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Wednesday, July 12
by
Richard McKinnon
on July 11, 2006 05:46PM (PDT)
Dell was slammed on the NBC Today show about exploding laptops. The report was carried in the NY Times. It all developed from picture taken at a conference then posted to a blog. Another blog picked it up. Analysts wrote about it. Dell has a spiraling problem. They didn't get on top of it soon enough.
The exploding computer touches a cord because netheads have claimed that Dell's been cutting corners with service and quality. Real world consumers have noticed. Now this. A perfect confluence of blog, newspaper and television has once customer service famed Dell running for cover. So Dell's launched a blog, one2one to try and claw back ground. It might work. Better than doing nothing. |
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