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Dead technologies and companiesBy Anonymous on October 18, 2007, 12:44 pmThe network industry has its own kind of circle of life, where ideas, technologies and companies are born and live on. But at Halloween time, we like to focus on the things that die. This year's network industry graveyard was filled with Palm's Foleo, SunRocket and PDF spam, among others. Check out our complete list. How complete were we? Tell us what you think here.
Misleading and PointlessBy Anonymous on October 24, 2007, 12:55 pmUh, hello? I still use Skype nearly every day, (along with several million other folks) and my wife's blackberry is still ticking along fine. To suggest that these companies are dead really makes me question NW World credibility on other areas.
Hmm, thought it was pretty clear we just meant that the nets...By Alpha Doggs on October 24, 2007, 2:57 pmdied for a short -- but frustrating -- period. Certainly didn't mean to imply the networks are no longer working. BobB, news editor
Dead?By meatpieandtatters on October 20, 2007, 12:15 pmLame and unfunny compilation. Rather, why didn't you focus on the outrageously expensive, insanely complex and uneccesary technology being pushed onto the market and hyped today? Or would that impact future advertising and subscription revenue?
Dead companies, or should we say killed companiesBy Anonymous on October 19, 2007, 11:42 amPerhaps we should be celebrating the life of music download as a technology/business/lifestyle...But, there was a profound casuality, a sudden death that resulted -- TOWER RECORDS -- An icon of "wired" experience from the 1960s to 2007. Cause of death: iTunes.