voice. The agreement calls for a seamless integration of Sprint and Google Voice services. The date on which the agreement comes into effect is uncertain, although it may be expected within the next 2-3 months.

Once operational, the integration would enable an existing Sprint mobile number to be used as a Google Voice number and vice versa, depending on what the customer chooses. In either case, the user would be able to avail of Google Voice services (something that was possible earlier only through the Google Voice app). this web site google voice app

Google Voice acts as a telecom switchboard, helping to manage the user’s calls by enabling incoming calls to ring on multiple registered devices (whether phones or computers) owned or controlled by the user and allowing users to make or receive calls through Gmail.

This is a major step for Sprint, since Google’s free/low-charge calling and messaging services have the potential to eat into their revenues. This was the main reason that AT&T (T) and Apple Inc (AAPL) banned the app from Apple’s app store back in 2009. However, by 2010, Google was able to work their way around the problem, making Google Voice accessible by any HTML 5 browser. web site google voice app

One can’t help but wonder where collaboration would come to an end, since it is hard to understand what could be in it for the carrier (call forwarding charges of 20 cents per minute are also being discontinued by Sprint). Carriers could eventually become more open to Google Voice services, if they are compensated in some way for the use of their network infrastructure; at least that is the way the market appears to be going.

If Google Voice gains traction, services like the one provided by Skype — which is 30% owned by eBay Inc. (EBAY) — will also take a hit. For now, Skype is winning big in the enterprise space, where it has connected with a number of enterprise networks.

However, given the Google brand name and the increasing use of its apps even in the enterprise space, stronger adoption of Google Voice in the enterprise market should not be ruled out. The agreement with Sprint (and any others that might follow) could help this transformation.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1553165951 Crystal Pistol

    I cannot say how many times I have shared these videos.  I strongly suggest watching “Monsanto’s Patent for a Pig”.