How Random Babbling Becomes Corporate Policy (t3knomanser) wrote,
How Random Babbling Becomes Corporate Policy
t3knomanser
CBS won't run ads of "public importance". It's not so much that I disagree with their decision, as much as their reasoning. I understand it's bad for business, but saying you won't run ads on "controversial issues of public importance" is just bad wording.

Here's the important one though: industrial environmental disasters as art. Kinda cool.

E-merge automatically detects when your car is in a collision and notifies emergency response services instantly via texting.

Meanwhile, kids suspended for trading porn on their cell-phones.
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