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Seth Godin has an interesting post, essentially an open letter to Verizon about their plans to place banner advertising on cell phones.
Seth is right, this kind of advertising should not be shoved in the faces of people paying good money for their cell phone service.
Added Dec 27 - A different view on this issue from Techdirt
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