It seems almost absurd to be giving somebody three-hour old news when on the Internet you can get something that's much more up to date.

I've never heard of this happening, ... Intentionally shutting down the Internet. That's news.

Almost every consumer starts the search for their next vehicle online. Which is good news for dealers because the Internet is the most cost effective way to reach customers with the exact information they are looking for. If dealers do not have a strong Internet department and marketing strategy they are losing sales.

It was scripted and not real although it has appeared on the Internet as a news item.

They're not giving Freddy a breath. They're not giving him one news cycle. They step on every one of his stories.

There was an unparalleled level of initial giving after the tsunami, and the Internet has made donations even easier. But the donations are only as valuable as their use: aid agencies need to be able to account for how efficiently and effectively they use donations, and for how timely their response is.