AT&T Steps Up To Google With A Letter To The FCC

AT&T Senior VP sent a letter to the FCC stating that Googles’ Google Voice is blocking a range of phone numbers that are associated with “adult sex chat lines” and “free” conferencing calling services to avoid high access charges. The problem is they also blocked other businesses such as: ambulance service, church, bank, law firm, automobile dealer, day spa, orchard, health clinic, tax preparation service and so on, with phone numbers in that range (0000 – 9999).

It will be interesting to see what the FCC will do about this considering Google claims that Google Voice is a software product and not a carrier and they are under Net Neutrality and not the FCC jurisdiction. Either way I think Google needs to refine what numbers are being blocked.

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Winamp and Internet Radio

This video will show you how you can use winamp to play internet radio stations from sites like ShoutCast and live365.com. Also learn how to edit your playlist (M3U) files. Listen to all types of genres with less than half the amount of commercials than your local radio stations.  Also the audio quality is much better than what you get from your standard broadcast radio stations.

Basics of speeding up your PC

This is my first video in a few years. I will now start uploading videos relating to computer repair. I have been repairing computers for several years and and have found that there are a lot of things that people can do on there own with just a little guidance to save them a trip to the shop and also save them the much needed cash.

This video is just about a couple of the steps that you can take to speed up your PC.

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Buy.com, Orbitz, And Other Sites Is Scamming Us With Webloyalty

Everybody has heard about people getting scammed from some, possibly iffy sites, but now it seems as if nobody can be trusted. More popular sites like Buy.com and Orbitz apparently approve of a service from a company called Webloyalty that pays these companys to buy your credit card information with your “approval”.

All over the internet you here about people complaining about charges showing up on their monthly credit card statements. I think it was roughly $10 a month.

Will Myspace ever make it back to the top?

I was looking at Alexa’s stats for top sites and they list Facebook at #3 in the US and also the world. Myspace is listed #5 in the US and #11 in the world.  Facebook passed up Myspace in unique visits at the end of the 4th quarter in 2008 and the numbers has been growing ever since

So now that everybody seems to be ditching Myspace for Facebook to stay in-touch with friends and relatives, what will the plans be to keep Myspace from completely falling by the wayside?